Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-10-09

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amoIIlo1 Sh'l' oe yoar happiness.
e MI. Lalioo', sGoH hrVc
l'ea,lElt s'iol,,i come TO cllls'lhace'
D l 1'nnt' u n'a lliean 10 acccpI yo'
= nave iilrGe'' Win ynlt llhIll an
: ashamed OF nlISeH: l nave 'r'e'
/. my very oe'1 10 ',Ne up 20 ''f Id
& Vorite Gneo.y AMI loVe rue mai
Whom fortune 'ol'i me mi5'0 mar
~, onG L cannot: on, ~, c'lno1'-
Do'i le'hp1 ino i"rloei!
Agnes entirely lost her sell con
troll, and her baff1ed lover looked
! in despair, offered her his arm, and
silently escorted her back To the
house. Under plea OF severe head
ache she gently. excused harsclI
from the gayeties, aud SAT- with
|. some quiet people ons che pilzza.
+ When at last, she and shersf friend
re safely ms Their Isle he
II threw llepSel The ;lSsl
sEbel's feet, and poure,l forth the
whole story, closing with: 81
"My miserable theory has been
the rum OF mel what shall doF'
Mabel wits a little puzzled at the
dcSpa!rlng wall, aud attempted
comfort with
en-: dear, don't done feel so bad
ly! This is not so serious; this is
NOT a matter OF a lifetime"
con. but it is, it is! was so oh
Stlnate III my lde.l, 81 persistent III
my determination thtE | coald love
the man whom | wanted to marry,
cliat-that crushed my true feel
inss. [ smotberal my love and
and | have treated cruelty, outra-
ge"'Siy, the trtlest nobleS5 min IN
this world. L snnObM Paul Young
because | wanted TO marry money;
nave TOLD him TO 60. never can
forgive myself! WAT shall do"
Mabel was iii despair, and even
alter Agnes had soDDe,l herself to
SlGcib, SllO ldS Will G1CS Wlut OilCIl.
wondering what she Could do. OF
course. she Must tell Frank. and he
would help in some wav; she al :
WAYS does, dear fell.,v!n With
this comfort OH her lin, She too fell
asleep, and awoIe with a hope
that reflected its brightness "a little
on Agnes's pale face.
But what could be donea No
practical plan presented ITSELF
Paul had returned to New York
with his friend. Mrs. Town had
yonc to the seaslore and people
Generally had d,sImrs-d themselves
sulnmering in ali sorts Of ont Of.
the w;ly nl;,ces in uucomfortahIe
ullarrrrs Apnes and Mabel were
arranged for An e.outing,, in tbe
MOUNTAINS. An s.onting,, boil,
nreded. AGNES seemed ro hive
lost all hcr serenity and elasticity.
Mabel. too, had not seemed quite
the same since that dreadful even
ino.-,-A
SO distressed over an AFFAIR NOT nei
own especially, AS the affair all her
own had frightened TO the extent
of enthusiastic approval and con-
sratlationS from her many friends.
including Agnes herself.
AT the close of a busy day OF
preparation. they were seated on
the porch when tue poSGmall nano,
ed Agnes two letters.
"Only some invitation and a drop
note. "she said in answer to Maoels
MOURN 8 iOoh.
Tile heightened color az she
opened the first was explained
when Mabel TOOK the carus anu anu
read the marriage llotlce OF Mt.
Lewis Landon and Mss Larller OF
New York; hut tae oateo DreaI'l aS
-he opened the second WAS 'ioC OK
planned Tor some moments; 'nen
she merely s''.' -, I'll,
MIR. Young IS III to"n' anc WIN
call this evening IL We care W see
HIM" ,.,un
"We!" exclaimed Maoe'. :" ell
OF course; o.on+ 60.
MaDei had an ens'so'nen. ,o1
the evening. "nei. s"o i ,,.u,.,,',1
la5e, auo io''i'u - '''uso Isl ,s,., d..
couple Ill inc l.l1of, sne o.,,,' ~
some one else hao an engagement
as well.
Later IN the privacy OF tnel,
room, Agnes seizeu hltoel, anu
smotllerlns her III KISSES S"e ca
cial,ilcu. a,od oo,,, be On
-. neNe ~. o ne. n"ar ~ Inw mncb