Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-05-20

Car was surprised 10 hear . chair softly
drawn sro9 The floor toward hH, and before
1he could look up II w plaosd at her side;
and then she aw Doolittle 6nkine into II, bic
eyes flxed ON her face all the time as II he had
been magnetizsd Car felt the absurdity Of
the situation, but with readiness which her
mother would have praised, she resolved not
10 let the shop people see anything TO laugh
At So she gave Doolittle lively little nod,
Is II his conduct were the most natural in the
world, and holding up pair Of gloves, she
asked her admirer II they were not 9 pretty
color.
aCapital gloves, should say,s he replied
aDo let me pay for themln
sPay for my giovesls cried Car, breaking
now into hearty laugh at bis absurdity.
20, do let me pay for them," he went on,
The girl In this shop Is such
nice girEsuch xtmendously nice girl ]
often buy gloves for her; she d 30 nice. Do
let me pay for your Gloves
swe never pay here,n Car replied, happy
In her excuse 1Eferything goes down in
bill VI
II am sorry for that the lover answered.
II should have liked to pay for your gloves
o, how are youi Are you very wellf' be
asked, addressing the shop girl, who had re
turned by this time.
She blushed at his salutation till she was
like one Of the beauties on her own glove
boxes
Whether keen-witted Car did not quite ap-
prove Of this sort of encounter under her very
ewes, or whether she was already suited,
cannot tell; but she remarked that she had
got all she wanted and left the shop, not for
bidding her admirer to follow her. Follow
her he did, though in departing he man9uv-
cred to get right behind her back, that he
might freely bow his adieus to the nymph at
the counter; which done, he stepped into the
street with q face of great satisfaction, and
walked at Miss Temples side. For, many
steps he said nothing; at last he looked up.
aMiss Temple, want to marry a tremen-
dously clever girl am not clever myself;
am very well, but not tremendously clever
Now, want to marry girl that can advise
me and tell me what to talk about, and make
up things for me to say-smart things, you
know-that will look like my own. And I
want girl that viii read works for me, and
tell me II work is erroneous; for don't like
to read erroneous works, Miss Temple Now,
w ma, n, 's % p, LII ~ -. I'M M - 80.
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very much object; do, indeed, Miss Temple"
It Is critical moment in woman's life
when she il asked IL she win marry a man
whom she does not altogether dislike and no
doubt Car felt sornethino of the gravity Of
her position. But she feit its absurdity. too,
and nothing could restrain her laughter.
Doolittle seemed much discounted.
1Don't laugh. he said. dolefully. aPeople
ALWAYS are laughing at me: and it is ire
mendously irving. yo,r know
" was not laughing at Won. y Car replie<i.
relieved now that the outburst was over. II
was oulv thinking how yexed mamma win
he with Won for sneakinr TO me in this sudden
wayn
aVexed. will sbesr said Doolittle. with an
air Of tre,,idation. for thew were close to the
Uate of the Beeches APerhaps had better
II,n home Just advise me. for feel tre-
mepdousIv nervous ",
aNo. mamma WON'T be verv angry y Csr
answered. reassurinplv. aShe il walking in
tha oar5an Como 81 and soa bay
nool;ttIa hacama CONFIDENT ain A. these
words trusting IN Cars superior knowledge.
and into the Garden thew came. where was 4
creat narasol MOVING III and fro, and under
r. cayonv there nroroenadad the stately little
fienre al Mrs Barbara Temple
wThere Z mamman Car cried wbetl,er IN
iest a. earnest ~ conld Nj, tall and tiartinp
away he left him with her mother.
Now Mrs Rarbara Temnle. watching the
couple from beneath her parasol. had dis
cerned q the twinEJino of m ave how nat
ters stnod and tnowinp the vounp man and
nerceiv;no bis CONFUSION. which returned
when Car vanished tbe little o,een of women
came Forward with m Air that would have
reass,red a Greater tiunce than Doolittle
aYon have Men attending ON nv dauebtar y,
she said with ,er pleasantest smile. asfo !
hind of youn
eOh Won m N n reallv was kind do vcus
cr;ed DsolittIf set ON bis feet at once II nm
clad Of that. / meant il kindly. want. 4
81 ~ for bar cloves h,t sba wopld not /.
ma @ q Van have = I'M at the shon y
uafrs Tamplau--he clearad b;s throat ,.s.
perateIv and she knew what was q come
aYssr
4yolr danpbter-the one wanted "a Inv
tha sylovas for--;s : trar,a,,do,,slv c,av.r
III, v iiS
'.peo,,,e ara ya,,ara,lv nleased With b.r y y.
n,cr,ed the mother
o,, nsnaUus sna H., pTas a,. sla snud in, ahs =
ma,rv vo,,r da,,9l lta, Il von d;d NOT mind
should be particular about your not mind