Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-27


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Tho faA Of The moon u tes drying up Of
Ne ss sooner than sunA thing.
And ncs hitting upon sccret marriage.
what, then, cpuh remain but iovrt which,
m be huggHsi ~ mystery, 3" hold tho
tHngue obstisatt> 70 sf body sw""ninS,
altogether pass'd hep simple understanding.
No "onde<, th1Tet"re, WAS she PuzAIei ana
sftAred with prpSe&ty
" th hS honest WIS al WORK she ul'" heT
hstld AZ a soaitsnh
you aiS M love WIN MT Hha"' ana
StinE him court you slyty, your fatheF VIII
estaniy be angry when De hears ot II; b"-
CnuS' he u's" noe hto S'der ue'Aliiig NJ MAN
Or woman ana wOula thihk II uhphfGoian.'
"a thee' VINO sncutas' kno" oet''f' hu1 IllS
may say child, that though should agr",
with your father N tainking Ill OF secret
bVe, would not allow nm I" say 700
much to you, nor set his face against the
young man You are lit TO tie gent'"mahs
nne, as have told him ovar anu over, ana
you viii just own az to me Jenny III
break II 10 him as his vile should kho" now
and tn" rest viii he easy, my dear. am NOT
eFerse TO hr. Shaw-lulte the "'huatY'
cough what mas iather VIII say aIo'll'i
matter But, then, us no buSin'@s {" ourS
Young Mr.. SHAW Is a handsome youth anu
net accountable Tor MS iath". lhdeeu' II
he truly loves you he Will attend chapel
which would win thy fathers heart lou
needn't sniie have heard OF man turn
ing Hebrew jew to marry, and II man can
deny the LORD Tor love nj wehch' surely
Mr. Shaw may oasily become baptist
Jenny's smile quickly faded 1t seemed
easy to say the few words, and if their effect
could begin and end in tho kind-oy"d mother
who watched her, long ago would they have
been said But when she thought of her
father. her throat grew dry.
In the midst Of the silence between thcuL
both actively thinking in wide parted ways,
there fell. a substantial knocking on the
h"us" door; whoreat up jumIsI Mrs Straig-
lnld, tn sae {" hor cap and gown. and Squer"
up all dishov"lment whilst Jcnnys heart
flufpTssi Will Ha tyl
lap to the ground UNDECIDED
Now, surely exclaimed Mrs. StranC-
field, "this cannot he Mr.. Shaw VINO should
have come last night" and she looked at
Jenny's white face with an air Of cUmical
fright, for. loudly as she talked, ST., was SIN
oerely afraid Of Michael
Presently in tiounderet dirty FOLLY Raggs,
with the buStling Importance n Oai servant
assumes when she thinks she hrs something
"f consequence t" deliver
iIease' missus, You re WanttL
W no wants mef ihd you answer the door
with that smut on your noSef IN Tor shame,
you baggage! VINO Is tf he quick be
quick! Don't You see you're keeping them
"altlnS'
Its gentleman SAID Polly, suriiIy pass
ing the whole length OF Der arm over her
Is'e IN pursuit ol lhe smut, "hlch sue sue
ceedHd IN lodging under her eye
Well show him IN
lie RNed tor master tuSt-
snow MN IN say.
n" sh"u'd appear "'"ihC GraN"N, Ms
SOFT hat under his arm and his Light hair
olel ana hrusheA hll" cone. out LIT.
shaws English master, Mr.. Saundersoh
Mrs Strangtield favored him with swift
courtesy, and Jenny also prettlly bent her
knees, though fear made that an easier job
than stiffening them s1ain
ray' Sr' uaNe that chair' sala MIS-
nlrahGlielu' WIN Iussy pon'eheSS 10 You
wish 10 s'' MI o'f"i's;l's'ii ne IN MS
g"u' anu s"ai "e taiied At O'lCS' YOU
please. ne iiA'n irucn business on nanu Just
ho"-t"o 'esSoS "ui.'lLhS' anu an oruer r.
c'l'ed ior one Yesterday, ana ,lke"!se sal-
icy IoT MI. "achS'h' u -h'uh' HI"h
With much dehberatl"n, undlsturbed by
Jenny's beauty. at which be flung several
resPetful. ardent glances, Mr. SAunderspn
put his hat on the table, divided his coat
tails, and sat himself down That he was IN
no hurry was easily seen, which very con
siderabiy. in Mrs STanStieid's eyes height
ened the mystery OF hts visit
= am truly glad, madam said he, to
hear OF the tourShing condition OF your
husbands business, and would on no account
have him summoned from his duties You
and your Charming daughter Will, am sure,
be as fully competent aS he t. answer the
question which has occasioned my intrusion
upon you
Indeed, sir. we shall be glad 10 oblige you
in any way in our power
y on are most consIderate l must tell
you that DR.. Shaw, OF Greystone school,
with which academy L am at present asso-
Giat"d, is much troubled about his son, Mr..
Cuthhert, who, beleve, is known to your