Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-07

march up and down like the others. de
led ms companion to a bench placed
against the railing, and placed her In the
most sheltered spot Sheltered from the
wind and not from the people, for the light
streamed through the windows so bright
~ it penetrated the darkness beyond the
Yerandah. The prOmenaders brushed al
most against them every time they pass
ed, stll one pair of eyes were often turned
anXiOusly towards them. Mr.. Fafrar
host all interest I'M his cOmpauton's talk,
and cast 80 many back Ward giahces at
gbe two quiet figures on the bench that
for revenge Miss OrejyaL proposed, going
into the house, mentally YD wing that he
should stay there, too, il art could Keep
Him rss fss xM fas% 70
lie went With visible reluctancs, his
heart mlsgiving him at the Thought OF
leaving Magdalen out there with Law
renee Cammack.
"He'll ill her head with nonsense, mean
ing nothing himself but making her be-
/ lieve 10 ALL" ne thought, irritably. 81
/ have heard him talk to Crisp
/ Evils Imagined are much worse than
evils in reality. Had the lawyer heard
their conversation his fears would have
| been allayed. They did not approach the
| ground OF sentiment but kept TO more
| solid track. They did not say anything
| very wise or witty, nor they made no tool
lsh remarks. They had not been there
very long when Henry Lee came oat and
sat down on the other end Of the bench
next TO Magdalen. 4r
"That is rather reckless proceeding,
is II notP' he said, passing mis- handker-
chief over his face.
What proceeding do you allude top
| lazily inquired his friend.
"Sitting out here. There are agUes In
this air. Miss Grant.o
"Be careful you do not catch one, then,
or rather be careful it does not catch
you"
"Miss Grant is not very susceptible to
the ills OF this lily ciimate,'' said Law
renee, earelessly.
.'No, she is the only rose in this garden
| full OF lilies."
show POLITICALLY expressedw
"Ihank you, my dear fellow, for that
| slight encouragement said the poet,
| spontaneously. ''Fhere, they are pre-
\ pairing TO form q new set, and must CO."
And here comes apaftnsr after you,
| Msgdaien,S =, said LawFence, sTell him
| you are tired, or that you have decided
I dancing 10 asgreat einV no e7s.. b srre1 rt
| impossible. 1t would not he truev
''And Weuld IT, be impossible to tell an
-N9t impossible, lbaEhaps,1 hpt very
sab well. 20 then YOU can never be a
woman Of 1ashionE1 s6 sa.aa a sr
~ do not care to be woman OF fash
ien,'' said the girl, rising and throwing
| back the shawl, She stood in the light,
and the slight shade OF pride and seorn
which passed over her face did not escape
the man looking at her. a3 ,sr8
There may be better and more useful
| things than women Of fashion, / doubt
| not, yet it may be their mission to imper-
senate folly and show its Worthlessness.
| II any one should. remember 10 inquire
aboutme tell them | am counting the
| stars tsgst ~r- ~v.T +
"When do you think you will get
| throughF' inquired young 0fcival, offer
ing Magdalen HE arm.
| "About the time humanity ceases to
love the foolish pleasures Of this life.D he
replied, stretching out his limos and as
| Stunning an easier and moro comfortable
position.
1t was late when the revel broke up,
and the carriages we're called for. The
CammaOk party were among the first to
20, and Mr.. Farrar ordered up his ear
rIage first, thinking to arrange who should
return in it. Bat, alasl with the best in
tenuons In the world, he yet failed TO have
his way.
''step In, Mrs. Beranger,s he said, Do
litely Offering his hand TO assist her.
Miss COrdelia, where is Magdalen?''
why, thought she came out with US.
No, believe she was just going into the
dfeesing-r0Om with Lcis BeranQer as we
came out. Shall SO in this earriagef''
Yes; no time 70 daily over it. Others
are walting,D said her brother, quietly.
mrs. Beranger. Mr.. Farrar, Henry and
yourself WIN be enough for this convey.
anee.r 1T0r Q d
And With sense of helpless anger the
lawyer had t0submit, and lust as the
door was closed on them ne saw magda.
| len hasten down the steps. 1t was too late
though 10 change tbe Infringement with.
| out drawing a6tan ti0n land appearing ri.
dicui0us. He had nofeafsbut what she
WO0ld De cared for ana brought safely
home, but heAAiTAys wanted her under
AS Tor MagdaIen, she felt miseFally un.
comfortable When she discovered that her
tardiness had thr0wn her With Mics Val
cOurs. IL was really not her own fault.
Lois Beranger had lost her handkerchief,
and they were in the house searching for
it when the time came to 60. Lawrence
Cammack had no special design in hur.
rylng her own particular party of before
she came out. Others were waiting, and
he saw no necessity in delay. Magdalen
would be as safe in one carriage as anOth.
| ~As az ANAAAIA VIC tAAN AoNlEH III anu
then offered the vacant seat TO Mr.. Lu.
cas-, the young man who was TO return
with them.
''No, thanks, my dear fellow. 1 shall
mount the box beside Sam and smoke a
| cigar. jump in or the driver will be
| asleep before we start and he struck q
match and held 1t to bis cigar. aTE 90,
eTAey weresof at1astyapG beIngoraered
t0'ttlSe pretty fast. gain TO len III w the
hofsts. Tbey had long dfiyR' Before
thcnl, aud PSgt va As-aIopg dig ,of, the
koug9 ans ft eakrQads SiRsithes State.
lnsflVB nj a1e Aass l5EIzlng q q sk stttled
herstH comfortably, and closed her eyes
preparatory 20 a nap, and Msgdalen drew
away into her dark corner, not 10 sleep,
| but 10 allow the cousins as much space az
possible. Alga seemed disposed 10 hold 9
whispered conversation with her cousin,
but for once he did not readily respond.
They had been travelling some time and
were going over the toughest and loneli.
eet part q the road, when the carriage
began 10 luEeh about In a very odd man.
Der.
II wonder what is the matter outside y
he said, uneSsily. "Surely II Sam goes %
sleep Lucas will see that we keep ont OF
the ditches." ...-
But sam aud Mr.. Lucas were both hall
asleep, and suddenly the wheels on the
left side dropped down into a hole, and
the carriage went over like nash, shat
toring the glass door and frightening one
OF the horses 20 badly be plunged and