The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-30
AN UNROMANTIC ROMANCE

The Rev. SeTsinlus Hzzli1gsiezn. haT-
ny 5.--u ---1rrs-3 o. most c1Inf..T7al.i,-
-s-r fr an attentive guard. having arrans-
I'll hi- Various belonglneS. and finally u1l-
folded IL afternoon paper. r-s-lined
against rils cushioned back f the rous-
Eiz-,1ae1t fora moment. sighed gently u
d 7elief consequent "a the zltigne and
t,o-ller Il M drive The rrl1hle u buyiIlg
g 1irket. and seeing thai be Wsls properly
taken are u Then be leaned his bead
e11 Il the vin3oV- - survey eou-erlIla-
-ively The busy crowd hurrvIng and bust
Ing about 4 crowd /, alWay- more or
I.-.- amusing g. spectator e T. move
ulett-. and the reverend gentleman, BE-
ne If -re-z-ial- disposition. rather
liked lg.ssing on a1 other people working
0r E,iayIng. especially Weli-cJnducreQ, t.
Specialize kind Il people who lid not
render themselves iisaeTeeai,le-
The Rev. >elzinaz-- hoped he might he
fortunate enaazh = have his es1nEzrt-
uleut completely L. h5ln--if. and had n
tiul4ted M desire 10 the friendly guard
The ezrrize,> werp -sIEi,ily lllin-- and the
train W,.lld star1 u aDa1hsr I've MINUTES.
- be blandly surveyed the figures fitting
and ayiur - and fro, gazing an their
i,u-y actiozi~ N5th Iarigui,i ss,1lp lpIaceary.
de seldom Travelled tevond the bounds
e hi- OWE Arcadia, ana oF.jsesed strongly
10 enruunrenng anv 6i-ca.nfer1 on his
journ-vs-
A. LIZ a-s-he Va nearly sky. bu-
Lis ,i-es-in---la-z- n c,snulan WIIh hi>
r1llLtrous friends and 5-w enemies. rold
Inn that he appeared certainly twelve OF
tfte-.n rfars ls-s--wileu nigh -ix decades
i1avt hegzln te whisper unIsle.s-.lII1iy 4
aches and 1zlu,. bsstbers and Worriss. Il
l. most ne-lfal - D. gently punelliosls
q. o. personal e7mfsr7- Fate had been
lsaur-s-5u~ 70 The Kr-r ~eIitIua>: she had
gwen hlul al The weIc0Ise o1isr1n4s she
c-sait -s-.rter q hiz fs-et-s7,ol lDok-- aII-
pie frTune. c5rie II admirers. f MI
ati.r-rs and WorsliJs3---s- a sJ1Eii-iIted
path O. rrsad "a through l7se He had
married well-iagers-d wife, Eha had
t---u moderately kin5 - him. bzli after
ten ~ twelve years 4 s=alm domestic
partnership. bal ae41r1,-i, leaving him
not utterly ds~,lals, IiIsszl-slzie, or
E,rey D. dsSEaif. His only daughter had
married vel Ia her teens BIZ only an
had rsceiy,-3 an envialls appointment n
india.
Nearly everybody Was seated The final
slanll-lae & door rsr1ie-i Ike muske-ry
fre IA along the line 4 ez-ri4s,-- Tbe
Rev. >ssTr-imns gently shpck his newga-
~. -he caor 4 the printing INK l-zing
slightly offensive 10 hin Al home, IN
the rzze-y. the daily joarnal Was always
s'liciiauslr ain-i befs-e lz.ing touched
By The ,liInE.ls-i white hands Il tile Per
hlgr- 1o8 fzssld5.1s rsSTor. With -el0e-
tznce be had noa vet gVen-uHle even
Wben 4ions.. he 1a-.k hi- sTssf1sz.is-- frfn
tlisir l=1-s.. Kigea 1he glass; xifh hand
ken-nief nDe a16 ~sf1 - -zlex. such A.
tRehes- rnigh1 u-e- Fs=re;3ed tile -oId
fTzEEge ar7ss hi- handsome noe. and
uassii1stiTeiy -s-si-nssl himself 70 SIR the
lz1sSs Eaess Pate had, Il one of her
teasing nles,slS. inflicted upon ber fsrvorlfe
tl8e nuor1isie-Lrion Il wearing sE--e1aeieS.
n II-a-iclo.ns sg-rz = frs,iicsgsIzse -irls vii
-JIlae1Hses -r-ztch their loxe-s With the
iisssrn 4 rss-s. ttff times did the rector
think Il s4s zoe tad, when he happened
u -ee -snIe z-re5che-d cid tara laEso-er
Atcut -eEeszy CT ssg1ty wears odd read
Inz without glz-->,- and Hith nsa1liis-ss
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