The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-07-23
THE LAST OF
I ii Z n L G EN- T s.
HY THE AUTHOR OF "swEErHHARTs."
CHAPTER Ill

DI ta'rNlttsI was over; and the two young
people, Dolly and Culvertou. stood at the
side-door watching the Stanhoue phaeton
containing the Squire and the Mistress
until 1t disappeared round the Vicarage
corner
Let us go into the boudoir.- said Cul-
verton. But Dolly did not move from the
position she had taken up against the
doorway
The bourdoir?" she repeated doubt
fully.
Eyes" he returned; 1--WE shall not be
interrupted there. No tiresome servants.
you know, whisking in and out"
Il believe she said demurcIy. tracing
absurd patterns IN the dust with her foot
THAT the boudoiris beng swept out this
morning"
"Botheri Well, we can take possession
Of the S4uire's study. Come" he said
persuasively, trying to take her hand.
Are you going to scold me 2" asked
Dolly at last in desperation. finding ner
small strength giving way against his
because, If you are, 1 won't come"
If Culveltou had really intended to DO
SO, he could not have resisted the tenpta-
ton TO burst out laughing at her; and he
laughed until Dolly forgot her fears and
joined in his mirth.
ais that the way you are going to look
at me when we are married7" he asked.
When we are married" 2" repeated Dolly,
all the laughter dying out Of her eyes
''Oh, don't know how shall look when
we are married"
She turned and walked along the tagged
pathway beside him back to the house;
then led the way TO the untidy little room
erfather was pleased TO term his study.a
room with two windows overlooking tiny
garden enclosed within high walls man
tied to the very top with ivy. There was
smooth lawn with = single hower-bed in
the center, just then bright with radiant
blossoms. There was also a narrow
gravel walk. which ran entirely round
the garden, between the lawn and ivied
walls
1t was not exactly a cheerful prospect.
but the Squire did not care to have any
thing altered; for one Of his aucestrcsses.
a Mistress Adela Nugeut, having heard
that her husband had met with a sudden
and tragical death in foreign land, made
a vow that sL- wuuld never mix with the
world again; SO she made the study-lt
had likewise been her husbands sourtuul
her sittiu- room. and had the high walls
built. so that she could take tho air in
( her own little garden without fear of on
look rs.
Her huslanimale his appearance gain,
after having been in CuEance vile some
/ two airs; and It was SAM that Mistress
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care u marry LtI-