The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-11-24

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a 'AA-Isoh' ottcUi 'nstI LSee'i'ii 1:SsG'e3eS I N
ancestors Oh Ihe q; IaniH. ! llAeo AeI I
more anu more: one seeiieo iiapt'S' ye'
worried, sometlnes.
"Oh, dear, she salo one evening, as
she sat IN a lo" chalr, hef sn9nt hsEe
surrounded by Prlils o. tG!;e and SATIN
nov nate an 1nlS: ne !: -.InliisoiiS ,.1:'
were 5 n1ls5 T unba a. a. ,4tA.usod IN
fhc ct;nnet+c and thc nrttension Of il ali,
Whv shonlG No live s1ch y sham life :
Oh T Ike Good n,annars and nice t},;nos
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Sut ,, hs vas W s afraid to invite apvbodv w here re
h,,t Won without \ tit,e When we're
married vell break thu. ruth to her cent
" OF coursc mamma WON'T let Dapa
c;rc ne nonch. we'll not he rich but we'll
Ho bones4 NJ AMI no o,,rseIyes >
..S;r RovIe Poche1'' cr;s,i tbe footman
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atali, sS!sht red mnstached young man
IN Il? an evening SUI entered slanceu S AZ
3lls lace anu nleV us eye IL vas snIe"S 1
i pu. pIesS@n1 5 laSs, Viii VII saaS3 oiiSn', 5oGC
i h'.hio5eG eses no q 2,o''o VIE 1oLeiieau. .,,7 H :.
Is ie Ieosf 4Go hn baT ,ie 10 Ioo1, So',' ona
inevitably conc cone1atriatei rt M CIarissa in snite
Of her deceit.
Tho d;nnn, vos n,oo,;ecnnt took
1o-1,:a ~ S;r Ro,,n IDo3;ng Will, Nrs
stl,;nSo17' . rathc, ,;cIetv count frc,,,
son1o So,,th tn,c,.;c,n icrsf;on tool Gar
;ssa o1nv weary Of JSnnic.s E;nelisb
occant s7nii1 T T.ndo,;c nntnro5l with thc
wino cooler He s,niIeI IN his 17snaI
ba11ohtv wav When his eve fell on Sir
BovIe his face changed
t:llother OF Noses he whispered.
dropping the aparatus he brought in WITH
a crasE,
Sir BOYLE looked up from his plate.
Larry, as live he exclaimed. and
when did YOU come over - he forgot
etiquette, Jumped up and seizet Ludo-
vic's hand. Ludovic's eyes filed with
tears.
''Och, Eddie, ma bouchal its little |
thought to find YOU again. Snc. when
[ went away from the Old cabin you were
a bit of boy. And so the mothers
dead, | heard that. though / lost track
Of Won all entirely And me dear little
hrothar F6din's come heck to mc-thanl,
onlv one Of me blood I have
1t was an odd scene. Sir Boyle, III
ms evening SUIT, with Jaquemlho1 rose
IN his puttonhole, embracing the man III
hvery; ClarlSsa, Pale ana trembling; yen-
ME alnazco' anu Ars; AtAnson, SANDING
Ia Tue atyL!1'S'c VI u iG''t "oo'tG W ii-'tt-
oef her cln9ten; Nooooy spoHe. Nt'
AIAlnsoh Solpeo GOWN i SiaSS oi cii''iH-
payne.
"Slr Boyle, his eyes moist, turned 20
Mf. ATKINSON.
"Ihls IS my only brother, Mt. Atkln-
son. Owing to circumstances very COM
mon IN Ireland, he left us when l was q
small boy. | came here and made the
best OF the chances IN your county.
Il hear you've been making sheepS
eyes at MISS Clara there' 3n'errnpteo
LuooIlc; =" eA' take nlln' MISS Clara,
tie .i aaueo, leaolns lns young ni'!u up ~
thaV young laoy' WIN d sweeping, pa.
whisper, but, " with sigh, Il wish the
bov had looked higher up in society"