Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-03-26
HER WEDDING DAY.
Oath, Fulfilled, Makes It as
Black as Night.

II WAS III v" ">~y AAAA OAAS Dooho
ave ever read finished with the mar
lse Of the heroine, so I suppose my
! ought to be over now. But it seems
me as if it had just begun. am not
llch of Il hcroine-only a poor coun-
! Girl who has seen nothing of the
brll: but George says I know quite
|ough, and that there is nothing so de-
thful as a simple young girl who has
yer been into society. George is my
|,Sanl. I was eighteen last week.
Ecr since my thirteenth birthday l have
bit a diary, and never missed writing
/ once. This is a brand-new one,
halock and key. 1 almost wish a
Er was written in it already. / feel
curious TO know about the future.
ople say it is silly to keep a journal,
t have had a great deal of pleasure
Of mime. Sometimes on dull days
ave read about merry ones gone by,
then every thing has come back
lie fresh, and 1 have seemed to live
! pleasant hours over again. OF
arsc, ! never intend to have any Sc
is from George, but I made. him
mise faithfully not to want to look
hsnew diary / am going to keep, and
Ich am beginning now. He laughed
kissed me. and swore that he would
y read it if | gave it him of my own
will. don't fancy l shall do that,
ausel have an idea that it would
n silly to him, and 1 don't want
to have poor opinion Of
and think of me as a little
ool-girl. No that 1 ever was at
ool, which he says is q very good
(ng. know he would laugh at the
y words am going to write now,
no doubt they are vain and ridicu-
!. like being called "my lady"
Fr having been no one in particular,
only a Younger daughter, not very
ply considered, it is delightful to be
parsonage and to be made u great
with. And, though it sounds very
unable. | can't help feeling the
|'svre increased by knowing that my
and cousins are most drcadfully
Gus Of me. They tried to hide it,
'iley have made me promise to ask
n TO stay very soon, and to do all
OF things for them, and | mean to
gorge will let me. And to think
lNrce months ago 1 had never seen
amt never been in love. though l
always longcd to be, only there was
me IN our village that l possibly
ID nave made a hero of! For three
| lived on the memory Of the
fl>ome young man who came to
rem once with the Courtenays, and
{ MN the hero of my novels and
ms. But all that is past history,
'il IN the volumes left at home in
(oI' desk, together with the wonder
rory OF how | met.Sir George, and
lie fell in love with me and I with
Ana | dare not say how 1 adore
9r how happy l am, for fear he
'' ever see what l have written.
y were married to-day, but every
IS lnextricably confused in my
t., l Know | woke at five O'Clock
"'e sun streaming in at the Win
"ho did not close my eyes again.
'!Ils almost week ago, and it is
Twelve hours. My new carriage
F. one OF my wedding presents, had
T''med five" Then there was
"Iessing, and all of them coming
"p me; and wished them away,
wa not like to seem unkind. 1t
,,e 'lrst time they had ever told
W.T. pretty. l liked that. then
a'aNlaSt and the speeches and the
'se-anu-four and the train-all that
Wanreal, too. One thing puzzles
"l'en we We're in the railway car
ueor &c hardly spoke, but kept
nS out OF the window; and l saw
e1'ectlon OF his face once, and
&c u had a haggard, worried
u 1t might only have been dis
oy the glass. And when we ar
'lefe' he asked me if I would not
- resi- little, and I said
$50 II | was rather disappointed
should have liked to have
4 J". with him into the delight.
CARTON that l can sec from nv
bno, ms is such a pretty old.
wv pace, quite ones idea Of
a'i olu country inn should be,
h;r Is charming garden,
's trees and lots Of flowers
L;eat person wanted to lent
Ats II aant f,n o., .-,