The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-11

perfect treasured sshssd Harry. vii
4 . gsy twinkle Of bic vietsd sysa
Il We'll. you may call il Treasure that Il
sslss year mother eail Il . hAggAg
And ! shall expect you y sod her pscl
iag IL ron care anything about mo.
Poor Tscy looked sghssk
No. no. nov. Mra BsardsIsy. erie
Harry. coming to the rsscue; that's "a
severe vt. Let Tssy kesp The sil
that suits her, You manage your girl. ~
she'll manage hers.
Ihsvsn's any girl, aid xrA Bsardslsy
deeply isjpssd Il tbs pminder Of y
faog n naeAg I44 I ss oClDtp Nsl
cspu I lhons Win ~ bakssu ShilA, :
should bs doing Ill my work myself.
Well. you come osaE hera vhen 20
want srst. hs I'D rhieg, ra ooinI
down your w nov. Myos vat cSuSany
Mrs, Bssrdslsy. And Tacy gave him
glance Of gratitude. although she did no
know it, thst uess tkan rspaid him for hi
walk. ~S@ ~ ~ ~
Poor little Tacyl All her late yssrs hs.
been poisoned with tho bitterness sn,
splsen Of Mr. Bsardslsy's tongue. There
had been dispute going on between be-
and her stsp-son. Aaron, shst kept Tacy'
heart aching. and although she hsd X
longed for psscs that she would have bssi
willing to have given up everything fol
the sake Of il, she never secured il yhs
sharp sayings. the slandsrous statements,
in which Mrs Beardsley gloried vsrs
hateful and painful 70 her, and she fell
that tho innuDdoes and continuation
sniffs and eli the rest we're degrading Il
the iistsner. And nov 70 think that even
BY marrying out Of the house she had moi
escaped this orgress. whom family decen.
cy compelled TO treat With civilisy. and d
whom she did not wish TO complain "a
Harry, through some sentiment Of person
d pride and reserve concerning her - 1
part Of her past! aS*AN sg
But Il was Of no use TO wish tnat she
should never see Mrs. Beardsley again.
for here she Was immutable; nor that
Harry's business vas 10 some other place,
for how could she bear TO leave home and
friends herselia No; shs must make the
best Of 1t here. And 20 every little while
she sent over TO Mrs. Beardsley certain
lururies she could not have had otherwise
great bowls Of fresh cream and dishes Of
melons and pesohes and
grapes, all In their season, and various
,ther more substantial things. among
Them always the marketing Of good
sunday dinner. which Harry himself or
lered seA
None Of this nsds any sAiffnpn6eE to-
Mrs Beardsley; itAll only (mbAtetet Der!
triHs more as The essxcsd S4APt&k
Ind every time she spent day At Tacys
he contrived to leave Tacy tolerably mis-
'rable at the end Of it-misersble in way
i which she would not tsll her husbsnd,
ceiling that she must alvayssreeeivs Mrs.
aud thafi u Harry tdisliked her
nossthsn need w.. that senti become
impossible
What Mrs. Bearlsley's motives were 10
making Tacy uncomfortable. other than
9 envy inspired them. it would be difi-
ult to say; but there Was not Q detail Of
'scy's housekeeping which was not sub
cot 70 her criticism. - often before Harry
. slAnother. Tacy bad not > taste that she
i'd not 60 out Of her wy 70 cast slur
pon IL and Tacy bad not . friend. that
be did NOT assault with = perennial NAL
70, not so much from malignity toward
hoso individuals, apparently. q toward
'acy herself. Retortipg q 6rst, 4 last |
be victim took refuge in silence. and then
ilsncs spurred on Mrs. Beardsley moro |
han the retort. Whether she cared for |
hat was said or not. it was Ill very up-l
sitting to the nerves OF the young wife;
nd always after the departure Of the eue-
y Tacy felt q Il she had done . hard
ay's work. M #
I saw Adele Ffesmantle today. Mrs.
sardsley said. untying her bonnet strings.
declars she looked about !, fresh ~ she
ID thoss days When Harry used to 60
ith her.
He never did 90 with herl cried Tacy, in
Dt foreetfuluess Of her silent systern.
Didn't her Look here. Tacy; husbands
,u't tell their wives everything. Wives
I'VE to take il ont in despising the other
l,tiss when they suspect anything
l think such talk Is disgsscsful and ds-
aiding. M 4 3sl]
Such actions are. A. Tor Adele. how do
N know Who goes with herr Az suy rste
e's monstrously fresh and pretty. 1t's
Ieo8U w" btoC eoee " SVmv woaas9A
ID never touches them you've begun to
Ok mighty pssked yourself, Tacy. Your
% i sll yellow with moth. aud thin
ough 70 split the wind. I declare II
onldn't want Harry TO sse the difference
tween you and such bIush-ross Is she
though l do believe she psints; such
lor At her sgs csu't be natural, and that
10 say.
Harry would love me just a. we'll. no
liter how looked. began Tacy.
rmsls4 yoa shink u I pQso ~ ~
,men knew what their husbands said
d did away from them. they wouldn't
II st homo quite 20 easy. When people
Ich my time Of life they know the world.
a they don't believe 10 the bcst man I
w--that they AoA's. IA gssss ~ Harry1 !
.verman carried ! glass 10 bis bostm, !
that you could read his thoughts. you :
ght sing different song. Bat I'm Lot !
ing to make mischief. and I'm glad !