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

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Oh, n,5.-ir sill imagine have I
with me, answered Mis- Ada. Iaugli1s.
c2rele4sly, replacing the case u her hand
hAs And papa VIII Be sure to ulee5 mt
a: Craf7on-the next statissn- you know
10 wish you knew papa: an sun
ye1 would ike one smother - much
And ] am quite sure you' would be De
lighted with ulSEsH1z
The rector laughed Ii w4s pleasant
10 have found favor II the eyes q =
pretty g creature, even # she were slyly
making fun Il him
feel ve-y highly grzfife-i, be sad
with benign smile. The lively fraTrle
h.lfssi y tighten The tes3iu1n 4 the jo1r-
nev. even if1 led = nothing And ~sme-
times agreeable acquaintance arr scsi-
d,.niziIlr ulsz with n iile n8S,st unexF.-c1-
ed Wsy- Nal,oiy can ever truly Is-oI,he-y
what nlzy happen This i an odd iunl-
ble5 world q change and SURPRISE. even
l. the=e who step -5ftly over = sisogth-
~ placsss- The 2liial3e rector uAs no,
an imaginative man, t,uf many thoughts
and Eancies c4I-zrs-i ss,or1ively through
his brain al thIs usaneHf, airy and nm
bic. gssrfIagr. a. butterflies fickerln-
shrough salHIn8er SUNSHINE ~ elin sEsrite-s
dancing Idly IN the moonlight
Ysu think me silly far chzf1srIa,
away Ike tins cried MIS- Ada - but !
really can't. help thinking ! must have
heard II you- OF zen some portrait q
vou -slneWherc yeG seem - Ike a
friend-y0u know what I meant / -
hard 10 exI,Iain- But no matter They
al laugh Al Ile flT being - chilsiiSii, -
babyish A. an the only child, don't
. YOU ~. / have always been sE-silesl-T
4 ean easily imagine that, replied
the Rev Septimas, with an ar q delicate
-.lllantry-
All. you ar laughing n lne ike ali
the rest, half poai.yi Mss Ada
Laughing Dear, dear, dear, pro-
. tested the reverend eent3eIHsn-
Ye-. absolutely Bat would you mind
+ Yelling NE the exact time, please for
. s5t % gsuf Ok my watch coming away IN
q hurry. said the charming Young lady.
* am - impatient TO ~ NY friend. ny
dsar Marie. We have - much 10 tax
shout
-No d,,uBs-
The aaeuial picture einjurs-i up on the
ulind'- czmers q i've beautiful gitr-
en-erlv chatting. epoire. exchanging con
6denors abouf their lover. taeir cirss-.s,
iheir tay- and 4mu~-ulents. Ess . a oer-
tain extent fascinating vision HoW-
ever. he drew ou1 his xateh and named
tIfe g,rsci-e time.
an rade enough 70 admire your
watch szclai1ne-i Mss Ada, n her baby
fzshi0n. The rector fezre5 sbe Wa ju-1
little addicted 70 flirting, but j; i j par
danable sin Il not carried loo far He
szailE-i
Yes he responded sfti from Hly
Isa-isilioner--
That shows bow they aEl,rs--ia1e yori.-
SAID Miss Ada. with an aEGurne5 gianoe
thrua-h her hong eyelasiles. valuable
gIff- ! zn sure
II l. I believe i + worth frorn sixty
% eighty glineas, sid the rector, Eith
Iarionable pride IN his ar ani tone
NAY I Ioak II II ~
Certainly. H ,letas-he8 Il from The
chain and laid Il 81 her Iirtle cT@n palm
Il j. sery pretty said Ms Ada. ad-
aiiringiy, vet critically L J. - Ike
one Tnrlt Charles h2e->ir Charles
Cr4IlTtan- % yo1 know him -
zla eorry % say do not p=Flied
the rector - We shall D. AZ the station
1sE N seven or eight minutes
What PITY mean am - glad, =
-1id the Young lads II q little ronfg4ion.
the prer1i+st blush conoeiTable dyeins
her cheeks for m1nlent y she handed
the watch hack - the reverend gentle
man Now mind vou don; lo-e that. ~
she added, shaking her finger At him
with the warningair Il -sul. uloi,-laylI-7d
granny iu-1 stepped 9uf froIa q nEr~=ry
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