The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-07-23

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CHAPTER ".
JASPER found Dolly and Culvertou in the
quaint Queen Anne garden il front Of the
House.
Why conduit You wait a minute,
DolIyg' he asked impationtly. They
would think you 80 rude"
s'Oh. very Gkely.' said Dolly CColly, at
which CUlverton laughed
yes; that's all you think uf-srealsinE
of with CulveTton to SPOON he grum-
bled
Exactly" returned Dolly, slipping her
hand into Culverton's arm,
oWeH. I shall go round. to the stables
continued Jasperj "for I suppose l shal!
not be able TO get sensible word out OF
either Of you"
sHe has fallen in love with her" said
Dolly in a tragical half-whisper, as Jasper
entered the House.
Then you needn't worry yourself about
that" laughed Culve1t0n. You don't
want to marry Jasper as well az me, do
yOuG"
"No, no; Of course notr'-laughing at
herself then.
'.Oh, mother" said Jasper an hour later,
when they were at lunch, do you know
that the Villa is taken"
Yes. DEAR she returned placidly.
"And you have been at home all this
time, without having called = he asked in
Credulously.
"Yes,"-with more placidity than be-
fore
"wen. I told them you would call to-
morrow" he SAID decidedly.
"Yes you had better call tomorrow, my
dear put in the Squire-''on hospltable
thoughts intent" as was usual with him.
4 don't know at all" said the Mistress,
closing her lips very tightly, aud sitting
quite upright. Il don't 6u." that l shall
call IT au"
.But why27 asked JasTer impatiertly.
.u.a. yaH must call, mother Whatever
VIII they think if you do MOI g
An. thing they choose answered Mrs.
Nu-eut. with indifference.
~But why should you uoti'
My dear Jasper who are these pe0-
pie"
.'Oh. 7 don't kuOw-la,aes CeT+ainlyl'-
; though as he spoke a remembrance Of
! Mrs. Cave-Fox almost made him doubt
/ his own words Mrs Car1uthers says
/ they were very great friends Of the Count
ess.-
At this information Mrs Nugent looked
: hlankly at nothing. and Jasper appealed
TO Culverton for confederation Of his as
scrtiun.
"WeII, I do not really know who they
arc" replied Culvertou. Ny mother
picked them up at a French watering place
-Trouville. I believe II Was-aui. after
her implsive Italian WAY. took tC them
l l-." r#iag more " '...a.
sand 3 never even heard 10 any Cave
Foxes. lnt lI..~-. the Mistress calmly
- tnnl believe amy such family exists.
after all. docs il ulatterE asked JAS
per lIuiatiently. "lgn know, paotacT. II
is not as if we were afraid Of losing caste
every one knows us
Exactly, she answered therefore
am sure ii they had mentioned TO any ont
of our set that they were coming 10 resid,
at Deauc Ella they would have brough
letters Of introduction to US. lou see
I Jasper she ended with great Innocence
"every one knows us
Jasper beaten at thst POINT, tried m
other.
We'll. and If they are Of no family
only simple rcutiewum.u, Is that any rca
son why you should refuse 70 know
themT
Certainly not, Jasper. I look IT th
matter from purely Cnmmou-seusc pom
OF view. These people whom Lady Cul
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