The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-09-07
..Iyhat hos his moor Waiicmar ionef

''Wllat has this poor Waiiefnar tionef
Done? neutrality-suspicious.! lies a
wretch!3
eyes, he has gore and fallen in love
with n stupid bit OF a girl without q
penny
Rhoda withdrew her land from the cap
tain's arm and said, ''Oh," reproachfully.
a.There, I've done it again. | beg your
pardon, indeed | do; I'm not half as say
age as | pretended to be"
"Oh, don't mention it. | am quite well
now. We are getting quite close to Ouse-
port, and perhaps you had better excuse
me taking your arm"
'tOf course, my dear. 1t is a terrible
place for talking. l know | get my char
acter. Imean l don't get it. But where
Not far off? Will you call? Mamma
will be sitting at her knitting, or perhaps
reading. Weare quite alone, and l should
like ann to thank you for your good
@Well, perhaps I will call-for a minute
only, lust to recover my breath, you
know" =,
ssHere we are, then. Walk in, please"
Rhoda lifted the latch OF a small gate
leading to a small cottage .snugly en-
shrined beneath n mantle of climbing
roses and h~oneysuckles.
"Mamma," cried Rhoda, as she rushed
into a room at the side of the passage,
mere IS oap nhlar r. an5 hrongbt ana Ibnva
ne rom on go coy onnd Yon viii forgive
ne nj b;
The impulsive girl had her mother in
her arms, kissing her and trying hard to
soothe her.
The captain had followed and discov-
cred them thus.
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Hilauie ~ We ii IL fo.f vs. sho,v lass
the cipaaln' nor ''n u
uIpriS III, N,irw.rinop,
.H fsnVesi Enss.ilI"
I&pe".ti - - ,,on,ent or two and
MY ~ aentfcn,in was the Grst to
.nclo u !
~; ovpacte1 eucb n eust of wind
49, nj. tnncts ono ovor Inv
t a. n'T
iePlease do take chair. Hand Captain
PusseIl n ciair. TopSy."
l'uSseal l." a.. ioPt~i Cantoin Russell
tupsS - Nn',,i,r "a
WHAT is ihats', nd Mrs. Scryvenour,
&c canf,in thr,v. himself in the chair
rs onp I'p ~, ~ I,bta,i,
"vyhat is it?-thai You call this II
ID 49, Cba lii her name was
by ~
NC l. i INIT a q my name is Rboda. nv
noorb nsband MIR. Scrvyenour. called her
~ . - moi nnn,n n,d Che has kent il
ever since.1
eve eph iiit tia+,e NOT sino,,1ar at all. The
a =, rifv lies in tn. fact of that vol1na
dl of a Waldenaf-my nephew. mad.
~ m2bav;np fallen in love with a bit of n
TIL mean Young lady named Topsy.n
s'Mrs Scryyenonr took IN an album,
found tbe PORTRAIT of a Young sailor. and
nossed II to h cantain in spite of Rhoda's
ycjamations of:
eN sDon'tI Please mamma, don't!n
81 do not like to encourage secret en-
oaoements' nv darling. You know that
80 aIyays n sore point with me-
III voI1pg dori would null his ears
If had him. That is my Waidemar! Are
no,, Observation-Disclosures IrideP"
He t1rned towards Rhoda. and fixed
bic niercino ewes unon her. She shrunk
70 + sofa and, covering her face with
ber ban5sN replied sohbinely;
ives sir. Forgive us: we did not mean
anv harm
4?Harm ., cried the captain. rising from
his scat and annroachinp thesofa. "Who
said Won did? Pm only a rough old Jack
Tar Forgiye me"
Az he said this he took Rhoda in his
arms and kissed her.
r. .Jovei that Waldemar shows good
tastei fell in love with YOU myself Just
49, 90 T had Won in m~yIook.out. Yes.
ho sbo,ye almost as good taste as his
rnoia VIII fell in love with your mother