The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-12-27

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r;sce NJ ry,.1i.ran her.bax.''
..(1h. noneelse. Jane. You are too
hard. . sid Ada: !. and I think she is
varv n,eftr. abe haa s,,ch a lovely COM
plexion. and such penciled eyebrows"
"Penciled. indeed. y said Miss Morris,
..hlack laai pencils. I wonder does
aha know Cantain Chichester is engaged
to adv Ids Leigh. If not, somebody
onoht to tall her. there is no use in her
setting her can at him.
Next day, on going to her room, Flor.
ance. to. her SURPRISE. found Ada's
maid busily engaged in repairing her
damaoed dress. On being asked where
aha had pot the muslin. she said the
footman had found it on the hall table,
and. as it was addressed to Miss Molly.
neux. he sent it upstairs.
Florence few to thank Lady Brandon,
but neither she nor Ada knew anything
about IL.
She tried m pursue her inouiries. but
the gentleman turned off the converse.
tion Cants;n Chichester having apnar.
emily fnrgottan the aocident
Marv and Jane Morris EXCHANGED
o,ancss and smiles and WHISPERED.
~ told Won 30. inst Az if he cared
.hort nor drass You will see he will
NOT oo near her tonight I prophesy
that 3
Mis-. Morr;s, rronbecv was NOT fri.
6,1ad howayar for rarfa;n Chiche.ts,
dsncsd no oftan With Ftorence and Maid
hs- az ,,ncb Attention that Miss Morris
thourht Il her dutv IN toll her next
norn;nr that he was enpaged to Lady
IA. Ia;oh and that There was M nss
trv;nc e. catch him
y.AnS ali Il von had saen her face
| nv dear Adai she was as rad an a tur.
Lcv c.,ck and slmost told me 7 was i'm.
nertinent,i
MEANWHILE the DAYS few by agreeably
To Floranca Canta;n Chichester was
ALWAYS bv her side. ever Charming and
tender Che did not dare to analvze
her feelings. She was drifting. down q
rnn;d current. leading she Knew not
where. but there was no escape. No
one, smoke of LADY, Ida now. Every
day Captain .Chichester's looks and
| words seemed tn oive fresh proofs of his
affection and she lived in a dream Of
10Y and love. The awaking came, when
one morning at breakfast she heard Sir
Charles Brandon saw: "Chichester, here
Is an inyitation for you from Lord Well
wood. l ann going to shoot with him
Tomorrow. and he hopes will bring
Won with me; the shooting is very rood
YOU had better come. !" Captain Chi.
chester hesitated. He had promised his
father to return at the end of the week.
| rrxt
gentlemen were out shooting, the ladies
took q drive. At dinner Jane Morris
seated herself between CAPTAIN Chiches
ter and FLORENCE. In the evening ST,
Charles asked him 10 MAY ecarte' anl
II was only when bidding GOOD nigh
that Cautain Chichestar made hi,
adieux.
/ al suppose I must saw rood -bys
now" he said to Florence. 1--WE star
% early in the morning
| Florence could not command hel
voice, but gave him her hand.
i I'VE shall meet again, | hopep w
must meet again. Do you ever come Il
townen
/ .'Oh. do move ON. Miss Molyneux.'
said Jane Morris, '.you are keeping u,
all standing"
| Florence disengaged her hand ane
went upstairs. Her happiness was a
an end. They would never meet again
and he had said nothing to her. Nay
it almost seemed as if he had avoided
speaking to her. What fool she hat
Doen 70 In,nA nc carea ioI her, An un
opIuou 'os Ml Iay ~ sno op =. .uo pm
cueuion, VINO cU ~. oe wl'slng W heI
pug eoA ~ up. Anolo "oI1 ii' ,1.a up
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snon WIG upsn, anu 1uon leeu ~
ua,'sd 80 90 i"I !. 80. 90 nei a''a'io'
~ouiu PEI "''' ~ oegan
Il have in vain tried to speak to 70,
alone; but / cannot leave you withou
learning my fate. You must have seel
that love you deyotedly. Can yol
give me any hope? / leave earl,
tomorrow, but my future movement
depend upon your answer. If you low
me let me have few lines from yo,