Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-10-11

surveying the broad acres ~ the
Grange and feeling his Importance.
dare saw '-sarcastieally
Ca Mamie" exclaimed Laura
Brown. suddenly. that shall We 10
about those beaatiful roses. nov that
be i home. Oar table Al the festival
to-morrow night will be- complete
failure without them, AMI We counted
on them 80 mueh wish he would
have stayed away . little longer.
Have those roses. ! will Il | have
got 10 20 and a.k for some. aud
Mamie shook her nufIy yellow head
resolutelv.
Why DO you notF urged Laura
II would be = much more hone-t wsy
than stealing them
But hate Ia LII n he vas .
woman would not care.
As he i a man. why cant yuu he a
bay, then you woulda't hate 10 ask
him. B,ys have auAacity enough Or
any thing AID Laura shook her little
heal wisely
H. a bowl how delightfull de-
Glare. Lal. your heal will make you
fortune yet ! can pat one II brother
Sammie'- suits on. ,uck ny hair under
= cap hacken my hand. aud 4 make
splendid bpyi Iu a. H. see Il |
don't Aud the four girl. laughed
| g.ecfu.lv Al the novel va, in which
they we're a. get tha GOV ted roses
AL right. girls. ba aruuad a. 7 80
sharp 90 course sou mu.t - along
a.. far a. che gate With me. suppose
! shall have enough roses o. each q
you au armful Ard with another
merry laugh. they departed
H'aring 4 slight Rustic q leaves -
d. other side q ths hrIg. l,t "a.
glance over ant Sc the cause q q.
Ih-rs. lying prone on %, green
rra.. 81. hands -uppur Ing III heat
aad quiet smile PLAYING around thr
corner - arafhrr grave month. lle-
man I've and thirty answering
Mams's de>crp iou II the master -
ths Grange
Well my little girl. you shall
have All the roses YOU desire Ify.u
are one half a. pretty a. your voice
V sweet I dare say you will make
charming little Lab Mouldu't MAJ
~ mo u begged IN ms knees far
week H. ha ia. that RIGHT hui
shall have my ~ uge tonight
1akHg cirar from ~. pocket I've
irhting H. NJ Richard 1rrma.u-.
-a'e master &c tHe ursugv. -ralA..g
away with lighter hsarI Fhau usual'
WHY. BE- could not tell o. fact. hc
hardly Wa aware u 10 Nhr hr wa.
tweniy-eighL he met lu,rI and
courted a hrautiful woman 1hat wa.
- hen he US poser artist and b,iarr
d. had inherited the GRAM ana :
vast estates Though "a iot,l him
A. sell ~ hsr shallow nature w.u.d
permit. she cast him aside iur richer
man. Rieharl 1rcmalne Va NOT ~.
% 20 wear the willaw. but h. never
Iru ted women afterwaris. aud al
| uays seemed a. shun their society.
rather than cvurt H.
The clock cbiu.ed seven. theu tho
| quarter past Tie shadows II Ma-t.r
D.,Es stuIy we're deepening auI D..
rang Cor lights
Il want good lock At him her. |
should .ay lsay Thomas suddenly.
10 the servant Who Vas iust retiring.
'Tf boy asks 10 see me tonight .how
him IN here"
AT last she eomeih." a. the door.
bell reals loudly.
"A youpg lad wishes 20 see you.
sir. " answered Thomas
The young lad" enters
Good evening. ar
'Good evening. my boy." wiih =
slight emphasis on the bo, 4. th-fe
any thing can d. frr ypuP"
''lrs ar. please as Dung lady 81
me TO ask II you would please siyr A.r
some rases ca the fr-ti, a. TO- uorrsu
night Tie lafs voice treuthlri pen
crptibly sd the truth 3, b. would
have gwen an b. p.,-sa--eI u BE- was
safely out in the ~ % air. anl y "
- piercing. lt'yF.ral r,rs were uai
fastened % steadily ou hi. ~ face.
All dil BE- imagine il 20 dI shc
rally discern a shadow - smile
quivering. otter that darA. hsnd-ome
iace.
When ! sas , little hny. SAYS the
master % the GFangr. iilting bach
cody IN b. chair ahd elo,aiinE b..
fret. INV m thsr taught me tu take a
mv hat wheu entering = hou.r
Nr fremains hal tho .aiisf ia
a serisg tae small face dyed = rlrt
Qaickly = small hand i rassd a.
though 20 remove the hat and ~
quickly falls
If you please-sE hsveh't e,
any mother
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