The Penn's Grove record., 1888-08-04
THE TWO NOBLEMEN.

LIE wv NODLENEN.
Hetty Sprall stood at Mrs. Parkln-
sons g gate watching the bad boys
who were lying in ambush to overset
the ash.kettle. The dirt-cart man was
slowly coming up the street, banging
the barrels and cans about, and taking
his time with his fragrant load; and
Hetty, with n eye on the boys, was
reading the third chapter of a very
much soiled cheap novel that she held
in her hand.
"Bless me'' she SAID, contemplative-
ly, as she paused to turn a page.
''Adeliza is going to marry a Dock!
And there another lady as beautiful as
the rest Of 'em, with golden hair to her
heels, and Lord William is in love with
her; and Ter father has given her a
necklace of diamonds, each as big as a
grape"
The novel was evidently one calcu-
lated to awaken envy in the heart of a
plain young whose mission
seemed to be kitchen work; and after
awhile Hetty burst out again:
ur,.h ~ W. m,arh1n,t oata, M 10
;na - wow ,sh,n and ;rnn;nn
~. ,ou ,on. III nouou to,,oh :. 10
IT, 49, uon w'ish ~ mo,,I, nrar
~ corah.o
Sha ,5dras,o, ,,;, .o,,ou, ...,o.
o;nI m,ho CO.. homm,inan 49, ~ ~ d,sh
tawo,s noar ,ha 1;r;nn ronn" n';ndom
..No snch GOOD luck U.,ty - said
Sarah h;,ina of nor ,broad. ..h,,t 7
read !, .torv Tho o,her dow aho,, . o;rI
tbat lived ont ;,st 40 II miaht hs no,
or mo and a Lord from Enr,,nd ion
in Iovs with hor ond wo,t, r,1ht dovn
ontn his treos and nronosod. ,rd a.
Won NAV ouess IN WASN'T foo, onn,ah
"m1 ,hav mama ,,arr;oI.a sa
.t.o. .hnt sna h,d oo,,,;nu &C. a. 49, ~
:" ~ a;"n W1o
Gvvou CANA IA ,or, will, s;,,,or
opoons 'lo' nHI' ".u SUN. WIN
po"t"' eau i' nei '"o
s'l ma az ins'. w hoO u"ieu wi ~
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i.o'.S '.'.eu :" enp.y o'A' anu nui
iieu oaoA " ne, "a'iup', anu ih"'i
WIN h"' UGH ies "s"iis' i" lamp
po'' nea, W 'o'N0u al" "' ''o ""ni-
oel oh VIC uooi. anu saun'ereu away
WIN ,'' II, po'Ne@
II 'he ia'y VI 'ie use-Mfs. lark-
iiisoh-nau oeen very ho'ioeaoie per.
oon' "nu n"' Deen '"e hao,' VI
s noi Aoen' she 'n,sh' iIise
hho"h 'ia. uhe "orh orageeu "eariiy
'l"' u"y' "sseu mover was prop
pou up as"ihs' 'no 'uos' anu pi's Vi itS
nios' interesting ehaptefs made te&ls
ioi iohs i''ouiseS On 'ie ptooao'il.ieS
VI iiSo N me anu VIC uelsh's u pe-
ing SE l,o on" an n ,u ..;a Co... .,.
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"Wel >, said JJe,tv who moo mora
romantic .T should !, ,aotIa ra,har no
had . fine eooor and mus,.ahars !
sbor,dn,t want 70 oive NV h.,,d n,ho,o
nv heart won,dn't On rm lilo tho
LADY Adeliza IN tbis Nook in that
That same afternoon Sarah said.
"Mist,ress is mad ,canse lunch wac
late and she,s GOING to a fvo o,o,oor
tea to Mrs pennvnacker,s. and sbs and
he won,t he home tn dinner % tho
mntton.bone will do She's ,a,ksd nm
that s.uoor oe ,rosorya. 60 CT,
going 10 punish M we'll T don't care
Thersm Ina M d;sb.s tn wash and T mt
away a lot of that chicken said after
the marty. gness wall do If von,u
read the rest of the novel loud TN trim
vour new bonnet 7 do want m know
whether Adeliza marries the Prince ~
Accordingly. no soon ma tho door
closed after their mistress Uettv shnt
the covers of the stationary tuhs down
over the vet unfinished clothes and
having prepared a meal. which was
hastily finished. drew down the blinds
lit all the gas In the kitchen and tool,
up her novel. Sarah brought the hand
box near the range. and the two Girls
prepared tn enioy a pleasant even;n,,
Cbapter after cbapter was read al1ud