Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10

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took irom tas gray 'seo, as siegan winll-S
Aer SIX about lac long woo4e- sze"er Wita
which she LID oeeu Word-uE Il have .
few thngs u attend o. before clnner Fray
excuse 1e, she s4sd. ru4l.y. turning Il
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teremoay
Bolghton sans down into tle little satin
pu.eG chair which W4s yet r'Arla with eUl-
lracng heF. and began pqadsring many
things ia LiS heart. lie " a. 1ust begin.
rlLg - thinz that perhaps hS 1-d behaved
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ogy, when solemn voice al TIE door sAld
"Diuner am sarven, san
Turning, IA saw that this voice proceeded
from person inextrlcaoiy tan gle1 with his
childhood experiences IL was none other
than Uncle Ecen, the major como Of Cary
l0a-an individual as black of hide as he
was white OF teeth and soul for Uncle
Eden had ''got 'hglon ~ The age Of ten.
He was 50 black as 10 be Tie pOssessor oI a
bloom ike that on a damson, and had pale
pink scar down one cheek. which gave bis
skin the appearance Of back satin having
ripped over rOse-colored lining
He hesitated moment when he saw Phil,
and then burst into deep ehuckle as his
whilon torrnentor started f5rward and took
him by both hands
"Uncle Eden" said he, i"you don't look
g dav older than you did twelve years ago. "
:" Don /, Marse Phni Bless yo' ha az
'Cep fur yo' whiskerers Ia dun ben know
yuh time sot eyes on yuh. Lor' II don't
seem "A day since | was lerkln yuh out er
dat ar tub Nv soft soap Bhar yuh wuz a
fishin' fur Miss Judy's shoe, she don drap
in il. Yuh sut'n'y is looking peart. HI
dar-dat's de Cun'l-good-l,ye til bime by."
The dinner was a succets When Is din
ner NOT a s,,ccass with hnni-rv follksf There
was a green goose with c.ooseberrv sauce
Rorgheon had not tasted - Green Goose for
twelve Years. he Thought French dishes
fade and COMMONPLACE beside H. And after
dinner he had another glass OF "Colonel
Pages own"
The next day there was 10 be fox-hunt
They were 10 start al six o'clock sharn.
the Colonel told them. and Phil was 70 ride
tho Co,oners favorite Trumpeter.n as
"Hautbov" was lame. and Judith pre-
ferred great sun-colored brute. rejoicing
in the name OF " Eyebrows why, no one
ever knew. as the gallant steed certainly
possessed none. lie had "a blazed face and
a sullen eve, and enough daylight under
him 10 have Illuminated ST. Peters
every coign Of disadvantage. But
Boughton found that his rider had a
way Of pulling him alons that told some
how. and the great raw beast iumped like a
grasshopper.
1t was pretty sight as they rode out the
next morning. The sua was iust rising he
a I-
green and topaz- yellow net with the soft
ness OF a kiss in nid-heayen. and the moon.
wan. as though with murh watching crcnt
down behind the naked acacia trees 10 the
left. Over the brown :awn there was a
light powdering Of snow. and there was a
keen wind abroad. together with much
rustllng Of vlthered craks and trees.
q,bov had sone hot cc,-ee which .Tuai.b
nourod out for them Ard The romans 10
The rreen goose. and then they set. ort At a
buptsman's loo for the meet
Judith had nlentv 70 do IN attending N
T,,obro,vs who vas disnosod n coo,,e.t :,
with everv dead leaf tbat bjew acroes ms
80 o,5 r-,,ro-,o.o, &C .,,e;'.,o,,. - -
handful to keep Boughtcn's mind complete
y upon himself
"Ah, there's the musicw called the
Colonel. at last, over his shoulder. Keep
his head, Judy He'd bolt in minute If
he thought he could"
They could hear the yow-yowing Of the
hounds now, ntfully borne toward them and
away by the fiuctuating wind.
"Once," said Judith, beginning 10 speak
all Of sudden, "a friend brought a German
baron-ever such a swell he was to SEQ
dad He stopped at Carylon about week,
and dad, Of course, took him out hunting
You know dad can never resist calling any
ones attention to the hounds when they're
giving tongue lie saws he's far better
able TO appreciate such harmonies than
Beethoven or Mozart. Well. wc had gotten
Just about here, and dad-dear dad! shall I
ever forget his facel-said: There. SIR did
YOU ever hear such music in your life. sirp
'Verei vercp said the baron. eagerly. twist
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