Telegram-herald., 1889-07-08

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aoo.t the best thlag l could % under ne
--rco olasEalces.'
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scceptasle as they were gracefully tea
eered'
"'rbea Why dia YOU 20 away before re-
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- aidn't 60 away before you returned
stayed until you came back and practically
tgfued ne out " the house
." i turned you out u the house she e1
claimed, IN blank am axsnae.t. Why, never
80 any thIng II the sad
- al sorry 70 contradict lady but yOa
certainly did
ny this time had forgotten al about
the twins in the ease, ana Miss Maggies
brow darAensd omiacGsly as she said.
grsyely:
"'Mr Bird. have you been drinkingi l
wish you 70 distinctly understand that an
not a story-teller; and l say L never saw
you after went out Of this room after tho
papers
"'sliss Van SERVER. want IL distinctly
and emphatically borne in mind that 4 am
not "a liar dtI II on u1d NOT IL cItCb turned
me out Of the house, pretending TO know
nothing about me, l should not have gone
away
Then Miss Maggie's eyes dashed as she
retorted
"'And you can not oblige me more than
by going away AGAIN
al was half way across the yard TO my
carriage when i heard tesrfully peuitent
voice, crying: 'Oh, Maggiel CAL him back |
Don't let him gol IL was that did itl'
Il turned in considerable astonishment,
and there stood both girls on the porch,
looking SO terribly alike that staring at
them in semi-idiotic wonder could not for
the life OF me have told which was the
| other. There is but little more of It. The
stdry OF how Laura 'tlrei me out and con-
ceiled the fact from Maggie had TO be told
numberless times, until the moon shone
brightly down upon nay pleasant reflections
as | pursued homeward the lonely road that
was not lonely Al all"
tWell," asked the writer, 'is that all
| there is Of itl'
YES" said Mr.. Bird, with queer smile,
''except that / am the uncle of those two
| girls that just left US and the mischievous
| Laura is their aunt."-Lieutenant j. d.
| Chaudlee, in Leslie's Newspaper.