The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-07-18

had for supper; but in this romance Their,
Is a refreshing change Of programme, fol
Isabel Is certainly far from beautiful"
sit just puts me out OF all patience, said
Jennie Dewey, .'to read tho books in which
the sole basis Of loveis beauty; not another
quality is mentioned. The heroine may be
idiotic or vixen, or any thing else, but the
reader is not told that she Is any thing but
beautiful BAIL detest the very word
Meantime Isabel was being whirled
swiftly along in the train. "Mrs. Fall
coner," she started at the unfamiliar sound,
edo you realize that you have not even
asked mo where we are goingl"
al think have heard it mentioned that
your homo is in Philadelphia she replied,
smiling; "really, have been so busy
have scarcely given the subject thought,
but hope, If / am correct, that VIC arc
going there at once; you know | have never
had real home" and she looked up at him
wistfully.
"Thcn am glad l planned as / have"
said he; 1--WE can take q wedding trip
whenever you feel like it, but, for the
present, think homo will be an agreeable
change" Mr.. Falconer had just been TAX
ing an extended business trip. and hal
stopped in New York TO visit the Stanfords;
travelling was always an irksomo task TO
him, and he longed for the rSst and quiet Of
home
az see you are not the victim Of acute
curiosity" he resumed. looking at her
cur;ously; 1.-THE majority of women would
have overwhelmed inc with an avalanche OF
questions before this time.n
you KNEW no" restiul anu ciiar MIN :
u is 10 nave no cares, SAID lsaoel IN reply
II am reading an interesting DOCK, taxing
1t page by page as it comes 70 me, and ask
ing questions would be like skipping, and
reading nv experiences before L came to
them.n
Her ,ne,rer nlcased him and be said
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you WIN uS.H'iS, WIN ohiS %! 'u.s " IA
Wy auu liiaAe your oOoA Vi experiences
pleasant one.
She smiled back at hlm' his manner was
particularly grateful TO her None Of the
condescenson of the moneyed man toward
the poor girl whom he has married, but he
lined her IN his o,vn nlane easily and sim
plv With n ma,ter-of- coprse mir thar yvas
~ . -. !. -. -. -
IN ~ J. o9sy ss,,,.l-H1;; a..
AZ was O''sSiuH 'Si'e''O"' ~ "NA soHi
Tort, and, travelling under such care, IN a
magnificent palace car, was, indeed, lux
on the luxurious cushions and rested, mind
and body.
In the waiting.room of n station Mr..
Falconer ,vrote 40 Mrs Stamford.
uMy DrIR sIsryn, Iwr.te 10 Tell Won nm
uneTpec,cd hin III news: INN married nn,l on
nv rav home win NV briae Yopr aristo-
cro,,c idcas NAV ho sboc.ed NV tbe lnovI-
edge thai INV wifc IL ,be lady who wa ted
30, T uv a. Nine Arpo,,a .hon Tho otber
day. but. INV dear sister nv intuItions do NOT
often lead me wrong. and / am convinced that
my choice IS q W Sc one, and every hour spent
in her company but confirms tn 5 opinion.
can not analyzc the feelings which led me TO
this sudden STEP tut, though the impulse OF
an noar, anu IN soper, com mon. sense view,
.no os,, ., S uno' ,,,ai so n, ~ "
rriaS - ,,hv ~ ~ ,can,v s,II Ms
Falconcr,s n Dpearanco viii mot disgrace any
position.
LET me give you hint, En- ly there may
be moro or less gossip, and leave it 10 your
good sense to see that, II yeu take tho matter
wisely and cooliy, much OF y VIII be avoided,
ana lne hnoW.euso Ih nat shc mas oeen = SHOP
81, necu mo- 10 nsfsueu, n.,us ,So sne
family fam nr;de and avcrs,,I t,,sAti brr h,,a5
LIly's wedding is over hone 10 sec You in
nv home. where am conn lent shah receive
your sister;y a, proyal OF what have done
"Your brother, II. FALcoSEn.'
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