The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-02-06

p VI COURSE Ol cuuIots IlstSIlly 5dlQ
the lady, and | tancIed she eolored
slightly. caroline, fetch your couS-
in"
Caroline snlkily Went out, and shortly
returned, followed by a girl oder chan
herself, though elaa IN chlldisn, or
rather servant fashion, with snort pet
tlc0ats. short sleeves. and big brown
holland pinatore. .'Illl wouldn't stay
to be dressed, = explained Caroline, IN
loud whisper TO her mother; at which
Mrs. LIE Poer looked more nervous and
uncomfortable tbaneyer.
Meanwhile observed my pupil. L
had fancie!l the Zlllah so carefully in.
trusted to my care by Mr.. Sutherland
to be.a grown young lady, who only
wanted finishing. l even thought
she might be beauty. With some sur
prise, i found her a half-caste girl
with an olive complexion, full Hindoo
i,ns ona o,,os ,,orv blool- and bright
Sb Ps' x %nu ,ntidilv dyaesed. which IoaIed
fbe ,"o a. a since che o wes oImost wo-
man ma "S orown nth thouSb her d1lI heavy
gaaal, 81 tba st,,D;5ipv nf an ,,itra
iaGe had the stupdIty OF an an ulSraTsC1-
piu cnalh saw az 1aiS d -, ioi 9Ol 70 ha,
oP dOndpiy Deoane ii ~ ho oil ra+her
oInSni, 1;I1ah hnrsejf az a+aEad az nc
O1U9J3y a., e 'I Nod %ao, 'S Wild an;mai
- \ tl,,,, ,,,,t 10. e,sa,ar IN Lar nnoufb
an itt puC hei ihgeF III hel mum
WIZ su6, Da az is,, az dn v door9, cold
dos,n gw ~ You fealiOs hat aIi four ar ~
, 1eT sn ean' an me hone
i,' iI:1 wefe hv g ine nTpT
we saa n DC good illehos sooh' anu !
puS44aS al liy th na III, soa,ooa not 20 under
o,,d y ttot 'fe 1870 - e,,ds Wifi,
Sar s yl,sS sia ;rrosni,,faIv rnEad ont.
ne, na,.D e e,io ,aio1V aS;o PEI toia,,
tha psvmn H' LAY 5or IN "1 bar
, y nra yna s %pf s renoarlr or,
t,,,r aIas,,t ~, I,ai,,o, ha,. ,ro,,arnasa and
f Ssr 9s Nh, gf ker 9a giea at bicb
nea ssnuyins VIZ, nSi 49,. 9. An
she opened her large eyes with q Gull ~
at n,. pus never neoiu 'lo oV"ii" VI
iie =. s .,iset 49, hoo,, ,,o,, 400, twolva
,a'sui. na t,ht NV Va io a. ,.;rte
yoi '.i .atouSno ~ ouu S hs,,Ssl ~
i Iiivu ~ 70 P, ~ so ss
Ne. " d., an,,iaot,,vos ,,,o Owe
49,, - - 49,. ~, a Ia LII - tho
S SUI Pei ~ i1sy oda NJ pun poap
uoUhspen, @ sn,Sa idiaug lo. zili IL
Sp,ii III l;,y III Iii,it,,i, trha t,,,a nthI
o,,a ot .s';tI re-, I'D fo,.a
tbo 9ac I'D 49,, n w,S s falt none ~ the
h Ino, ~" g. y 1",n 4bis n fr;obtennS
,,,.S,,,a H. ~ +ba bo,lsa s,.loILed
S,o'P '"o i''7''A VI 'A0 ''o'''o n.y.
IL ;.r4,llo Atrs To poor, CORY, z;lt
va, fonIi ron found 4 Subere;e The snn,
y nor2 io II n,imbt have a. aslled tbat top
bei,o, ,,sr,, hs,,,s,,v ! tsIVhat 1ha danca
&c "a, 10 II, nhn,9tS,y H''s '--e
INV deariS WHISPERED the wife. be-
soaoh}nnIv DC sha mot him al tha door
s ond sagad @S o 3rH t r mn az ''0 'o
any %arteinIv nnnidS no, ~ mo bayo be,;aved-
~ tLa no;ao ;,,sts ha. ID belo,,aed 10
t thav ,, S. VIC "9S had now eafereJ
ne M sga,'tian,a,, ra,aat. for T. nave,.
COW nv 6na Who moro tboro,,ohlv looked
f e." c J.,y In was abolft fiftv yerv
haSaanea ya,v we'll res9ed ds wh 0
.s;n.. lsas,,.ai,;;, that stata,,, nraciouS
nn,,ti;,,ops ,nhie nov NOW oTceyt II, rare
;'.sta,aans holn,,gs 10 !, ,ast a"a Row
;e. Ky Nc i,r Sv NTH
inei ~ tbot snnnabav o,. ntIar yn,,a "Lsr me
,,,,con,fo,f ahla ia seepad vieyving
o,1o,. "a fa,oinine attraet;ons as a borsass
,a ~ ,,stv bara;n
IS ,t soo UT t e, ferasf ~ tbe oo i;ad
a ,"o k t he considered me- &c ali
otha,s dill vnry Main and shv vounts
v.r9 nerhaus lad%-l I s n helieve
moinn psnr Eeo , 9f en,,e
siI No ha,,a tha ,siaae,,ra oe mating Nfiss
pryar5i, eaid he H. a,, Mira 1hlan3 tone
,vbich after lis drst coarse ,nannar
, wnr have nositiveiv stertied me- had
T0u ut ,nt;noa frat 10 ~. s,09 ara ftau
ac i,oS i, tba some ind;,;d,oI IT
e eI'unys dietrnet = man who snaalrs IN
.""a 1910. o uA Fill ,',aas,prod ,Y.o,na,,isi,
800; noi i'''i"' ''o"'A04' "'''"'''''
WV ,tionod tbo ,,op,o If lie f,;ond
NJ. S',t,,ar1ond S'o '"Aio " mo - iei'''
~" i.o s1' + TacnlIact y said no stioIv. "Ar
s,,Nar,and ,forroe ss'iu r np se that tLat
'ou0liei = Ifa au;Santiv y ,v;s,ad ~ amS
o,,t ava.tiv ,vl,at knew ~ hin,seif and
his family.
Now. ii being always my habit to
speak the plain truth, / saw no reason
why should not crafty him, so i stat
ed the simple facts of our friends letter
to my mother-that he had found for
me a situation in the family of a Mr..
lie Poer, and had particularly charged
me with completing the education of
Miss Zillab lie Poer.
"Oh!" said Mr.. lie Poer. "Were
those all your instructions, my dear
Miss Pryor." he added, insinuat-
ingly.
/ answered that knew no more,
having missed seeing Mr.. Sutherland
before came away.
"Then You come quite d stranger into
my family2 / hope you have received
the hearty welcome q stranger should
receive, and trust you will soon cease
to merit that name" So saying, he
graciously touched the tips of my fin
gers, and in melli1uous tones ordered
supper, gently reproaching his wife for
having delayed that meal. '"Y on know,
my dear, it was pity TO wait for me;
and Miss Pryor must be needing re-
freshment.n
Indeed l was being literally furnished.
The meal was ordinary enough--mere
hraod h,ttar and obaasa. INIT Mr. Ia
poar di J1 the hnnars WITH nonst nentie-
,noyIv con ,rt / tho,,abt nay s"s d;a
a r noSr sovsrnsss neat WITH o,,cb attenl
pyoi H. ,;,J AZ; ;aoes wv SUI; 1891
thay hod 70 M oor N.Y. sup m, u
W ns.u eamen Vno eaainest oppoaLssuhatS
~ ui;Sappeaii,s nHI was s,e h hsl-e s,
S So.'a ~ asaiu sis;Die; VI n 81 sooh a
Io. se esaslgmtias rs, MIS-, AZ oei a,u
~ wy semoiclia,i Sesliteu ~ ,,u utin,s
o of " t Io tSiy o oueia ~; "s s
q 81 us lanle, Una. i.vmi oilis aao., any
nun ~ Cci VAIL icuhOSS VI HIS eyes, 4