The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-01-31

! impatient.
'Yalr promised courtesy costs too
muchT she demanded.
No | am ready Bnf ! soc many
difficulties The servants
GIVE the man servant ! found here
this morning H holiday. Will speak t.
Thomas
If friend should call
You will see no one.
If we meet your father, people "in
see u, together"
We Will 90 in closed carriage
Your father will stay here several
hours. Good and simpleheartrd A. he j..
do you brls.ye it Possible he Viii not
recognize a--bachrlIr's h1u-cz'
Il Will send my work. my music. aud
so on this evening. Ny room:
IL a. YOU left it."
"Srntimsntalltv
"No-respect.'
Have YOU any further objection:
None II remains 10 be seen whether
we shall he able to deceive Sir Gregory
BY playing the affrclonate couple
Can you remember your grilnacr- aud
foocries of two years agofa she asked,
sarcastically.
None; | lave forgotten them replied
Strickland with a frown.
And the two looked into each others
eyes, like tv o duelists.
when VII you come here: asked
Strickland.
" ms evening VIII BRING my things
and shall siiShtly dlsarrange TINS ana
that hope shall not inconvenience Y u.
You are not expecting any one?"
mo one. was going nut If you wish.
will stay AMI assist you. My engage
ment Is unim)ortant,
Pray 60. We should nave 10 talk.
ana we have nothing TO say 10 each
other"
Nothing. WIZ You alHe mere;
NO thanks; III 20 home now, and re-
turn by and BY
She rose, Strickland bowed III re
Spouse to her bow, conducted her to the
door without another word and returned
WIN SENSE OF rchef To the library.
When he returned home, shortly alter
midnight, the house has resumed an as
pect long strange to it. Lights were
burning in the drawingroom, and little
alteration in arranaehentof the furniture
had restored TO the room a forgotten
grace. Bouquets of flowers iilled the
vases, and FAINT sweetness OF VOLTS
Heated about the hail and staircase. he
piano was open, ana some music stood on
the bookstand TN me ooudoir tables
was work-6ssket. by the hearth his
visitor was sitting in low chair. her lit
| tie feet half buried IN the bear-skln rug.
and her head reposed on her hand, while
she gazed wlstfully INTO me nre
Was it dream! BTtha's howers;
Berthas music. Bertha herself IN his
home again! In moment rushed across
Ms , memory golden ,. WONG "ma "a proud
Ian 1,t s.,,' nrar' w., ,,rnnd avn, and
na.sed re- his room saying .,G,,,d
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out ,n,u;na
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r.aI chan,,a ;n h.,r r.l.,i,r tn har nm
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Str;ctl.,d .iniiorI,, ra,ariIng m. mo-, a.
irremediable. read in bed for half an
hour. and then fell asleep.
| To get married they had both commit
| ted A thousand follies After meeting her
at a table d 'hote. Strickland had pur-
sued her half over Europe. yauauished the
difficulties of an auproacb to her father
| in his secluded country house. and ulti-
matply assisted NV the lady's PRAYERS and
tear gained the old mans reluctant CON
sent to surrender his idlized daughter.
rhe Young married people, passionately
| attached to each other eninyed fifteen
months of remarkable hanpiness. and
Then came to the end.
Bertha became Jealous. Devoted to her
| husband. proud hasty. immoderate in all
| hcr 'houeh's anu e'iiotton7' 80
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annn danca nnta haif an h,,nr. ION.
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iva di.d.inf,l ir.,a,i,,ni..,,f a., .a.,, t.n,.
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anca h.,f,a.dn1nr vanamuns t,n,,nas
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avniano,;nn d.,mandad from h.r hus.
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eoSed lie hau oeeh tu''usheieSS, vi" an III
man power 10 aNoiu the rupture per
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VINO oareiy hho" each olhrr. ne oeNo'-
Ell hihseii 10 PROFESSIONS duties, resumed
some oi his oio paehelo, ha,l'>' anu
amused hiihseli as lie could one icu
quiet almost s"itarv NE restricting He'
pleasures 10 such simple ENJOY hehts as
sie couIa pfo''ue htrseii ~ nolie' a""
| >eluom appearing III pune VA one
poiht po'i aSr'eu' 10 mttte irS "
Bertha Ia her' reptatlh- such Hter"o
'Sped phrases as befiha Is wen, an"
NcnuH .e' NV '.''e' .
you le" Gays ago "efa'u i wen,
anu a' p'tsen' very "usN' ne WIN ~
this year De aoie 10 accompany me 10 1he
seaS'ue,
"'ii ot eas'y oelIeEeu 'n"t ~ =,
I'e NJ huSoa',u mouse a.'u 70 a>N "a
OF MN hao cos, bettha Pr'.'e SUI ar
rol papa Sahc iol papa HaA' S,'e
,hr hnmilia,inn ,,bich however Stri,.k-
Lands cold court,..v bad considerably les.
srned If he wnnid he ennally consider