Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-18

Here lacea porksshandkerrAisf came out
and was us-i with effs-rf
s.fstpak yaza must. iustesd- = marmsrssi her
ladysnip. softiy. bat vita great deei-ssss-
from behind H. -oe uizss my beloved
NsbeI the premature sH-rim ~ ir-r unhappy
and fnispiacef aaecsion fs.s heartiess G.as1-r
Tears shokei her 1freranee. sei- sssss,k the
pretty hasds esien ises4 the nand@efsis;-f-
nov being used rs tag a distress anatrer-
abse Even eur yoanS nlan sas- for zoe
brief moment, dlsegneertet Bot h- 3sit II
was now or Reger. aDi with bSsld d~ssrrEssna-
tion dropf~d on bis xu-s>. he seized th- ssir
engaged hand and kiss-si il fersentIy-
Nos viii speak inss-sslr heersst- LAZY
Vi, you behold III this attitude AID E-
giAncsi at his snseSs The ss1es sirTots1i Of
your slaves II l. quite Impossible yeu can
for naoFysenr have tnista kss m attentions
Il Is you whom have seaturszi 10 approach
through your iaaGaFsr- ~p~ak, dear ks'sy,
and naak- ne tie hapfaeat. a. ! am issri sne
no-t aldaesotz-- II a5@fi
--t;opi nesaTefasf- screamed her lad ySEIp
DO You kIsos what yoai are saying dee
iaration to met. WHAT wili SIR Hercules
sayf'
.-Sir HercaIssl~ said The ardent swain IN
a modest sesre May asx @iso Is Sir Her
ctiles. and xhat las he ans man 10 do
with my aHasrs should Ike 10 knoEs'
simply this retarnei her iadyship,
wrinxing her hands THAT be b nav husband
thy dear. dear odd man-and that you. if.
are wilfuiiy insulting me. Get up from the
CARPET this instant, and never let the sse you
again"
--Marrieiir he murmured in the faintest
accents Good gracious Lady vi, | thought
yoa were il widow, and free. | needn't Say.
., receive ms address,, or should never
never have presumed What cruel mistake
for a man 10 uiakei Forgive me. If you can,
Lady vi II is | who have To suffer. He
hid his face in bis hands. this hypocrtieal
young man. Hypocrisy is always detes'-
able vice Forgive me" be pleaded. say
YOU forgive, or won't go away; upon my
honor won't and he also showed sisns of
falling on his knees again
Lady vi rose majestically. This inter
view, sir. has been already too prolonged,
BegonefT-with II startling viyacity--'i fli
never let me s.e you in this house again.
Since you ara so cruel, he replied in the
me.kest Of voices, II must bow to Necessity.
But go | will not'-with stout determination,
and In a much louder key-'-until You say
am forgiven
She rendered him her hand, which be kissed
with tine utmost devotion bowed very low
and withdrew with modest consciousness of
having scored the trick and won the honcrs.
Certainly it was with a sensation Of defeat
and modification that one 50 clever should
have played her cards so ILL., that her lady
ship retired 10 her daughters apartments,
where the foregoing was doubtless presented
IN as good light As II could be made TO bear.
But on this score We are only able dimly to
imagine. and have certain information to
place before our readers.
Now the truth OF the matter vas this: At
Ascot our youth had he,.l presented 10 a
young lady, daughter Of "A modest clergyman
Of the neighborhood. One Of seven" as he
was Immediately informed. But it Is no less
fact that this young persons blue eyes and
modest ways played such havoc in our heros
susceptible bosom that he resolved, then and
there at all risks and hazards, to pursue the
acquaintance That he ultimately did so sue
cessfully we may infer from the deep disgust
with which Lady Vi read this announcement
in the morning paper to Mabel that selfsame
season at Homburg, whittier we must con-
clude they had gone for the cure Of head
ache, for which the waters Of the delightful
bath are 50 notorious, but which Sir llercu
les was daily imbib ng with 10 softening eff
feet upon his temper, be it said:
'On the Goth inst, duly, Capt. the Hen
STAR de Boots TO Angelina seventh daughter
OF the Rev Decimus Manifold"
That young man always was the most
contemplate idiot | ever knew said her
iadyship with whitening sheer. Woman :
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