Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26

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press 4I-o o@-1 Foozs. a. -4st els4pps@re1
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tears. &nc drew 1sr - IS sFxs- i al -
sEr4ngely s4PPy sc s4lc, - sns leaned
rsr E-Aa EDcG Is sLslLSrlEg breast A11
blrsl into tears ~ excitement
III j. woncsrf4l sxpeEssnoe for yo1.
hs sad. smoothing tsr AR se2Ls, a. -
removed her hst, ''Azc yea lave need u al
yoQr ,or@t-ds - t~Ae ysg l1ro-gh II viii
Oug oger-I4xlnE yogr lerfss. SIC wes
trembling even n0w 1ke> lesf
-Hos e .nsh / al, sac sad. after she
had become mere cSlu i forgot IN ny
own thsaybts how ws4k yea are sELl ier
be was uFsI 91lag, TO. u Els syLn9AttS Tor
her Forgive ne. dear. snd she Ia 1er
tura becans The comforter, and foroSd aim
o 10 down nD0n "a easy couch, whiie sho
opened tru1zs. al made preparations Tor
the toilet.
They were large, airy rooms which had
been gwen them, the windows opening ols
unon q deligatful prospect. WIN distant
Richmond ilst appearing 2 view
.Oh. how funny" SAID Gracle, who had
been exploring the bedrooms and looking
from tie windows. There's Just ever 80
many little bits Of houses out this way
does MAJOR Carrngton have tenement
houses 70 rentf'
ayes. my dear" replied her father,
smiling a. her natural mistake; but the
tenants are his own working people-thess
co.ored people you saw about the place
who, VITA their families, occupy these
houses
Meanwhile discussion was going on be-
low. "She's pure Carrsngton, isa't she"
said Caroline, as she laDguidly dropped into
chair
The very image of Chester" said Mrs.
Darlington.
her eyes and hair VIII remind you Of
Alicia when you SEQ Der again" remarked
the Major. by the way, where g Ches-
teri'
lie IS having one of his gloomy fits to-
day." answered his wife, land though
told him his daughter WAS coming, IL seemed
to make no impression upon his mind, and
be has wandered OF
- He isn't alone." said the Major, O little
snxiously.
"Oh, no sent Pompey after him rs
usuai. and be will take care OF him"
Il wonder Mrs Pembroke IS not here"
said Adelaide, looking from the window.
II fear meeting so many Of Us a. once ID
going 10 be very exciting for Cousin Isabel
noticed her hand trembled in mine when
I took it,
"She is not looking as well as when saw
i1l
bands sickness has, doubtless, been q
strain upon her nerves.
Mamma oughtn't toe 20 send Lizettt
and Cato TO help them dress"
II hardly know what they have been &C
customeG TO-" replied Mrs. Darlington
people live so differently IN the North anc
SOUTH
a. think, nv dear" laughed the Major
"that my niece would consider a dressing
maid nuisance"
"Well, | am sure II | were obliged tc
comb my own hair, should soon decide Il
wear it cropped close" said Adelaide,
laughingly, giving her fine head, adorned
with heavy braius, toss.
"Stin, if you had always been accus
toned to being your own hair-dresser," re
marked Caroline.
| Habits are inexorable things" said
Mrs. Darlington, "and, for the present,
viii send Lizette to inquire IL Mrs. Fal
| coner would like her assistance in dress
ing"
| A neat colored girl made her appearance
In answer to the bell, and Mrs. Darlington
| gave her her directions.
| Pears like dem Northern ladies ain't
fust quality no how" was Lizette's dis
! satisfied comment as she descended the
stairs, after Isabel had kindly declined hel
services at her toilet. She had never beer
accustomed 10 such assistance, and looked
upon it as more OF a hindrance than help
except in exceptional cases. But, den,