Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-05-10

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end rubbed her .rfewoacAz5.e White IN
agz.ns, ny legs, The "a, had becDm'
friendly towards me-. / OWNED ina, II
vas hungry, and placed some milk BE-
fore IT, for which it purfed Ia thanks.
When / thoagh, Of this strange even
I came 70 the conclusion thats deliber
ats insult had been intended. grew
exceedingly wrathfuL And | felt skep
teal Of the love that could consign IL
object 70 the tender mercies Of a railwal
guard. But second thoughts induced
me to believe that Dorothy must hay'
= had an object In sending her cat 10 me
she would hardly insult me so gratu
2 itOuslv. And 50 | gradually weaycd II
my mind an explanation. Dorothy love-
me, and wanted me, and had sent he
, f)ayOritc % NC as a messenger OF peac
and good will. She had placed the ca
unrescrycdly in my hands; what coul
d. She mean but that she preferred me ia
> above the cat? Ny timidity disappeared
CHANGING at the clock, | found that
could lust catch the 1915 train. ! hui
riedly threw some things into my por
: manteau, consigned the cat to the car
Of my astonishcd landlady, and role
Of in a cab TO Waterloo. | had onl
= time 70 scramble into the first conpar
ment the guard opened for me, whe
T. the train started.
= As soon as / collected myself llookt
: to sec whomy one icllow-passenger va
e Dorothy" | exclaimed.
+, II was she. She had herself broug'
up her popsy; she told me that She h;
"A expected me TO come by the first pc
~ siblc train. | was delighted, and wh'
"A she begged me not TO think her unmai
n only In the course she had adopte
/ gave her oscular demonstration he
=, content ! was. What need to set doy
what we said and did? The guard Ike
our compartment sacred TO us, a
a. passed the window with averted hea
,n In a month Dorothy and | were OF
a, and NO get on very we'll with ca
other, and with our mentor, La
~ pownceby, aud our most familiar frie
Is tho white cat.-The Argosy.