Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-14

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tAnn came struggling up the
II dragging, half carrying Misay,
ttic figure, clad in long white
b her head q little cap fashioned
load. stiff magnolia leaves, pinned
I with thorns; in her hand a long
1 spirea, with three green leaves
Il
ge-virey, you see dis chile?' Glory
tied. "Hits time de wuz a stop
II dis projeckin' en- cavortin' in
shine, mekin' b'lieve in sperrits,
hes, en- what not. Whey you
oun' Missy? Out un'er dc Soup
WARRIOR, fiat on de groun', wild her
Erred up, en- jes' a-howlin' all by
nen' plum skeered wild her own
wss. Whey dat fool nigger,
ts, don't know"
dot scared of nothin'," Missy pro-
staough her white face belied her
5 helm mad! That's what And
hsmity, ! drove her off; she amt
Wood than if she didn' belong 10
don't know nothin' bout play
ype won't understand; and l amt
wPave no mo play actin of char
~, there was general laugh, and
as borne wailing to bed.
cvs Of all protestations to the con-
.,.pry-Ann was confirmed In the
hat Missy had frightened her
- her own performances when
= insisted upon saying her
Ever and over again.
u 'ligion, hit amt" tho old
Winmented to herself. :" En- she
- Re bad dreams"
DoAnn had an apartment of her
Aste house Of her daughter, Tom
struother, but being high authori-
. lchildish ailments, she always
pom pallet in Missy's room.
thei the night Missy awoke and
II Dom Bee! Nom Bee! Wake
stru..- ,.o.;. -. ,,oo, :, A..
hard TO arouse, and scant Of
=. "Wha' de matter, honey2
Aou go TO sleepy' she grumbled.
Aolr gasped Missy. "Somethin'
800 happen"
Woh ain nothin' gwan happen"
eovh Bee, with sleepy security.
has dreamin'."
The, dreamin'i" retorted Missy,
yOuix. .And can't stay to sleep,
nstc tell me bout the rabbit and
abby"
tionl Bee reused herself to recite
c.t. tic adventure, which, long be-
sraiy Of Uncle Remus's introduce
~, general public, had done duty
man ~ aaen sei ;,,.0o, .r..
le rabbit and the everlastin'
Snc'" she declared ungratefully.
~ would be day."
1uIan-be day--b'om bye" said
Alex with mighty yawn.
mas ehy came, Missy was ASLEEP, and
Of thupon hearing Glory-Anns re.
passeld not have her called for
distir 1t was the day for her music
law a Missy slept so late that the
be thin had to DO abandoned.
condpight had been no happier than
prefePhe was very fond Of her cousin
and tin way, and through the
that md silence her sentiments un-
Indian reaction in his favor; but 1t
ner,, and hewhich Dosia had no
ninu -'er. Nicholas's marriage
rem.i ,,ra's opinion, an injury not to
anca !. by any of his family; but she
49, self wishing that, somehow,
- 80 ~ dences Of that rash step might
~ .no ipon Dosia alone, who was
~ wlieved-alone to blame. Do
~ leiever and useful dependent of
.n's p (that cousin of the Thornes
'ew gr' Miss Elvira leaned for guild
mystefoerplexities), was well enough,
aing fyht. She had grace, she had
weighte had a fair education and
aw. anners, and Flora was quite
urned concede that if Cousin Myr-
- pow chose to advance her protege,
makes ht lay claim to some notice
entimSocial world of Tallahassee
to Nicholas! The thought
|espise fable. And the day would
yts ~. e-Miss Flora was convinced
,.,,,.;. ,holas himself would bitterly
..,;. Surely some way might be
II a,e which the secret marriage
becretly dissolved, and Nicho-
!, "om the bonds into which he
s sud himself TO be entrapped.
ihPie mt do it; the Furnivals were
acuomight be bribed TO take them
parts unknown. And Flora
lndsaat it should be her task to
)las listen to reason.
of sleepless night, she was
The Rakfast the next morning, but
shes aad already breakfasted and
ohm B.
hra, leref" Flora faltered, consci-
-s,i, :, was pale and trembling.
-... hurry Furnival," the colonel
Z "The workmen are losing
'oks wod Flora, and the color rushed
tion offace.
pic apthat, we are in 10 hurry to
40 lew cave us, Flora," the colonel
lits usg her hand.
his Owemained away until long af-
putt as Aleck Gage came not,
'tiyeIy Galked alone In the shrub
I'd he'r yet had she been SO eager
lce in Aleck Gage, for her cousins
us formest becoming a terrifying
Ir future l,smed that she could not
those % day and bear it alone, and
Isional p one 10 whom she dare tell
ty 10 h Aleck Gage; but the days
Iotss g. }nd Aleck kept aloof, and
- ~. ;senting her lack of SYM
bool "a n'arefui not TO give her an op.
~ .cho. speak with him alone.
- In these three or four days
- hg to tell upon Flora to an
- suoulcould hardly have escaped
|" wnat hat Missy had now attracted
-, out attention of her family.
Sgn ounight the child walked Nom
~ piteous complaint that she
ay to sleep"
nayl" exclaimed Glory
hilel Honey, whey