Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-29

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was stealin' 'em over tho fenc~ %
lust set 'em on the parlor manteL . >S~a
"0h, Maria. do give me V ns tascv &
am in dear Alabamal"
Maria was . good hearted g1rt
"Sure, miss, you're welcome ssS
BANDING ont the sweetest and largest oxAD
the blossoms, as she went on her ways
AsArrvx FLORAL GEN.
.Mv own sweet southern darling. so
N.,;a. And "A she pressed her lips 20 NJ
i,lac netals' the great flower clipped dowp
and Law athwart the yiolct-velves ponnes
Netis uttered cry OF Joy;
1.-THE very ideap said she.
And when abe stole quietly out 70 cnuHHn
the next day. after the fytcniey * snm ~
iiyeryman on the next street had instfuc-
t;ons 20 send around. looking - prt-
vatep as possible. Netis wore the reno
delled bonnet with royal magnolia ON ~
side. x.
pale and wintry still-playing on the pave.
ment at her feet, the churen-oeits cinnens
heart full of dim. vague happiness - g
something very, very delightful was aooes
II WAS a ouist, transformations church. n
side street, where fashionable people
never went, TO which she betook herself.
And as Netis rose fo1i her prayers she w.
amazed 10 see, in q pew nearly oppeote
her-Mr. Arbuthnotl
Miss Raymond" he said. may walk
homo with you? Pardon me, but-they
told me you had returned to the SOUTH"
MY COUSINS TIRED OF ME-
She looked up shy. lovely, altogether
beautiful. Did DO see that she had onew
dress; that hen gloves were mended:
that-horror of horror!--t purple-tipped
MAGNOLIA was already beginning 70. droop
from the heated atmosphere OF the church,
mo-" she faltered, Il had not returned.
But 1 think shall soon go. My cousins
are tired Of me, L think, ana OF courss'
since must earn my own bread, the soon
or get accustomed To II the better
"Netis," said Mr.. Arbuthnot gravely, Il
advise you not 20 go"
Netis looked ut him with agrave, p1zziea
smile.
But what am TO do saiu snes otay
whore am not welcomef"
"stay where you will have tho warmest
welcome, the tonderest love in all the
world said Arbuthnot. Dear little
| Netls can IL be possible that you have not
| vet fathomed the secret Of my lover stsy
| here, Nets, to DO my precious. treasured
wife,"
SIZE WAS ALL RIAL.
"Do you lone me ?" said NetIs, q great
wave OF mingled terror and happiness
yelling up into her heart. And histendef
| look answered her.
| Mrs. Pytchley and her daughters were
vet criticising the various Easter toilets
| which they had seen in church, when MI.
Arbuthnot walked in, with little Nets
| RAYMOND leaning on his arm.
| 1--WE are engaged. Mrs. Pytchiey." said
Nets, simply. And do 30 hope thstyou
| will be pleased"
| What else was there for Mrs. Pytchlsyto
| do but TO smile galyanically and declare
| that she was detiglt,edf"
| But where on EARTH" said Verona.
"did Netis get that exquisite French nat,
with the peerless magnolia on itr I saw
no such flower in all tho milliners win
| dows."
at was a real flower" blushingly sd-
| mitted Netis. :" had no other"
And that" said Mr.. .Arbuthnot. with Q
| lovers pride. "is one OF Netiss character
istics. She is all real"