The Somerset reporter., 1891-08-27
SELECTED.
ONE OCTOBER MORNING.

ONE OCTOBER MORNING.
Flowers TODD On The wiudow.sills; al
sorts OF pretty kncA kuac<s and feminine
| appointments brl9h eaed mp young Mrs
| Cillt9n's moinln2-rylm ohlie oBcr ever,
hing the soft Autumn sunshine fell With
enhancing touch.
The golden rays fingered l5nes-t 10 til,
chestnut uraid- whicA crowned the hrld =
shapely head But they found no nnse
ton in the face beneath; its beaut,
vas clou led by a look Of sorr1wful per
plrXity. Fl zabeth Clifton had been mar.
ried just month, and the first shadow
had come over her happiness.
4 suppose it WIS some tiresome bust
ness that upset II, nry so" she sighed,
| for il was just after he mad read mis- 1t
ters 1t must have been the one he thrust
INTO his pocket that had the bad news.
But how completely his manner to me
changed! | don't understand it, When
| asked him II anything was the matter.
he actually mumbled something | couldn't
make out, and then the clock struck, and
we heard the whistle Of the train, that
provoking train 1t always comes at the
wrong time. But the worst of sill was
mis- not kissing me gooa-by! To be sure,
ne had done SO once when he first got up
from the break iEst-tahle, thinking he
wouldn't wait for the mail, and | know
ne was in q hurry whcn that whistle
sounded, for it just gives him time to
reach the station; hut wouldn't have TAX
IN minute to say goad-hy again. and in
stead he rushed on without word"
Bg this time, the Young wife, in spite
If herself was crying quietly. But She
vas a brave girl, and dij not give way
my more than she could help. After Il
lit le'she decided tn 20 ont aud take 4
Nslk. Sic would probably have time be.
fore her muther-iu law had risen, and the
fresh air might do her good No, she
would not sit and nope any longer, SO,
jumping up suddenly, Elizabeth carefully
removed all traces of weeping and put on
ler garden hat She was about to step
'owsri the door when a kuocN sounded
lhereat
Looking hastily il the mirror TO sec
| whether any tear stains were visible on her
face she opened the door a. little as pDss
| bic, that she might not be seen. IIef
motheriu- laws maid stood in the hall.
Mrs. Clifton is ready to see you.
naam, whenever you wish TO come the
girl said respectfully.
faw momanta y And givjng qnotb.r Nam
ma me- "lass in he Snre fhat bnr i rv.r
go ennt rod Fli1,l,oth ,,,,t tn#n,ol, ~,
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1.Ga yonr,, ,.,,5,,r. haj enent rho nrst ,sr,
# tb1ir HONEYMOON in a nIr,aant tr,n To
Vfsnsra ...,nrnirc thnnc. to nov rts,,
~ The iariy Mr. Mr. clifton in F her nro,t1
.,nrtr, hon,e in ono If I'm. #,ic,rro..,u,.
rsiI'ys ~ ps,n.yl,ania
mo hrida nd na,,r sner hon, husbands
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# maxine Ler ncnl,aintarcn Sbe rnnni
,n,, ,.r.r,, charnin,, INT ,.,aa hann,.d I,y a
.orrrt f.sr fba, her adpiro,i1n ,yss ,ot
,ofnrnoI . sb,. fanciad thst .1,a .,os ,,r,j,.r.
,oing cr;tics1 scr,,,iny trn,, H.. fnna
1aran, ,,bagt7 n,i,, rbi1J .be ha5 ,rarriad
rhis r,,lr,,i,l, tl'.a,,.,i, ,ar,tr,i.ri,
.hra,l, from, 10 i,,,,n.,,ie,y for sbn f,.s,.
,,a, b., faea ,,,as ,.iI,aio ono In,
vnr tho viii mn.t IN, ,,,na thrnn,h ,ojtI.
- snu mon;n~ ali bor c,nra,,a. .h,. holm,
knoc,od M tba donr Of her motbsr.in
I,,v,s siitiro.rno,n mud was at once aJ.
nitt.d
'po' lh'. n,mS' my "eai' f"'" 'he
'Ilety mIE' ll"i', III ,oW' S"ePl
VOICE. ana inc young laoy hneiJ 10 receive
uel usual as
tHc ~ YAM pltSs'' HtI pay 'u'u up
tSaiha RI Htpe'h soit rosy oHcS tuH
nc II, laying her IRA Et'tF on Hti
laughter ~ IA" siouide' 'uuheu NH ny
)ut scar CH'HsIY IHJp inc uptUIHtu lace.