The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-07-29

I Psrky~ impstiently spoke the girl
Besides, one can't hurry art"
As they strolled slowly down thsshad,
road, Elma suddenly stopped and picked
up something.
whats that's" said the governess
lifting her crisp dounces out OF the dust
"A horseshoe-an old, common horse,
shoe. Put that down at once, Miss FL
-ocam
await for a moment, Perky" cried
the girl, rushing away through the
bushes. "I've forgotten something"
Half minute later, she was down In
front OF the closed smithy, balancing
herself on the identical butternut wood
stump.
With a round stone for a hammer, she
drove in rusty nail, and hung the thin
| old horseshoe over the door
"There's good luck for Louis Dal-
zell!" she cried, as she sprang lightly
backward
Take care! - said a voice behind her.
And then she became aware that Dal
zell himself had emerged from the bow
cry shadow OF the trees, and that she
had nearly knocked him over.
as that for me1" he said, "Oh,
thanksr
And placing both hands lightly on her
shoulders, he kissed her, driven by some
sudden impulse for which he himself
could scarcely account.
al Ill
she rubbed her cheeks TO efface all YES
tige of the ofrense, aud stamped her kid.
shod foot in the sand with futile passion.
Chow dare you" she cried. Chow
da,e your
And like a flying nymph she vanished
into the dense shadow of the woods,
leaving the young man transtixed with
surprise.
"Why does she make such fuss1" he
asked himself. "She's only child
but good fate what n beautiful child "
He reached up and took down the
the thin, old horse shoe aud put it in his
pocket, He and the picturesque, long,
bearded oh blacksmith had quarrelled
that day, and he meant to leave Wyndale
with the break Of the morrow's dawn.
"i'll take my luck with me-" he said
to himself. Good bless the child for
'h'nN'n" VI me
Just year afterward old Major FL.
wood died, leaving his affairs hopeless,y
en'angled' and when the lawyers had
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Plaza River. his influence can DO every
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