Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-07-07

W fia'A.N ann 4sh - lft i4tANltff.i Lace 10
hight breeze that swe, ps by
Things are gong all wrong with her.
They have been going wrong ever since
Mr Archibald Jones has seen 1T 10 de
vote himself To her with persistencv
that has driven away all the other men.
To be sure she rather liked him Mt
first He has horses to take her driving
with and plenty Of money and leisure
time TO spend with her at the thcater,
lawn tennis parties and all the other
good things that come along through
the seasons. and Al dance especially he
acquits himself very cretlitablv in spite
Of his extreme thinness and extreme
height
III he only would talk about some
thing or somebody besides himself" Bah
said once retiectlyely
She was trying ON love Of a new
houuet at the time-touching its loops
Of rlbbon lightly ana twisting her head
from ono side to the other TO get the ,f-
feet in her mirror; SO that very naturally
the sight Of her own lovellness brought
TO her mind pardonable wonder why
he did not occasionally vary his e-otis-
tlcal themes by little wholesome praise
Of herself
Bah wa. little amused at his couccit
in the beginning. but as she sees more
Of him, night after night, week after
we, X and the chances Of the final recital
Of ms remarkable existence grow more
aud more remote. She begins TO find it
very wearisa,ne, and catches herself
more than once looking back with lono-
ing 10 he time when Mr. Archibald Homes
was not-the dear Old life when She had
found so sweet happiness in tho words
and glances Of another mar. a man who
rarely in these later days comes n her
At all.
Ravora a dn,h, !, ! so,no ,,o,,,.h. /.
Inn mi, nrI,..s ~, ,,atha,tn I,7ht
her ey4sanI III, reraar iit,ia s,,7;Is -
ba- lirs .bis I,,l, ,,,,,,;,,, H., Ir,,,,
o,,,,,s. - ,,.,,,l-,,. fr,,,,, ,,.,,l, -
dre,,ny al,,,,Inr,,a,,, ho- s,,~,a-. -
de-,,,, r.sr,'.ssI,, thr,,.,.t, -, ra-,
locks Of hair nno, bar te,n,,Ios 'OO-''
Tb,nrs h.n,'en ms, r;rh. so,;.
even onrsiae tho fa,os ~ Sow. h[al,
J :. :, ..,;.,i,, -. -.
danca that a, this ,no,ort ,air ,.o,,,,,,
man shorId c,,n. c,,ia.I,. sro,,,,J ,ho
corner of ,ba hon... md iool,;,,,, 49,, -
tba I'LL s,.d ,,riIe
Bah is Al IN a t,nttar as soor ss ~.
see, dim
WHY. MIR Brayton she CRIES with
An exc,teJ. broken little Ianpb ..ybera
did Won come frony l-oh I'm awfnIlv
alaj 10 see v.p
She f7ushes prettily "a he stAns across
the grass plat that lies between .be,n
he takes the pretty white hand eyrand.
ed to him in h,s own sim tanped pal,n
and ,ernaps he holds il there a tritia
longer and INST q triHa tigbtar tbau
woHld DC prescribed by the etiquette OF
polite society
don believe You re half as glad
as am TO see you, Miss Barbara"
ne says ana MS voice Is very good
voice 10 listen to with ITS deep. mellow
tones never nave any luck with
you nowadays NO matter when | come
you are sure to be out or Just goiag.
u Is really pity that yon are So pop
nlar.
bao laughs She looks trlfie self
conscious, as she smooths out the folds
OF her morning gown
On, but IN not. she declares; truly.
I'm not. Aren't on coming inl Do"
But he shakes his head.
Thanks. Can Z possibly. must be
in town by il, aud it is quarter Of
now. WIS riding past Oh my wheel
and thought Id just run in to ask If
you'd enjoy going to the top of the
Waverly tonight TO see the fireworks.
| believe there's to be quite display"
Bah fu-hes up to the soft unruly
waves of gold brown hair upon her fore
head She looks down intently at tho
tu,ist;nr, hat,,.aa,, , ~ ~, 49, - hao G,oons
E,.a A. ..-L;S.,a 10 -
a,ro,d,, asl-ai TO- 49, sa,,,a -
for tLe &c ~ x,s.ar,;,,,r. t;r.so,,a +a.a
a-teta she has decla rod ber Intention -,
staving at home and .niov;ne the few
illn,nin,+;o.,s th.t b.ya baan n,-ch.saa
for the children.
"Tm so sorry she saws not verv
steadily hacarsa Of soma eno,ion that