Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-01-27
1gtRosE's REVENGE.

, 1G5tROSE'S REVENGE.
1t Was a Noble, One, and Brought.
Her a Reward.
Quiet as grave in the moonlight
was the Aslin mansion in the sultry
summer afternoon. The siesta then
absolved everyone from, the present
and, in the%land of dreams, mistress
and slaves found a temporary equality.
In her own vast, dusly room, closely
enclosed from every sunbeam, madam
was fast asleep She was at all times
beautiful" woman, but more so now
In her snowy deshabille, calm and still
behind rose-tinted NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| have said all were asleep and
dreaming, but | must make one excep-
ton. AFranls. Aslin,. aged twenty, was
dreaming without sleeping. He had in
his pocket a letter which was quite
Rsufficient to Danish sleep from such an
enthusiastic, romantic nature; and yet
the letter was only from his father, the
gravest gentleman you would meet in
ayear's journeying twas short and
simple enough as all Judge Aslin's let
ters were, and merelysaid
DEAR Boy: shall be home on W ednesday
night. Come TO meet me at sNeales station
ana bring the carriage, as herewith be young
lady with me. Give Queen orders to make all
arrangements for her comfort II your mother
feels able To- give any directions shallfeel
Obliged 10 her" 80 g.
But Mrs. Aslin had not felt able. She
heard the news Just as she was pre-
pairing for her siesta and was satisfied
to delegate full powers to the negress
Queen, Who the young lady was she
did not know-and she really had little
care. The house was large enough to
give room to a good client of the
Judges misunderstanding her any an
noyance, and she was quite sure that
Judge Aslin would not offer his hospi-
talitics to anyone who was not likely,
in some way OF other to BE an equiva-
lent. -.
Felippa and Joanna Aslin, being
themselves young ladies' specialized
n little about the stranger, but with no
1;velv intarast Tbav bod soo,, sororol
of their fatber,s lady clients ond thev
had generally heen women - sor.
rowful spirit, struggling through the
intricacies of Spanish land titles and
government claims. The word young"
lady was, indeed the promise Of some.
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