The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-03-09
MY LADY'STOS'
lCen'inuei from

made his appearance
he came Uac1I-N-ts.,,@
o'''s'de Of Cary.ou e., "a
Haa'tny. who had rons,' ssssg !
She was ra,herA.,,y-e
slight. and with as fcw~, ~
lad: Her habit, wasrs
saloon and gathers, va.
for Its lack Of vOluuiss,'' \
cred up almost 10 hs.N
rassetseaiher boot. 50
half their lcngih by he
e'iir-tNcS bet was pg,,,.
brown crest, and 49,. N
me- ;t'i her icft cheek -.
hoaE,'on Old no, IN y.
her. ho had no, secn -. &c
white irocks and sus
when her hair had b,ca az.
and 1ae Of her frou, ,cs,s
He hes',a'ed a 'i,om.r, 49,
up and asked u Ac W..
taken In thinking the rs..Ns
one which led into the G.
nodded and said tina, /, r.
that her horse was ars
down, asked II he could H.,
thanked him, aud sa,dpo 90
he could not; and then -
manner nave mcuuopc4-
tnclinations, said sudicalv.
Are you really go,ns TO-
Is your name"
"Bonghton," he hAA as,u
Philip Boughton."
Then IL was that this
Senuonal young woman ma.
pres sion which amused -
bounds, until he found GU, -
Cad p cried she, mo, M
He replied, with a bow. ,as
Phil also reJoiccd in the sur.
ton, their identity must he
the same time inquiring her !.
"Why, I'm JUDITH A.,
reaching out both hands
boys bridle-rein yet over \.
judith Page. Cousin Phil Y
u bit as you used to"
MOT said Cousin Phil q,
deal, perhaps not uuoonsc,t,
some mustache clipped clos
ion, across his fine upper lin !, r
cral inIpressIveness Of Apn.-
he had lacked when they las, a
"No, no-not "A Bit" sad d.
a little away from him, whls !,
a fricaoly grasp on his hanh
him from the crown OF b., 9,
hat There were Anglo mar !,
days, but they were the eSa,.s
lie rule) TO the toes Of h,
boots.
"Not a Bit" she repeated A..
"Why, in what wayi' sad s.
'You're-you're - well, Va,
dandy" replied candid Judn
can you wiggle your toes 4
Cad 1t makes mine ache 70 s
This made twice that shea.
somewhat extraordinary forr
sion. Besides, Philip did TO, q.
being called a dandy.
"Ycu have changed, too"hn
"Mef" 81 Judith. "oh. q
How?:2
well, for one thing sal
slowly, "you-er-didn't swear
saw you"
1t is impossible TO imagine q,
her placid reception of this scail.
had upon him.
Didn't Ip she said, serenet
ing his hands. II must hsy,
'oung. Yes, / was-I remeu.s
t now. You used to make me
and cut turnips innv
me. Oh, yes, and you taughi
with a crooked pin"
"You have become a fisher
now, ] suppose" said Boughton
Tempt at wit, which, however, sn
rs unrufiied as ever.
'Oh. dear, no." she assured /.
ish for me! And mostly with cd
must admitw she added, WITT
How tall and straight you ara
10 believe could walk under
Let's try"
Philip held out his arm obedE
The made the attempt, but Der 4
blinded against his coat sleeve
81 know ever so much better VI
~ arm than that" sad BOaghton,
Y possessed of a devil, and he ID
Irop to her shoulders, he'd be
,issed her. &C.,
She did not burst into tear, u
iding whip, and give him q s
cross the lips, or rail at hin ~
brew he believed her 70 Be
aw what was about TO happet
rev in her pretty lips 10 shT
yer her teeth, and on sba, bar
ell Mr.. Philip Boughton's kiss
ainly nothing at all like whsi
osed it would be. Neither Va
uct. She stood quietly, lOOEs
in the eyes, and drswRI
lrther her dog-skin gauntleis
''Er-you have mistaken yOE
u, she remarked, finally.
'Howf" he asked. feeling sors
IS and extremely uncomfortasi
She still looked quietly at hH
ing her cuffs and pulling .
Illy-cock hat.
"Er-you have behaved hkeia
ou should have behaved like &c
hole course o. his life.
As for Judith-well, really
wv to write concerning JudIa'
ind. 1t may perhaps be mos
by saying that, had
e place of her Jewish nass
in the sandals Of Hoo
ould have secured his head 81
cling of satisfaction.
Judith had never been kissed
I'd a charming and rorsb@
9 man who married her 500
ly man to kiss her. Now Bog
ashed this pretty idea
d broken the charm, %.
yes, polluted Miss Pare "
tn violence, her 30 long chs
3 replied, almost sulH-9.
on" And she turned sboui
'estion and walked of VIE
rse.
he had no one but himself
this, but that did not in u
te his violent indignation.
st a dandy" and then
IS than twenty minutes, oya
ung woman, is not calcuis"
els enjoyment even OF 80
enc in the flush Of NoVeh
I'd, by George If one WASN'T
usin, who was one TO kissf
Boughton was actually
an he remembered TO have
s mustache had scratched BEL
letner one turns ones lips .
TN or not, a kiss Is a kiss, 81
quits with him.
udith 8 face was decidedly W
de this last announcements
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