The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-10
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ste walked into the pailor. aud stand,
ina before The uirtof teatr.used the rose
20 hsr oalh po you llk. lt.us she .ked
I.b blo~ly, ppos George As. be mus,
slsy nas sitssyW sls aaA
Api, na Elw1l. | 40 Ieel 40 sory Tor
Edith Aas, !. lAat . carriage
Ti1y both iet ialoe.y attitudes Of eu
rset.asy, batlhs e-triAes rolled doa. lie
took ont "a. w-,ch ead looked til II,
iwss Jos, Tsamsd iaHai@afa
on. dear she moassh Tn afraid they
will bos ee rtembr, md my no,ss ..ia 7
shsris iah tiH" E@a3 4f
pe,aaps NY sat6d is Fat, be said
sooiltnsyl i# #as at t4ne
Sbo noved her lsee pin b little, then 70.
pisccd u. regarding hrwli IN THE glass
with critical tie he walked up aud
down With Lis bands in bis pockets
%, de-r, shs ss'|ad, they are late Il.
ready, aud the ccof vi ! be 30 cross. She
louks perfectly colossal sh,u sbe IL cross.
Edwad
Api the women vii have TO chatter
hall 20 hour in tho dres slug room ,f,er
they do cone, bo stoaneJ,
Why, Elvsrj, hov uakind -ss Il The
men do rot like to stay jus, rs lopg With
their .hoir,d rigusl 4tem
Lislea. here they esmel hhaf
Tbey fell again into posiaon. but the
wheels passed op' Doe siaa
IL 10 ,dl. sue said, people never kept
man wailiagiu this way. Thay were
always aaxious 10 come TO her bouse.
Perhaps they have gone thero nov,
Why, Ed~srjl But | do wish they
would GONE. lin afraid the dinner Ia rui
iued. don't dare 10 90 10 see, wonder
II might call down the tubeS
OF oouIse, was the airy response. |
say this issn awful bore. envy George.
Nobody expects bin to give dinner par
t,.ss la abH ot bGt taa ate Se
Aud envy Elith. Shs hs' no one TO
talk uukludly to her. tata
The clcck cinmei The ball hour.
You are sure YOU said Z sharp
OF conrse ] am, am rot quite 40 i'm
beetle yet il | have married you.
Who is talkin uDkiadly nowY
Oh, never thought you would treat me
so when you begged me to marry you.
only asked you once aud you said yes
qaick enough. u.4 vg
Inever thought you would be sbrulo.
Audi never lbousht you would be
yruso laa gg'd s'aa ea
Nobods will accept my tuvits,ions now.
jnsi hecause | have married yoa mamma
said was makiog mistake. dams
People were always glad enough to ac,
cepi my Invitation befofeI was msrried.
vely well. il you want TO be ireo ! will
90 home.
II you want to 90. pray don't allow me
10 de,uin you.
The clock chimed out eight strokes, oari
rioges kept ,olliog by, bnt none OF them
stopped. She swept into the bedroom and
began opening drawers aid boxes and tski
idg outtheit contents, which the could not
see for her tears. He tried to hum After
the Ball. wa!ching her movements fur
lively TIN ongh the open door. Would she
really leave him' And What would the
boys say II she aid? 's
Shc tut bled the costly biugs ab5ut in
a careless fashion. What did their bean.
ty matter now when she was going home
with broken heart to dicl .,...,
But Why did everybody stay away' he
muttsfed between bis teeth.
nayeu't We friend in the worlei she
asked herseli.
Then she gave CRY, Her eye had fallen
on white heap in the corner Of the
drawer, ..s.aas4f "a
Edward she cried in tragic tones, here
are al my Invitations now l bad forgot
ten TO mail thom. ..
Trey looked Ut zach other q mo ment -
thoea two who were sboDt to pert forever.
Then smile eurled the cotners Of her
mouth. 10 an instsnt sue wss clsspsd in
his ms Then . thriIl whistle sounded
rom the tube. md az offended voios cal
led: 4. E.s ...s af aegv fsd SOB
Would yez be ha' u any dinner TO
noigbt2 a aWaaa I'd efs
, Oh, Edwsrdl she ~hispersd, how hall
ever te the eoOk2 10 sglrai4B