Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

We got a drink Of mill, from n country
Mllt' nut now come To town. and Ina a
bakers, piece Of excellent hot. sweet
smelling bread, which We ate upon the
Troud as we went ON. That road from
l),ltt TO the Hague H. lust five miles of
a tne avenue, shaded with trees. a canal
on the one hand, ON the other excellent
pastures OF cattle. IL was pleasant here,
indeed.
And now. Dayie,' said she what will
you do with me ut all events"
~ rs what we have 10 speak Of"
sNld !, 'aud the sooner yet the better.
| can come by my money In Leyden
Shat viii he all well, But the trouble is
now 10 DISPOSE of You until your fnthcr
| come; ] thought last night YOU seemed
q liltle sweir 10 part from meE'
~ Wll be more than seeming. then, 4"
You are a very young maid" said I,
,ma9d | am but q very. young Gallant
| rms Is great piece Of difficulty. What
way are we TO manager Unless, indeed.
! you could pass 70 he my sister,"
would let me-" '
| 81 wish You were so, indeedm / cried
! ~ would be a fine man If | had such n
/ sister. But the rub here is TINT Won ara
| Cutriona Drummond
And now ] win be Catrin Balfour s.
| she soid. And who Is 10 ken? Tbev
| are all strange folk here"
| III you think that it would do" SAYS
| /. ~ own II troubles mo- / would like
| 1t very ~ II | advised you NJ all wrong +"
! You. she said.
The mere truth is, / am too youpc
| 10 ne your TREND, said l. ~ am TOO
/ young TO advise You or You TO be nd.
! Vls3d' / see not what else we are 10 do.
and yet ought 10 warn YOU"
~ WIZ nave no choice left" said she
| MY inlher James More has not uspd
me very vol, aud 10 is not the first limo
| am cast upon your hands like a sack OF
| marley meal, and have nothing else ~
ihlhh OF hut your pleasure. III Won viii
nave me- good and wen II you win noti
-she turned anu touched her hand mon
lE urn DAVID, ! am afraid" said
NO, but | ought TO warn you.n be.
gan and then bethought me that l WINS
! WV ue9ref OF the purse. and il would
never DO 10 seem too churllsh "Cotri-
9na, SAID |, don't misunderstood me
nm Just trying TO DO my duty Inv Won
SlrI ilere am | going alone To this
strange city, 10 be solitary stnJent
there ana here is this chunce arisen tbat
you might dwell with me a hit nnd H.
IKE my SISTER; You can surely upder-
slanq TINS much, my dear, TINT | Womb
Just love 10 have YOUR
well, and here / ann said she CO.
| that's soOu settled ~
4 knew | was in dnty bounden Ia have
spoke more plain, knew this Nas y
treat olot on my character for which /
was iueky that | did not pay mora dear
But i minded how easy her Jelicac," i ~ +
neen st9rtled with word of kissinp ber
IN Bagbaros letter Now that shs ~.
| penHsed on me- how was | 10 be more
holuf Besides, the truth is / eorli ~
no other feasible method 10 disnaeo. re- s
nef' ana dare say inclination pulled
a mite beyond the Hague She fen veyv
,ahe, ond nade che rest of the distannss
heaYily enough Twice She ,n, "'s'', ll !,
py llr wayside, which She did MN
pretty apologies, calling herself n sb"Snaa
" ns HlshiPnds ana the nice She c,ine
self II was her excuse Size san Ky,
sne was not, much usei with walt i,',.
! shod / would have had nor strio
hef SHOES and stockings and 70 r n