Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

"E>actly thirteen copies from thirteen
con, idcrnic persons rcnchcd me yesterday
morning, answered inu5, $50 / doomed
IL advisable 10 come out, and, IL ucccs-
Sary, lick the editor
Mr.. Lawrence gave vent to hearty
laugh-thcn suddenly checked himself
PRANK he said Ego IN and win
III back yOu Never shy die, She's
good girl but obstinate! You're bash
ful, Try 10 again"
A man likes 10 believe his udorcd one
honest iu her decision, even though the
lover rebels The man COuusels imnr-
dintc surrender, the lover looks for par
ley The man wishes 20 90 tO the ends
of the world to Afiica--tn the North
pole anywhere while the lover WANTS
To stay whore ne is. IL is dual cxist
euce the man Is proud the lover hum-
bile, However, there was ma helm for H.
Thought Frank az the gate was reached
aud lac resigned himself 60 the incyiln-
hlc.
The Young lady received him gracious
~. She was even glad 90 see him. Lee
imagtlodt and when her father told .f
his hlood-ihirsty dnsirc she laughed right
mcrrily Bul she was the same In her
manner evidently unchanged In her
mind not oven tho provrrhinl
straw came along. lie sat opposite 10
her &C lunch aud discussed HE with an
the graphicness Of an actual liyei.-
whereas hp has really only existed Into.
". He said lots about nothing. For n
little while after lunch the pruud man
conquered md then he grew so dull and
glo KY That Miss Lawrence WAS Obliged
70 = from the prospective tctc-n-tcte mud
leave him 10 thc tender merccs of her
father who took him out to look at the
new chiekcn-huusc, They played irn-
mis- later on with two dragons wntchful
iokon into confidence and papa against
his viii was forced into acting tho
part OF q dragon but he tried 10
! sleep when mamma wasn't looking.
Then they sat upon the piazza nftor trn
with the dragons in attendance -onc as
sleepy ns usual aud The other yipdnnt.
As they parted for the evening Frnnl.
| announced his Intention OF retutuue,
home on the morrow. The old gentle.
| mans objections had not tho lenst effect
/ upon him though he would Gladly have
/ surrendered at a single word from Doro.
| thy Mrs. Lawrence, however, had
something TO say
mo, Frank was her remark. it
| wou!a he better 20 stay. We are going
| 10 Mrs. ioindoNtcr's 10 teuna-paity
tomorrow aud seing you driving MI,
morning she has sent word for you Ia
come. took the liberty OF acccpting for
you. You can laugh an congratulations
| on aud get ahead of the paper. people
wont talk SO much II YOU como with ms
instead OF seeming To run away. III Won
should so NOW they might say something
unpleasant
Mrs Lawrence put Il very nicely, roi
there was not the least doubt hut what
lhey would gossip a great deal ANA out
~ courtesy for his friends Frank Thought
he ought to stay
,.Ihank, YOU, whispered Dorothy
That night DO slept very little think,
ing OF the whisper tie ar0sr cnrly ia,
next morning aud sauntered 60 the cdg,
OF the lake lust outside the grounds
where he met the person of his Thought
Dorothy was seated IN boat, and grret
ing, her, Frank got in also and pushed out
u am an old food, he said snddelly
IN what particular wayy' She asked
looking AT him,
Hastings laughed ''Oh, n coming {,
Brightvllle 20 see Mr. llnrkms ana thei
not seeing him, l did 80 long ia got al
him.
"Nesg" she answered, with rising IN
tonauon, Don't you think Il just as vel
YOU mel papaf
"Of course he asserted otherwise
should not have been here hul-"
Then YOU are not glad tn be- here
You wonld rather have seen Mr. iIar
kius"
Fmnk looked at the girl. who was bend
ing Qyef the side 81 the boa, running hcl
hand through The water
"Whgt Is the satisfaction OF beni
here he asked bitterly IL Is rongm
VA saissry. bai ! came Tor s4lr saSe az