The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-14

He said boldly that he WAS walking !"
Port Erin .t
.But this Is not quite the nearess
~ IN Port Erin" she said you
should have turned of toward Dairy
about half mile back"
.Yes. know" was the mendacious
replv. but I wanted long Walk
Miss Marston refrained from reie.-
-,rg "a the Yacht, no doubt out OIL deh-
c.cv he thought. But she was wiling
70 chatter about the scenery anu a..
people, and Richard said that more ~
iichtful chatter he had never hearu
Dolly could not talk like that Anu
holly could not walk like that ~
took Richard all his time to keep "
her side.
~ have never properly thanked you'
Miss Marston, for your valuable assis1
ance last year. Let me do SO now.
And YOU may be interested 10 kno"
that since then have acquireda it'io
more maritime skill u,
.Oh, To a girl used TO the sea All
her life, it was really nothing MI
Lacy" 30, hs
.you know my name, Them ne
hl,rted out. for he remembered Inn.
rs aunt had introduced only herseit
TO Fenella last year.
!" ooh YES returned his companion.
y IL Just asked one OF the nshei"e"'
wanted To find out :,
;. What delightful ingenuousness' he
!, mused What absolute freedom iro"
- conventionality Now, II she ON.
Lnew as much as Dolly. Poor poii.
vas very conventional, in spite OF Ger
a tain advanced views.
..Rv the way, Mr.. Lacy she wen
:" II have often thought about yo'
ana wondered whether you We're an
-. ~.la,ion TO the short story writer
the same name.
IL ana sort of distant connec',o"
sa,a Richard. But surely, you oon
admire that fellows work?
.Indeed. ldo. Did you see that "a
rP- - his in the last yellow Book
ne thought it was equal to de Maup'
~, SAINTS best.
ru Ths ..Yellow Book de Manpassa'
lrL ~ ,vas not much moved at heari
"a himself compared TO oe Ma.p
80 The thing had occurred peio'e'
w that the comparison should ue ""'
~ hv a girl such as he had taken rehe
ing ~ be was certainly surprising.
lie con fessed to being Richard i1s
anu the short story writer. she ia"g
,y;,h naive pleasure. They began
ious ,alk books with great gusto'
all dia She think of Henry James,
wing Ir.rhert of Prosper Merimee?
and lat Aid he think of George Ege'
and Ia The other revoltces. The air
their ,h;c, With "views." Richard was
tom" sh.n,ea. Poor Dolly! She was
hard, iii hut Fenella-Fenella was
lless- I,t;on. How lucky he had not Ro'
ei.. W Normandy AL.
pref THAT house there" Feneiia
that .rer a long argument upon "
! lone uo,y.l,s. pointing to an old farm
Port ...,,c,rrs which stood near
must hamlet in the valley oeio" sne
poor, ,,hara have lived nearly All my
more II has fine library. my father .
wall Il the local 'littery' gent.
Really" said Richard. ana
4 was I suppose" pointing to an active
IS time IN clerical attire, which was ~
.iously cominp toward them up the
oily at na,h. lis the local curate'
l;cable r.rella seemed amused. Yes
,ation. laughed. .that is.the local cura'
e. for The local curate approache
agined carelessly raised his hat.
:. For "Mr Lacy" said Feneiia.
certain may | introduce you to my hu'
ned. to charlie. this is the Mr.. Lacy N
tude at vear-you remember-just oefo
<estrel. marriage. -,
wv ham Richard was up very carry ~
that he morning taking last look a.
and ex- ,noh,rusive Port Erin and It's u
feelings bor. Hour by hour OF the
dorablc night his rufi,cd heart had gone
limited. polly in Normandy for solace'
= firing, hours ago he was despsing
.mpathy now the very thought Of her
seemed a soft pillow. lie had finally
m happy that he loved her. rre'on,
t-but- al the village post office wri'''
ceal the telegram. J., a.,
lually In whats this? SAID INC 20
houuhts. vho was also grocer. pointii
was con- word in the address. Richard
bic incl him.
liked to WHAT
owed rap IF, e, c, a, m. p
"A in saw Ana in forty-eight hours
a Dolly's there.-Sarah Volatile, In Iro