Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-22

him He felt n x there was possible
danger in delay.
But how 20 Say vbst ne wanted To-
that was what troubled him
Little cold shiverS went over him and
his tongue would cleave to the roof %
his mouth tie felt sure that 70 ne be-
gan % propose words would forssks
him, and there he would stand. gasp
ing aud opening his mouth Ike dying
fish
He had been a constant visitor 70
Wayne villa for several months. ami
he was thinking this morning. a. b.
walked leisurelv mp the path. tina, u
he could blt meet Miss Forsyths he
would sPcaiS
A. he turned b-ui n the path ~
saw seated on a ro..s uu,ler shalv
tree the object % biz thoughts
She smiled when she sav vha % v-ax
that bad iu;rudcd uron her peaceful
privacy, and the Poor. l0vesic. arts.
though, she had the sweetest susile ~
had ever seen She made room fer aim
ami he sat down beside her
This Is 4 lovely morning for sketch
&AAtA NNNFNAAHN It-If aaFlfss
% this beautiful scenery. but now that
! have found something - much more
interesting % the and - much norv
beautiful II think i-,yurl IF would -
would
Rather talk, iute~rupisd Ms. For.
svthc. with quigzical smile.
And the artist blush.d like any r1se
a. hts foolish speech
Then there vas a little silence. which
Miss Fpr>vth- broke by saying
Here comes your rrotege, a. Flurs
Hale came tearing Town the Path a.
hreakuec< speed
%. dear sighed the pocr artist.
with conicai despair II dou't So
Why should be ~ prosecuted. do vons
That child worries thr life ont - ma
y s=y." eaIles, out Miss Flora. vhHs
yet long vsy OF. you sr-u', a fool.
are yosr
~ hope NOT. answered the aston
ished nan what makes sou ask sueh
question:
-. cause. answered Mis- Flora.
You SEE. heard ina and Mrs fusiev
talking about vpu an Miss Forsvth-,
an Mr. las,ey said il was a. plain a.
the uos- On your face that ron loved
her li-e every thing uuiv -voa dArsa's az
-. An ma she SAID ruu vas foolish
NOT 10 tell her an done vish IL ser
~hc 4 sewn how Won wnnts.f N f-r a
good while ar she SAID Miss Forsvths
thought her ey=, - you. an sou must
- 81 if you WASH @ fo-,l. an lots move
that { cant rrmembcr But knew
yuu wasn't fool
And then this little pr,t--~ .rssil-ss
lovingly or Ia Tho rvt sed face Of the
Poor artist
He glanced az Hiss ForSvthe. She
Wa h.ushing lac the rv3dest rise q
summer The sight gave him courage.
Miss Forsy'he ~ 10 h-sar and shes,
hr 80 frightened and paus-d
Rat he mustered courage and went
on
--Do you care anything for me- GER
tainiy do fo- vou.
Then ne found hirn.-if h1ldins oat
bis h4nd - h~r aad she put her hAni
IN his, and Then he kissed her lie
wondered a. himself aud his new-f1uad
courage, FOR he Kissed her again
but the fact - BIS 81 ddeu bravery
Wa eh'a- v" '"N"f "''r asrost7se~us
- ''uN' covers ~. ana Dr. actually put
-''s arm arog 81 Miss torSy the and ssss
her third kiss
Miss Flora stood aud watched mat
20 Nl'A aa"aiA ant eyes 7vnie nrr'.
taNlnz raPia and accurate o'ssef saitons
% va = tFsnsp'rins
u 'ril- VIII y9a- dear sad
NJ =, knFs. me- e11xlns4y
-. not ''r anything. ssrea
ga N'ia sfih
An n""f aver A. th@ aFfis' ana Ma
for-F me came % 'n 'h@ h1ess tH~s
.eaFd 'osa rrH.a--'rs tae sFhn'r al
" .f'"p % a~- fats~i children
" '"tt "as inst Jolly erssa She
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