The Penn's Grove record., 1894-06-01

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6 thinking what an awful thing it VIII
te if quutie forbids her 10 go out to-day,
Of all days, and Jack waiting for her at
the top of the meadow.
Nov, once for all, Letti;a, let this
bo understood between US" says Miss
Banbridgc; ''there is to be no inter-
course between this house and that OF the
Court. You may think I am too Old to
hear things, but there you arc wrong.
have heard a good deal lately ABOUT
Young Hardin-e, who has returned to
the Court after bis fathers death; heard,
too, with deep regret, Letitia, that you
80 far forgot yourself as to dance With
him a fortnight ago at the Mainwarings's
little"
Hop" suggested L%etitia, who is too
frightened by her aunt's allusion to the
young master of the Court % remember
her society manners.
"Hopl How dare you use such a
vordli cried Miss Banbridge. GOOD
heavens! Tie manners of the present
day! Now, Letitia, hear me. 1t seems
YOU did dance with this Objectionable
Young man at the Malnwarinss' ball.
Perhaps you could no: help that. But
knowing, AZ You De-, Of the feud tina.
las lasted Gor nifty years between their
house and ours, l trust you have too
much respcc: for me-ior !olr r1me-
to recogn T. I Hardjoge an7whore.'
..Eur what las he-er'-neETousiy,
"what have they all d9Eei' ASKS Le-
tts;a, Ter e7es o. the marble P47eIs1i
Of tic hall, her heart at the top Of the
meadoT.
Coed crc'aus, If au7;ie only knew
that she lad been meeting JACK every
da7 for the past ioztright-c7er s!ace
that l5ng dance, indeed, vhea-wle1-
well, he w5ulda'. dance With aa-9us
hut her. All it is al sue Eoass1se,
too. A rubbis5y old story l51l: 4 right
Of way that happened fifty !ers ago,
aad Jsck the dearest, deaCaI. .s-!o#.
II retusa to go ia:o it, sag4 Ntsz
Banbridge, With dignity. II; sGace1
to ssy that this young mans s~ra11a;hec
once behaved in the gV1sssss tH4io1 30
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''saiDted father. Ii yog ere go1s aC'
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month-and the hottest May ,l4. ID
been known for years.
81 don't know" Gays Lz.i.a, wiki
Gecp despondeucy.
stIt's such beastly folly" says Hs5diu-
presently, in an impatient tone. 'If
were a fool CT a poor mar or a reproba:e
but l am not-am /, nowi"
sob, mol" SAYS Letitia. She creep
closer to him and encirclcs his waist viii
her arm, or, at all eycnts, tres bravcl
TO do so, 1t doesn't 20 half way round
but that doesn't matter. Size grasps
bit of his coat and holds on to him 50
500 YOU know what YOU are, Jac4i Til
dearest old boy on earth"
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area" says Hardinge, pressing her Gage:
to his lips.
.'No," says she.
"Well, l can't tell YOU" says he, "bt
cause there is nothing en- esrth fit t
comr0re YOU with. lou are YOU, on
that's AMI"
"Nbat A lovely spccchl no vond,
Iovo YOU" says Lctitje. ~naiycly ,sbut,
coIlars,n~ into loom. "what's the roo
ofitauY Anntle will never let 70
marry me"
uiye c,uld marry without her ne
r;ssion. " s,rs he slowly.
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