Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-04-23

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asked Miss Talbot Of her pretty niece,
Maud, who was enjoying an afternoon
cup Of tea in the lowest chair she could
find in her aunt's coy little drawing
room.
She was the only daughter Of Miss
Talbots favorite brother, and had been
conscicntiously spoiled by both father
and aunt, whose considerable means
enabled them to indulge most of her
whims, on the plea that she inher-
ltca hcr aeau moILler acilcuey % CU" ,,,,
sntutlon ana must noU po worried, i'lo
latest OF theso "hlns hao oeeh 70 en-
gage herself at elEnteeh 10 GOO"
LOOKING young Darrlster' VINO l'''e
many of his fellows, had not yet had
an opportunity of giving his eloquonce
TO the world ne was not "h4t "ou'o
oe callea goo1 Parti' ouI nc was !"
gent4emaniy, peasant 1eIlo" genuine =
~ IN love WIN Maud Whc' uhoer an
her fanclful spoiled cilldlshness' haa a
warm loving heart' that haa really
given ltself INTO jim Burgoyhe's Keep
ing IhcreIore, II was "lth no small
surprise that MISS talbot heard inc an
s"er TO her question: spoken IN an ag-
gretyeo Tone
40: / toia nurse 10 sena inc car
rage lor me at slN' nope Vnat Is hoU
zoo laIe 1or your jim Is oIher"l5e en-
gagged
-, y, C'hef"ise engaged! echoeq MISS
looI' III atiiaHeihenI NY M"uule'
"IlaV 40 you hleah|
ousU Wnat ! say, aunt Joan! Jim
seems 70 ma oVher thln gS quiet as am us
ing as LOOKING aiIer me- so naturally
! uoll trouple MN more Jhah chh
helP' anu inc speaker put down her
cup ana eiaSplhg her hahus round her
Knee looked resent1ully at the lire
Ana pray when dld TINS state OF
thlngs oeGin7 asked Miss talbot re-
6ulnlhS her interrupted hhltIlng' q
sinlle orlghtenlng her KIND gray eyes
Oh' you need NOT laugh' Aunt joan
answered MAUD solemniy; 1t IS very
serious l am excessively angry WIth
OIlni ana IL VIII DC some tlme before
can forgive MN, ahd-and ne does not
care OIL ms with n niue eaten IN
hef voice mat MADE her aunt look ut
her Sharply and ma That the eyes
staring at the lire were full OF tears
Inc sun handsone' stately woman
rose ana drawing char beside her
niece put her hand upon her shoulder
saying;
Child what foolish til is this?
what has jim done to offend you?'
Maud hesitated q moment, then her
Indignation found vent.
i wlll just tell you the whole thing,
she cried, 'and you willsee II you think
he mas behaved Well 1t all began at
that pail we went to last Monday
week l had promised him some Of the
nrst waltzes and refused other partners,
and nc never came till more than an
hour atter we got there. Then, instead
OF apologizing, he n"erely said he had
been unexpectedly detained by friend
whom he had not seen for some time,
ana hoped would give him other dances
to make up said could not, and
toia hlin was moi pleased and danced
@ WIN ovliIi 1 peo'l9 ] a.. niG'v ne caLHiy
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III 't, NJ ,IlI' o'I''oe' t''i ~ .l"'eS
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ooroo ho,,a aa,,-, w. ;.,, a','' 80, -
tba Jon, Nth ne ana 80 asl.od ~ io,,I, ~
l,indIv at him before | SAID ano1 a-G vi nilrLt '
INIT was mncb too ororr, ord ,,o,,or
looked nj him Mt all, ,Thc next morn
ipp he came. and oo+noIlv IargLad ~
nv reproaches when | wns onite in
clined to make friends with him. and
did not see why | complaiped. The
result was that cot anprv ogoin told
him that if he did not care for l,ecning