Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-27

| houHekceper. you see. ana -
BY Jovel,' cried Mr.. Garraway;
"You think-you think II viii work
all right. Mr.. Garrawayr'
"oh, think 20. I'll tell you why. or
course you want Ernest to be comfort
able. don't your
There was u softening OF her eyes.
"Oh. yes. II IL only our one great
quarrel of last week TINT is parting US,
and --"
~ know. know. Now look here.
Mrs Bradshaw. | wouldn't take 10
much trouble n were only your lawyer
but I'm your friend Az well. am noty'
'Denr sir. Gnrrawny we two have al
ways been good friends"
"Well, will you allow me, then, as an
old friend 20 give you a little advice3'
II ahould advise you 10 make up this
difference Of opinion with Ernest. I'm
told--of course I'm only bachelor
but I'm told that all young couples
have their uunrrcls to begin with and
they do aay--h ere again ] speak, OF
courEe, as mere bachelor-that the
making up IL always the most delight
ful pnrt OF H."
MIR. Gnrraway. thought you
would argue IN that way. and II is
very good OF you. But my mind was
made up before l came here. and moth
Ing that you can say will alter IT, A
woman must judge for herself In these
nlaitefS.
quite 40. think that to a certain
extent you are right. And II It IL use
less to say anything after your present
resolution. why
"You may be sure OF that" said
young Mrs bradshaw confidently
ERNEST must put M with the conse-
quonces. And you VIII soc TO the draw
ing up Of the dcedf'
1T shall be put In hand at once"
81 ghnTIln llka "a 1nuUa I.nIlnnu this
day week, II possible"
II dare say" said MIR. Garroway,
with great amiability that that can
be managed"
There is only the question Of a
housekeeper. Somebody must be there
TO look after the servants"
1T Is there | think I can be of some
Assistance to Ernest" Mr.. Garrowny
spoke with genial assurance. 1T 80
happens that a client OF mine Is look
ing for precisely situation of this
kind"
How extremely fortunate"
"She IL good manager; she's Wild
ow. and she has had charge OF a hou'a
similar to yours
"ThutH capital. As say, | shouldn't
| Ike the house 10 go to rack and ruin.
when could this old lady come, do you
| thlnk7"
"This-who?"
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| Nvh, US nuttSr OF l1u., bne rs
rather Young ny the ny ! ousnt 10
nave her portrait mere somewhere a.,
IL hhh COST Mr. Sarraway one shlll-
ing, inns cabinet portrait IN a shop ia
the Strand that morning. me shop
man couldn't tell him who Il was,
didn't know her from Adam. no said;
but she was an exceedingly pretty girl
In demurc black, and the willy Mr.. Gar
rnwny was content
surely, surely, Mr.. Garraway,"
gnsped young Mrs. Bradshaw az she
| Enzed at the portrait, this il not the
| kind OF "a person for "a houaekeeper"
'Oh. yes'" said Mr.. Gnrrawny. nirlly.
"shc'ii ID mi right nrndshnw wouid
like Nor very much I'm sure inter
shc Ind bocn i'm Ihr house "A wccl or
| two Tm told she Is n onpitnI man.
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