Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-11-28
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tareful am" protesteu .erry earnes
You are not going alone?"

| ragged. harp-'nDfnI -yaar-nlI h.af
who was GeraIdine.s : sself.conStituted .-.
tendant out OF doors. bnt sbe could ai.
low that the presence of a cat-l;ke
creature, with ewes to dart. and lone
supple arms to catch and n birh Ill,
Ing voice to shout. was at hest better
than absolute 20 itude ..DonoId is
sometbin, sba c.id .,ybr L. ~ Not
here ~
.He is hero He b,. hoo, roi.;r,
for me down a, tho Writ. b,.;dna ,n-.
aces and aces He mnst .b;nL nm
never conino' Oh. Don,II and will
be all ripht never Won te,r. and ,y.
shall BRING Won in snch a hasl.ct ~
heauties see the ra n "a sto,,ned
and there is the blue skv overhea
and Iooly loox snch a gI9.io,,s Str..an
| of Iight has brolren ont o,o,r,h wa,ar,
oh. YOU will never stop in the house
Yourself now. Won m ist pet ont at once
this very minute send for lane.
and bundla on ynnr tb;rrs. and I'm
orr I'm OF ami ava, over tho biIIs
| ,uG farawa' ,ra-I, tr,-Io tr..lo ~ .nd
| hang ven, tho bnoa oak doo. nc With
tbe 7ovons wboon ~ a S,bool' bow and
the.no, q nj a wbirIw;nd AVA fIaw
| Ms! Geraldine Camnheli of Inc
marew the ~rea.est be,ress In tha
| Iength and breadtb of ArgyU
| Mrs. Ca,,'h,.iI stood sti7i for n mo-
| ,,ent ore sbe turned AMI ra.antor,d
the deserted drawing room.
| .She is only fifteen. " she uurmured
in a tone little resembIinf, that in
F., Witch the ..crraat s,;,.I of ft,.an, b.J
heen exhorted to better wavs ..OnIv
Gf,aan ard ,bavo aro ,a, tbr,o ~
,.a.rS hafora sLa naad bs Y,raxan,ad 80
~. ,vorIJ Rn, wbat n sba gnaS IN w. w.
he is doinr now. 10 Sho nil no.
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ns.n ..S 'iio I :" ~ ~ Wv L.
no,.n; -; - ~ an. ao ~ =, IN, III
80, 80 .nd Ia',p .r5 tbn,,ryb ~ .anr;a.
a. :. n.s l al 90 -.;i'i 80, go
LII ~ g., ttt la Cho -. iii =
| 10 +aI, r,.as,E,r,. 60. Sar r,ontb,
tbaro iS q Al 6itfnrcnoe Ear waist is TOO
49, = h,', =" ua;s.S ora ,aroa W. hs 80 ooo
| won5ar II o,, nar,iaI hn, :, saa,n.
| IL -
rHio IN ~ nv. 80, -" oipu ~ Eoi.,.s - ~
eoif -itt'SI,. - - t,.ooi,fn -. g..
80 "iS,loI ,Ea'aI sho 80 y, - - IN ~, 1
~ L. he ~ -, "''' d. | .h;. ' 20.
nii. .iii /; ,.a;I h;. -. oa.
ciluiate Is iis ceilalii!s cin. .hiHs US
aiiu ue a.u i.S Is. - hc, tt.r,e 90
aucbawa tba bonso ana tho v,arn,
roor,s and snands nor life in tho ,re.h
air ,ittino orer a fro would he tho
! r,rool, ~ ~ hIoor,. ord as tor har
- ~ ssoar,.;aora nnt On. ~ ~
enate anu ;!s aI nuu U,G ". ~
,.;d;,,lr ,naL.ar ear Hyshn'r - q
strai-b. hact ard nnen cbest ana
I'll, s,ritb S,,nb an a,.iti,. sten az nv
Cara15ipa Af+er na,own ,ash;cn nv
| h;rd - - i-.alf. opd ~ on,v sbo
I'D 10, o,,arGo - and ro,id not
- har-,I, snnb =. crn,, hvt bow-
aHar 7 snnnosa she viii meet nobo5v-
an5 tba snrvants rus. be accustomed
.o har wav. nv this time-and she ia a
- oh;fj Ia u,n,,,d obar ifTser;.
onsIv desirsd her to do ANYTHING. so
sbo,,it +bur.rt bor IN iaoo
W.! sn mi -; ~. I'D - ho.
80 go, NJ own dang to, T
hrnn9b+ them IN yitbont auv holm
80, .Lo-oi,.as s,,roI,, M ha
-u,n.ad ,r;,h ~, ,-ondcbiId Gb.r.
iat.a r.s iaaIonS and aIwavs w,s. and
! Naria would like to have had moor
Diarmid,s daughte- tn bring nm her.
self And really. consi Ierino that +
was bo. n aTIe and vii ipo IN undertake
Tho cbarg. she need NOT have wished
: to coo me laid on the shelf ouite an
soonSn
Ard Tho old ladr dr.v Lerse,f nm
.rd ridIod al,bo;gb sba wa. alone
| and no one cOuld have the benefit.
She was not really old being only a
little over 60 and was still handsome.
cheerful humorous. overgowipg with
energy ana with an acklowledoed zest
fo,. neighborlv intercourse. pleasant
| scenes summer qalas. and winter din
} nor nartia. Above ali however. did
she affect the London season on the
fowery. sbowery NAV days. when tho
luster is vet upon IT: when the alea.
and hyacints in the parks are still more
brilliant than the many-tinted throngs
around them: when the shop windows
are payest and the roar OF wheels is
Tondest and even the dingfest. dustiest
ALLEYS in the background put out raeir
little fower-pots and make q feint OF
ENJOYING life. II was the thought of all
this and the prospect OF some day re.
turning to take her art in it, which,
more than any matronly anxiety, occa!
sionly found vest in remonetrances such
.s +bo.e with which our chapter OPENS,
II was the deterntr. alton that In duo
time the helress should be by all the
world admired, honored and perchance
envied. which made her every now
and then discontented with the hum.
hle pleasures ana modest aspirations ol
I her darling.
Eor Jerry hated the very idea OF
I,Jon Sba had never been there
,-o,raS sba nayar would 90 there.
: W. W. ala sbe want with a dirtv.
n,tx naC old Ito town with nothing but rows
enoH of SoUSas Uu sbriekino underground
~ tr.ira rattiing omnibuses. and every
lind of horror.
% oh e she knev-she had heard about
q. :, oil If was all very fine for granny
~ ~ ", an;ie wa" She alway. knew tina,
uo-own.nns, SO liked towns, and she
.enld remember how, as a child, she
had been used to see the men-servanta
and maid-servants in high glee wheu
= The time came for going into Edinburs