The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-11-07

- whg Las bstu obliged to gy tie couutt,
thoagbt Miss Froi, snd thefeupoh ID
~ bestowed spoiber gracious smle uro
y, Aim, sud, tlaaklue him With sll the mo-
. eloquent phrases she could remember, sh
drove sWsy, lnroiug once to vsvs dsi
ly lace handkerchief to her pfeserytr.
" Al tea time be made many ,oQatres co
cerulng tbe young Italian lad aud to bl
surprise be found that nobody, not eve
Mrs Grit herself. kuew anything O
her
Do vhat be would be could 10, forge
that pretty face snd geuile voice.
he wrote TO London for 40 Italian dit
tiouary sud phrase book and sat late intC
the night. brnsbing up bis knowledge o
the language. which, had never been very
extensive aud every day be wandered ~
and down between the boarding house
sud the village looking for that little red
wheeled cart
However, It never came hIs way, aud for
tn very reason that Mics Frosts aunt
had forbidden h r ever to drive ont alone
sssin and condeu ned her 10 the family
carriage and the driving Of old Carter
Wlmps, the family coaohmsn, who always
avoided that bill into the village,
At last they met II was in this way,
The young mao was consoling himself by
| fishing by the banks of little stream
which ran through awool, and Mis-. Frost
was out for solitary walk lost in contem
plstlon OF the happiness which was in
store for her some day, when the second
volume OF her novel in real life would be
good enough to begin
Ny gallant preserver, she crled us she
caught sight OF lis picturesque broad
brimmed hat Oh, signor is it posi-
Bile?
And be answered. 10 Italian also.
Signorina. this is the happiest hour OF
my life, All, how have longed with all
the passion OF my heart to speak to you
OICt uptt' " nNhbd lhbc ~ ihCe huu W
gaze ioto those dszzIing eyes
He had learned tits by heart out of an
Italian novel. and be was rather proud Of
it.
And so these two began to make love to
one another 10 q foreign language, and
never for moment did either of them sus
pect the nationality Of the other.
He was desperately 10 earnest Cver this
adventure, and he was burning TO know
he. parents and to pay his addresses pro
perly.
However, Miss Frost id not feel equal
to introducing wandering musician into
her annt's drawing room, and although
she was, in her heart OF hearts, secretly
hoping that be would suggest an elope
ment. she did not dare even think Of her
fathers passion " hen he heard Of her at
tachment for this hsndtome organ grin
der
| wish to goodness hat she knew lit
lie English, Thought the young man as his ,
.do,ad sat on ope aida If thu strsam with
| phrase book hidden under her muh, and ,
ne sat on the other with dictionary con
,ealed in his 6sh basket dort nnde,
stand half she says, except when she con
lescends to talk IN language Of the eye. -.
expect something unpleasant will come
,tui,
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