Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1895-03-08
MisCellauenns.
A FOUNTAIN PEN.

Nth n rrhhor bo, 10 hold IN, ink Wbon
vou sonooged the nenbolder tbc ;nl, ran
~, ~ ~ hao and Noodod ,ho nan on
,nyth;no oloo tho, b,nnonod IN he ,v;,b;n
convon;e,, rance Tbo d;,boI;coI con-
tr;vanee Locked like a lin whistle and
acted like n cuttle-fish but no one else
had onc and % was nroud of II Von;.
tas vanitotnm Short was INV trinmnb
7 con ain romomhor ~ no;nf,IIy
tbonch II was an affair Of Yesterday how
the tragedy occurred II was Mt tho
Sturdeyont. Hamilron's ball-ouite the
swell event Of the season. | had been
looking forward to this hall with ;ntsr-
est for GOOD while hoc,use / intended
to find an onnortunitv there 70 effect n
reconciliation with Alice Sueb onpor-
tunities were not freouent and I knew
that if I missed this one il might he n
long time before | found another. and
that odiously handsome Dick Hamilton
was having her n great more attention
than liked. Alice and had been close
friends ever since we were children and
I had come to feel that Ind n sort of
proprietorsbip in her We had even
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.o , w. , y" us w.. Ilu ha
wv s ,,,'' W y, 'u1'o"u''o no'o
waiting far an onnortunitv IN ;nduce her
IN do likewise
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s"'on Is popu aa,. ",no"s s. NY Gro"o no
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ny nan Nv "a 49, ~ ss ." u''o pn !, Iu
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mi -:T, "a . e.ao t "o"' .oa".a '.o
w auu uo' "soou "rP' S al, W.
S 10 aos.Ieu amous M a"i oI hsa
uouD l us o,'d hs.,O Nv oo" .hs,a Ia"
never DISH uo..e, ~" s"o "no'o' n ".'
''ry wen 9a''snou WIZ" '"o Houo'a' o"eo''
"hen euIeroe .hc ou'','ooI I'LL. n"'9
wa' a~"y ~ ."o 't'." .n ona IA 'a,Ans'
grloVeu 10 "u'o, "''u '"a' ou''u' Young
nam'..In a1 u,u . ~. 'a.o ; 10 "" a;ss my
apP'oao" 1u n:1l, SUM "y"s ~. Nnn.
S'ances' anu p,ueu my ona"' r. VIII "na'
P"''once oou'u ''us'1I' 'nA.iy NY
oPp1rtun'ty 'a'ho' e e Tvs. io '."o !"
,cao"'us no, ''uo. '"o s'':O'n NV t.'y
k'ndiy' aS sue Always u,'' !" sohe'nlng
Tue same s'y'e 'n"' p,'g"t nave re'e NV:
very oia lrichu ol ne. laSnsr n.S
eneer,u', unethparrasSc' groe''ug aiwuys
provoked INC peyonu measure ~, pu. uiu
my oeS' 10 s'lhe my l'l-'enPeri wn..h
was a'so ,! somewna. nsSu 0 W .ne
pressing discovery snae through son9
miSuhuers'aha'ne Shs was ho' oneaseu
,or the he&' aaoGc' nru never seen
ner more ruu'an'ly peautllu'' ana ! ooulu
teel the eyes OF many enViouS observers
turned upon me as we took our places
Inc next dance ana the next were 'akea,
Dut the tnira sne PROMISED 10 INC az
the end OF thus Dance which was waltz
and taken al the unmercfuiiy iaSt tempo
then prevalent remarked 'ha' she was
somewhat hushed win inc neat ana pro-
posed that we should tako a turn III the
conservatory.
whether she guessed wha' was IN my
mind or not, | cannot say u seemed
to me that the color grew shade deeper
in her cheeks, but That may nave oeen
due to the heat, or was perhaps inc
effect OF my own Imagination AT any
rate she assented IN the most charming
manner IN the world, ana wo stro''ed