The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-01-19

ing you sorrow. even Or a,uttle while. This
/ morning. ! was married 10 0.s YOU have net.
Be perfectly sure when your mother save her
! hcart 20 the enc whose wife sks - her love
| for her hoy was not invaded
We are going FOR y little trio; proNr.a.y
shall b. absent rSo nCaths My husbsa,is
sister OGr u.3ld- u aUnt-will LSip Noyr
grandma . make tine pass happily untu our
rotUra-
Yes. IL was thc man I feared In
storm Of rsge and dissrpointmens I strods
up and down the fooT.
Alter few days srew cslmer ard do
c'ded 10 return home, walt there my
: mcthCT's coming. settle up my business
and then comincncs my travels
/ entered the drawing room, drew .
chair 20 the window ard seated myself In
r position tn command the read and see
my grandmother when she would be com.
ing home, which would be saon, the serv.
ant said.
Ead watched possibly half en- hour
when L Seheld some distance OF and COM
ing ~ an almost dying rste & female on
horseback. AS she came nearer l bckcld
the most beautiful gifl had ever seen.
On she came. Up 10 the gate and over.
without seeming aware that such Tn OBJ
stacle bad been IN her way.
drew back into Jhe recess OF the win
dow as she entered the drawing room.
Tossing of her hat, Ehe sank on the sofa,
saying:
Dear me. i: Is awfully dull ont herci
Iwonder when that young one is coming"
IL II no Use to 20 around the truth.
WIS IL love M first sight made a little
noise with the chair and advanced into
tho room.
A half suppressed scream, fell on ny ear.
and then she seemed about 20 Ay, when I
explaiaed to her who l was.
With beautiful smile she held cut hes
hand and said:
II feel as II / know you rery well. From
your mother and grandmother have
heard 80 much Of you. IL Is too bad you
shouli have found no one here
Il am very well reconciled now 20 that, 4"
i said. You spoke II my mother. Then
you are n friond Of hers and visiting here,
i hope?'
Yes, I am staying with your grand.
My aunt, F." said. finishing her reply.
'-Aro you acquainted with that worthy
lady my mothers maiden sister, asked.
Slightly. ] mes her here this week."
she returned, with smile.
Soon my grandmother came and foyr-
ally presented mo 10 my young irlsnd.
Miss Bell.
During the evening grandmother In
formed me should not be annoyed with
the society OF Miss Moreton-thst was the
maiden aunt's ~ ns--for several days Rs
sho had gone TO make n little visit In tho
neighborhood that day, and "a was proba
bic she would rot present herseIf perhArS
for n week How / rejoiccdi
One morning, entering the breakfast
room, heheld the long dreaded person, I
felt sure, seated with her back 10 me, tbs
very picture Of my iInazlnation-my
nsidcN aunt.
No chance of another days happiness
then She would always be pryiDg about
and coming IN just when / wished her In
the moon
My grandmother arcso 70 present nc.
dared not raise my eyes. The Introduction
through. Miss Moreton said
i was dreadful sorry / was not homsto
welcome you"
There was something in the voice that
caused roe % look up. looked again.
a ringing lsuGh. followed by a very low
one from grandma, a cbacEio from the
servBnt and by the removal of the cap.
spectacIes and fsise front hair I was soon
convinced tl..t bad BEEN tie Object Of sn
excellent joke
Your maiden aunt, young rnkn-Hiss
Annabsi SoretouN'
Ali answsr,d Will net wrifs here.
And She. ~ "a wns against her princi-
plea 10 disappoint any one" made ms
happy. soon s1y motbgr returned.
Daring the svsniEg ~ her return no
tio'd she wstched Annie very closely, and
tnen sar came. AID putting her arms
around ne whispered.
'You osn forgive me row, Msrcy''-
Boston Glotc
Two ernhlerns or good iuck--,h~
horseshoe and Dr.. Price Cream Bak-
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