Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

waiting. ana. saying thnt he would walk, |
ordered the servant TO drive on.
''Iiavc hack slrg' asked n coachman
Yes. Fo,'ow that carriage," replied
Julius, and springing In he was driven
into one OF the most fashionable streeta
Of the city. The carriage stopped before
one OF the handsomest houses In n. and
he saw tho ladies alght and enter the
door Then discharsins his coach. he
rcconnoitcred the house and the square.
TO know them again. and congratulatng
himself on his discovery, he returned 10
his unole's.
Mr. Hoicrott had recovered. in some de-
gree, from his dlsplensurc against the
morning. and with u return OF his usual
manner, he questioned his nephew upon
the quality Of the past nights entertain
mont
II can hardly tell. sir; that Ia, ! believe
II was good, SIR" answered he with some
Indifference.
"why. my good fellow, 1 hone you are
not so green ms not TO know whether a
theatrical performance was good or the
eontraryr' said the old bachelor. staring
! at him. whereupon the young gentleman
| felt himself nccessltatod TO be somewhat
/ less distracted
I After breakfast he took IN his hat with
l uncNpressed intention to visit the scene
| OF hts discovery. end half-tormed hopes.
/ and his uncle. having observed that In a
/ stroll through the city he might SEQ some
| hooks. or other such matters, which he
would like to possoss, kindly proficred
him funds to purchase them.
Julius thanked him, ana answered that
ne was provided with a sum, naming 1t,
amply sufficient FOR the expenses " the
three or four works he had proposed for
the length of his visit
Don't forget TO he back again At
twelve" said MIR. Hnlcroft; against that
time I shall want you TO so with me to
see your Cousin Etty."
Hang my Cousin ETY." thought Julius,
but he said nothing, and, with bow, de-
parted, on reaching the place where his
thoughts had boon all TIM morning, he OK
amned the door, but could find no name,
Tor could he SEQ child or a servant With
In hair square, of whom he might have
obtained Information. hut, crosalng the
street In his disappointment he noticed on
the first house before him n large brass
door-pnto, inscribed Boarding" and, ao-
tuatrd by the first surEcstlon Of his fancy,
hc rang the bell. and inquired II he could
obtain lodgings for short time,
My rooms arc all taken, slr-that ",
all the best apartments" replied the mis-
tress OF the mansion. pfcsumlng, from his
appearance that none but good aooommo-
dations would answer
Julius paused moment, but having
gone 20 far, he concluded not TO draw
hack, II would he whiting to put UP with
an inferior one provided It Is In the front
OF the houre.' said no.
1.-THE small room In the third story over
the entrance " vacant" said tho lady,
hcsitating To Offer H.
I'm take II, madam" he returned, and
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he has'enel 10 nave Nv nastuss piou p'i''.
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rode out after breakfast,
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r. ,,antre mo nigbt before was tho beautift
n Cbnrlotte I.awrenaon.
Aftor dinner he watched long for N
/. return Of hla fair nelEhbor, an occup1tlo
3, not the most comfortable as there wa
no chimney IN the room ana therefore =
d possibility Of ms having hre' hnt ~
ala not AGAIN appear ma Ieco ,, 70, "
y lhnl hlb ungiu cum y" , W. 4, Sit
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a w, Nu's Do 5ia Gentleman would me-
IA EE,,i5, bis ,nnrisai an mo hest OF term
I, md ne Was projecting some plausible e,
n ctise to satisfy him when the result
re his Ingenuity was annihiated by his 81
b" countering face TO face, the lady OF h
% thouEhtR-his heart 40 be beloved ny
to same half smile met hlmulheie nllsi
60 have been observed AZ Nuultloh il, *
~ sion OF iemlll'tlty ny ,,ii,',, har a,.ai
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W. - az there wna no object 10
~ gainod bv If So gatlsfcd that from h
s,nao vlelnlty he could have an opportun
o. ~ of seeing her daily ana Of taking a.
~ VANTAGE OF any iANurau'c 1ev VIZ ~, 49, a.,
an better acquaintance he entered the uraN
ee Ing room OF the Ola bacneior Wn9
e- oeived him with nheho,aheUV,nu ., ~ ~
nu upon eafth nave you wv" ~ ''''
~ JulluSf
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