The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-12-22

,hy Lard Strawberries W ..,.voo
dered W IO 10 test the strength OF the allec-
year u . O'us viii and Mamie. IN ana A.
ton DEW wa t,osar return from school, wnere
Mamie an '.~nev Cassalis' rival, has an oppor-
, D" 20 try to win Mamie he ueo'" Wand
'ul NV cain her by hook or by crook a. anu
lsn WI rsssalis returns Trelawney tries 70
al nSsar 20 use malign influence she pos
force aas "omnel Mamie 10 marry him in pref
ses'es " cassoIs. XIII, XIV and XV.--Nan-
s,sI ,ss. Trelawpeys power over her, anu 70
''sa0s il she consents TO marry Cassa''S o'""
esIn -, Il
And II events seem TO move swiftly
..nombor that "a hours in the country
..'' equivalent 10 a week or more III
.awn and that an uninterrupted stretch
y one nerson's society will advance both
y enormous strides, whether for good or
.vil because the continuity Of your emo
tiOn Is not broken it runs consecutively,
with no thousand outside things to dis
tract YOU from it, and whole idyl or
tragedy, half dozen volumes even OF
Keeling, may be run through IN an
amazingly short period of time. That
|pjpbt for the first time, Nannie's cour-
zoe failed her; she could not face the
mp, miserable drive with Will, and
sbe pleaded headache, and he went off
,hne, white Tipped, haggard young
BRIDEGROOM, who assuredly reflected no
credit on the bride who owned him. He
was Young, strong, and he recoiled from
his fate. He loved every hair OF her
besd; the chance touch Of her hand
thrilled him; the feast Of her sweet face
was ever new to his eyes. Yet he knew
hat after a few brief weeks of marriage
h bad actually come to this-that they
bad drfted apart, and that every day,
every hour, they were drifting farther.
The life Of rich people is ordered so
tremendously there is so little occasion
tr them to think, and everything pos
bible is SO deity done for them that the
little they have to say and do to pass
muster is infnitesimal, and it is so easy
for people to keep at distance from
each other in great house.
II Angelina is obliged to ask Edwin
he will have pork chops for luncheon
Or mutton outlets, and both are obliged
% take birdseye view Of their last
shilling, there may be more friction,
Pot the chances of impeachment are
greater than when only the common
cmrtesieS Of everyday life have to be ex-
changed, and it is here that LIES com.
snsatlons, alike to king and peasant,
ome IN. For instance, it is "a mistake
pity the lower orders, more especially
ne women, for they have one great lux
NY utterly denied to the poor gentle
SOmen-they can falkland gossip II
mem is food and sleep and drink. enc
freely talk out their husbands vices
animted) and their good qualities, il
Wy, Keeps their souls fresh and healthy
y 'hat nothing troubles them much. NC
anEerworm feeds Oh their darlas.
sateES, and having thoroughly abused
neu man and turned him insid,
nv they are able to meet him wit
na' tabled smile, of which we have al
'Aiu' When he comes home to his tea.
AND yet Will knew that it was no
Ilei or unsuitability or any othe
r@s that had come between him an,
:unle' but simply Trelawny-and in
Dul way his own passing admiration
nasars beauty, to which he had 8
Dns been blind.
as the feet horses bore him tbropy1
AZ, exquisite freshness and peace of .th
oat y autumn evening he leaned out I
M II, ,,aiOush the wrought iron gates a
~, s'u gray and green ivied walls G
Nd md :. ABBEY, Trelawny's house, beyond
aAeo himself in sober earnest !
il ~ nO' zone wrong in wrestling Nan
Eitb hO ~ the strong man who dwel
m 0n -. muse gates and who had neve
Dpsnos s Instant come under Hagar's in
' s~e as weaker men had done
he Wy: RON her, Will almost hate
pu,, . " BESIDE her, as he ineyitabl
vss, N the constant intercourse b,
ubdn.a 'ne two houses, he felt himse
lest tS;, under spell, and the strar
IfAc,as Oh all was that Mamie ws
br ;ss,. N precisely the same way. a
khiog :. and hatred in absence val
kmvs,s ~ agnt OF Hagar, so that the
tisnd, u with the graciousness ,
o. At dinner d that night he talked At "a,
tom,n nis hostess, who was n wi,
anrs~ u ana rose superior to the disa
thct tbs, y, ~ her table, knowing by il
m alrao "s 'ne young husband and wi,
nal i IN tSy fallen ont, as was only nd
union % " Ell, first deadly trying weel
ramen,,.n Which two hearts. two Ten
Fidsly div. TWO idiosyncrasies, tv
use into a =, souls believe thew mn
nsrr S an absolutely perfect whole.
Her ' me,si Is to be CHASTITY failure.
ien bs , ,y heart ached for hi
ave cop on sOO !, himself away. It won
lh.. .N0'neu itself ,,o~.a, .,
"miftlyu wa. to the evening won
Aee YOUNG y, were events marching I
''s People upon whom the 60