The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-10-01
A GIRL.or INSIGHT


Bot there Is such lo' gong on oo'
DID yon not 30 to Apy ibettfe'f
les to every oDf music hsils' o. -
everything there vas 10 be SEEN \ 80
pose did erl9y ryseit, but ] have ID
gotten a.
The siH looked At the msn sIeaai'! 10
moment bat be wtlkoi mo3dl{ o1 u
conscious Of her RFza
We're there any nice people staying
the same placer she ssked uuconee'ne'
lY but sull watching h'm.
N0lc, At leaS ! hatiIy spoke 10 any o
them,
Who we're those ? opIe you "roi'
about those people you we're With 50
muchf
%, tney we're Ifisa'
Dead sileDce. The man snd the slf
sAdutered along the beach each intent on
hs OF her own thought,
What charming people the lflsa are as
rnlei the elrl said, at length.
Yes, avtnIly Jolly, euthn'ias'ically'
Were these'
On, yes. they weren't bad
How msby we're there ana OF Vhst sort
snd condiiloDf DO ronse yonfself little
Hnd Try 70 De tlhs more entef'aIt
ioh
The mao pulled himself together and
made an thor' Mhat shaII 'eIi your
About the lhsh people metz Well
there "Ss iS'her' also mo'her-a"
iully me ola iady' 'he "ss-snu dauSh
ter
Was the dsghtef pte'tyf lnsh tlrls
are lovely ssaruIe,l THINK Their eyes
are so beautiful, Had this Rirl beautiful
eyesi
leies. ! suppose 20.
Was she nice girl. clever and so on 7
Tell me sbout.ber
Oh there IS nothing. TO tell. The mau
grew rettlVe nhdet the qnestiohlngi then
he tried to inrn the conversation The
girl sauntered on more 'lo"ly. She was
a little psler 'han sbe had been' but
slightly mocklng smile played round the
corners OF her mouth
How pretty those brown sails look ont
here, she said presently pointing 10
little fleet OF hshinR boats out on the gilt
ering sea Marx should Ike to go ont
Ealing.
Would your be FtIolued, Indifferent
y
Yes; let US go and have nice, long day.
Will get some provisions while yon get
he boat. Snail we goT
| should IKE II II you would WIN
little more ascri'y he moved oil, while :
be girl wended her way up the clih path
the house perched on the top c
foor ooy sue sSlu' soi'ly' 10 oe siau y
y be is hard hlt' or thinks be H. which i
mounts to the same am afraid he IA =
cry lmpresslonsble' b
Out at sea there was a fo't breeze blow b
Ig. II tie breeze that made the hot sun .
earsble and put new lie and spirits into d
le two 10 the boat; there was was some |
Iing so eliminating, 30 iree so invigor Il
ing IN the very feeling OF lying along n
10 smooth sparkling waters Care seem /,
to be left behind, where 1t would not
'eftake them; anger, Jealousy, mortihca a.
on, med Gil too petty and mean TO h
We in this great open stretch OF sea and m
y.
Shall we have lunch now2 The girl ir
% ieAu'us 'a0A III pei'''' "''' - 01'" &
rs, looking unspesksbly comfortable n,
d very pretty. II
You look 20 comfortable, 1t is pity h,
u should move, the man said | will
lp6ck the thiIgs and hand you sll you 90
Int 4,
My dear boy. could not possibly eat si
this osition, and loath IS | sm to die
rb myself, my spirt longeth for susten ol
ce. | sm going TO SIT IN the bottom OF cr
G boat. she SAID, will you arrange some an
shions at my back for me please2 Or
E.siIy and deity, and with sn air IN
ich the proprietor and protector were IN
rously mixed, he arranged her nest. N
This is aElulIy fine, ,sld the man, lean
| back with bis hands clssped behind de
head, and looking first at the grl snd m
30 at the sky, and then back at he glrI m,
srn, This is splendid. could go on Ia,
ling away forever One seems to leave ne
worries beh and forget ell dissgrees
IS. ~
The girl did not speak fot moment. fac
g was looking at the brown sails OF the
ITS they were passing. .v,
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