The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-08

There's no train till tomorrow she
SAID at last. in her soft low voice half
sad, hait-eager. You must come 10 us
now at any rate. Inc nm II You want
quieness, viii be impossible"
Did YOU come instead OF your aunt
he asked, as soon as they got out OF the
hands of the lame boy.
haven an aunt in the world, she
said. astOnished.
Hang IL an he thought Il have ="
II better, ne sald, 'once Tor all. eNp.an
I" YOU my aunt Juna Dehe. her magma
uoh MISS Marraple, would nave peeh Ior-
tuhc ana Iame 10 her u she had turned IL
20 h'erary uses or to me composition OF
erusemen ts-as II Is, IL 5 an instrument
On torture 20 hei friends. She WeaNes io-
FlaNces ABOUT every incident IN NE, and
AoI hWI'n accepts them as iacts. Conse-
dug''N iol me most rulhlul woman III
'He world she me biggest mar you ever
came across she gave me q full and free
"e9t''P'i"u or MISS BARBARA Marrable-a
nice hotable person not day younger
tudH hefSeh and you couldn't tel their
Writings apart
On sal9 BARBARA, WIN her yellow pink
pi"Sh' 40 write the most antlquated
ltaHah hahd' there's nothing modern at
al Hpoul any OF us.
passion for ANTIQUITIES"
nave you she said, sadly; ''you can
5tdtlLS your passion to the fun in our
nouSe' our church. our parish, and to
erSaI extent my father and mother exist
only for the convenience of ANTIQUITIES
and antiquarans.'
iTsehOly she came upon the sharp-nos-
for my sins" thought Barbara. "for drtv-
lII Iouhu by the lane to elude grandmam-
II" r., eSe'
anu MIS' Mafrable after their first
..1,,, % prank surprise contemplated the
~ i,ian WIN certain pleased curiosity,
NE I'm I'm iedl'hy laush startling lot of
n''L toi Solleh sensations out of their dus-
Dlu corners, ana very shortly he awoke
t,lSiiI lIe odd pathetic sort OF reverence,
49, We now ana again find rarely in
- oiu age according to youth.
-" II happened ne never quite under
49,, .,i put Johh Chaloner was accepted
A. ~. ,Gilaliy as MISS Dene's substitute.
ri ~. '1s wear ana his wife, they never
~ tueH uylhg day quite got to the rights
Oh the exchange, but they were perfectly
80 on the point of its being a most
agreeable one. GRANDMOTHER billiard in
Nestlgated the matter. root and branch.
anu was rather inclined TO return the
SouHs man to his relatives, with a eau
eiou ana an admoniuon, till Barbara per-
berseIf ner TO come to see and judge for
"Vl son
for month, John read hard. and
watched Barbara with cbostenod - 80,
ment There was always something too
SAD about the girls quaintness to laugh
aloud at
We came home on a flying visit just at
~ 'ilne' ana We're delighted with John
age. ''e
Barbara was the only puzzle. She did
her DUTY as usual and lived in dream
with new radiance that betokened
man in it. but if the man were Tobn he
was the very dreamiest part of the dream
" the good, honest, hard-working John
himself she had not conception
l was fonder of parIora -
was of any other girl and l was fuIl Of
ness to my affection ana taoi. ny sildip-
ish young girlishness out of il. She was
never ike other people. taking her han
piI from hand to mouth with a
'it 80 - peleI IN IT'S continuance She let
an mat pass her by, and stood waiting
alert, in readiness for some great snrnrisa
OF delsht that was one day to omen unon
her She strained for ever forward 10
grasp the world of her dreams.
you could see 1t in her ewes ber oas
lures her poses, her walk. You could
Ia, ,le. II IN the repressed rich eagerness of
,i'k, 4peecn, ana above all in her singing
which made most people cry: 1t eeneraiiS,
however, made me much more incIiro1 -
swear. W
The next time I came they were -,
gagged, and Miss Julia Dene was az IN
Ncarage. '''9
John had been left a fine pronert, T.,
Australia, by squatter uncle. ana tbau
were to go out to il directly -. anu i they
rage.
ihey We're married in September ar,o,o
1he crusaders and under the sanctionjnS
eye OF me fine relations, with me for eol
ltary bridesmaid.
Barbara looked like the heart Of a croa,,,
rose ana her eyes shone like stars U'ith
me JOY and the glory of marrvino ~.
dream.
Johh Chaloner might have been M Mo
oIher END OF the world for an she tbo,,Sl,,
OF nm.
On her arrival in Melbourne she soar,,,
70 nave been seized on by a mania ra.
uahclng and diversion. and her cool
creamy loveliness, with the echo of eJ,,
Aiicia IN her bearing. apparentlv So5
,aken the town by storm. She bad ''e
perfect torrent OF a time b,,t nad
Wen as II l had seen her tbat Il 80 -
teaiiy no importunate desire for raclsett,n'.
lua' drove her, II was only that the rns5
any ,li. tne Whlrl excited her and fnea bo.
win a vague expectation. thar bor,, ~.
by II she would at last be- epsbIra ~, ~, ~ On
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