The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-27
AGATHAs WEDDING

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d, not concern yoarstIf. nv dear. sh,
.ut cgntd have beeu married long b,
fare vas your age.
Eys,ybody Who knew the Pe1tiaeton,
had heard Of Melceut, proposal OF ma,
mage IA was her tifslaud her l..t sh,
u.s travelling 10 Europe. and 10 a Pari,
otp,iou abe met a German count who prc
uo ed 10 her. alter tfer aied court.hip OF
Two weeks Mrlteent was then but siI
teen wears Mrs. Pepsinston was fond OF
saving. MeIicaut bad such oatiiage.
Size locked as though she we're twenty
The head Of the house OF Pennington 49,
P.,rr the dausbters called bin set his
/ loot down funsrely No child Of HE
ssould matrya i,lei foreigner: the count
w4samere fortune hunter. PAer had no
+ fortune worth speaking Of, but that made
no difference, What Pster said was rigLt
and Melicepts the young member Of
the uohll,ty suay.
Ira inst as we'll, she often said. fad
nv ideals are changing IS | grow older.
| shall never marry uGtil | meatam4n as
good as Pster.
Melic,nt waited fourt en- long Years.
bnt the psrsOon neysr CANA Her cheeks
ue,e mn, az nlnmp A. thev had been and
her ieatntas we're becoming angular,
Pate, fell down the steps Of his house
oro risI,, go, ,vea,s bsfore and few lsys
late, a,ad from the ,fr.c,s ot the shock.
fl. GOOD fellow Of the world, He
.ski,a IN his family snvwav
Ao.i,sbadrot oore vii with the Pen
n,egtons e,pce then. B,tri9g law
library few on,staDdlpo claims. and
.ho,se with marriage on it the father
.lshl l,,tle The honse and the upsa,i |
"A ro,,ea,awa,e shont ALI that r..
r,a;,oa Alto, tho aahts w ra maid
T,iot bou mncb uo,sa II riob, bsve
hoan u.,s, ae,, said Melicent To her
o,h,, st,e, Al ovar so long ss
,,,;o 3oaeo,, ,aoI hop hsr3uis shaIl
ma s.,is6ad
Mrs psnninoton and M.licent believed |
,h., vorns o,,ls Iackaa tho nous, IN think
to ul .o,vo, aud to study. and they issued
their theories 10 the form ola four page
pamphlet. when they mailed to the fam
lilies whom they had known 10 the DAYS of
their prosperity, and 10 most OF the pew
boliers of ST. Sebastisns. And thus it
was that the Termination School Of OBJ
sety.tiou for Young Girls was established:
This institution occupied the psrlur
and the second floor Of the mortgaged
bouse. The house was 10 q Harlem
a,raet lined by two troypltone shells
pietoed with holes, Some of the holes
had glass over them, and the Others bad
ioors behind which cleaned rows OF
brass letter boxes. Before the era Of fiat
bnildiug came, houses surrounded by
lawns filed the street, bat the homes Of I
The II rIem clif dwelets crowded ont the
,la mansions Pater bought the house
vesrs before, bnt 10 time Of financial
.,,ass his mony efI,irs nearly always
non, u,ooo-be sold the land on either {
.,ao I,ths deed twas mentioned that
,rIv rr,rate bouses were to be erected
here. but as soon as Pster was gone the {
,s,,,ons work Of the fiat builder began
,oa ,hs panmnot,ps' was sbut in on both
.ia.s n vss nseless to lament over the 6
... -, t,,tt ,,om their ude uindovs {
RIO honse vea0ed in betseen huge
NJ brck and mortar, was the 1
,,lv r,,y,te Dwelling which remained 10 i
III that street
Ma Pennington t,ngbt sciences. Ian
,,a,es and The srt Of thinking: Melee ut /
,o,lo.,od the principles Of mathematics s
49, - tI
aL,o4 o,,l NJ ,uen,v who went to the C
NJ school. was instructress 10 free hand a
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.r.,bs il so d,t1 rent from Melicept. t
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