The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-12
MR. TEhPLEross CHOICE,

Wv ftANNH NA' AsN ~ wv NfN"NN' f'
sor tips iogt hef sai 10 he'd very bellns
b s5d lmportaaL
A rich msp, ehf Well yf', an
rsb u,a whst some people would cali
very ucb msn; ADD lbs btsutS Of u Is.
made "a, i5Hubs myselt when sar,c
ont iaf myself is1 ot ten that's Site
years sga or more bai sli NY world
goods 30 red bsbdkeichici. slnos ou
sllck over ny shoulders Today i 81
without bossulg there's uot fac
ille Of steamships % 1al than the Cly,ies
aad Iosu EN- sli every bl ssed baker
dozen Of en-.
Fred Wariogiof1 ii tened respeetiuII
"a handsome young fellow, si!h 3 sIi
asake, frank look 10 bi blue eyes, snt
genera msnly bearing about him tbs
recommended him wherever be vent, yer!
especially to ladies'.
Add yet. With ell your wealth, You
beautiful home, your ki div, Shaotiouat,
nature. yen hsye cd sl your life 10 aC
cum usting riches. You have never msl
tled never had real true home, be oh
served
Thai. the rsnkest kind OF nonsense, my
boy. never married because | never
Sc. saw the woman | wanted. Bot IT'S q
good thing Tor ayoung fellow to settle
dosn-I believe that, if / didn't practice
| hope you'll marry early Fred.
a little twinkling look Was 10 Wsrring
toni face.
seree with you there, sir, 70 T, |
think | shall marry early
Mr., Templeton bestowed a satisfied
Iook on lin.
All night, my dear BOY Marry early,
aud marry to please me sud I'll rem EN-
Der you bsr dsomely. III give you a conn
try house to 1--we in 10 summer time, and
the town residence for winter. III give
you ten thousand year income, and your
wife shall have the haudsomest diamonds
Streets can collect
Anyo0e in the would would have
thought Fred Warrington was transported
to the seventh heaven OF rapture At the be
wildeting prospect held out to him; bat
be merely looked a little grsver as be
bowed courteously.
know you are inst as good and gener
ous as it is possible fora man to be,
Uncle Phil. but
Fred hesits,ed IA his speech aud
frown gathered on bis fore
head.
Mr. Temple,on looked the surprise be
felt.
Butt Where can the out be to such
an offer as thalP You've only to marry to
please me. BY Jupiter, Frederick il isn't
possible you're already 10 lover
Already; and engaged to the sweetest
and dearest little daf---
Mr.. Templeion remorselessly cut short
.he lover like enthusiasm.
O, Of course OF coursel But who is
ihe2 What is her nsme2
She is Miss Rossie Fleming, and she is
music teacher, and her eyes sre--
Mr.. Templeton looked sternly across
he library table.
| don't care whether they are black or :
,.aar you oapit m arrv har 1'ya piokal
ut wife for you, and the quicker you
ct clear OF your u uslc teacher the better, !
Fred colored then the look OF wild
yed defsnce Uncle Phil was scg1sinted 1
nth came into his eyes, masking them
eep aud darkly blue.
| beg your pardon, sir, he said quietly, q
ut fellow prefers to pick out bis own s
ife have chosen Miss Fleming, 4
The deuce you hsve Well, then, let's il
ear what what you have to say when /
III you the lady | have in my eye for my h
iture niece is the most beautiful, cultur !,
;, refined gfl who ever flashed into q
Eest End society. She's rich. toe, and a
lst the very daisy for you A music A
scher indeed, when Beatrice L9yett is to q
e had for the ssking
Which doesn { raise her 10 my estims h
on, Fred svowed setenely. \
What Mr. Templeton said sternIy
red, you're a-s fool A
And then Fred laughed, which had il
ost exssperating effect npon the old gen
emsn, a,
say you shall marry her, and ] want n,
"a to put Oh yonr hat and go with me at o,
ace and be introduc TO herl She is u
aging at Mr.. SsIony's Come along, 81
r.
Fred rose pr otnplly.
Certsinly, I'll go aud be presented to bl
.r, and dare ssy there will be no res in
"a why shall not admire her immense az
g But rs for falling 10 love With Miss hi
1yelt--- n,
he laughed sud shrugged his broad 81
ouliers, then pu, on bis bat, aud went si
Il With Mr.. Temple,ou to meet the m
Iarming young lady Intended Tor bis b,
sstioy, ia
1t ussa beautiful Title villa, not far v
1m Mr. Iemplet1n's stately msusion,
little back from the Parade, and !; made VI
very pretty pictute, With ia white lace an
aperies Il lstiue 10 the stilI sea bretz
4 the spray iron the iouulsiEs blosiag II
tsirb9s shoser aud the gay striped ,o
nings tlatlefi1g their scJllope1 borders ,u
the Jaly surshiue.
The hveried ioo,msu bowed bis best
d regretted TO be obli cd 10 iltorm the
n,lemen that Mrs SsIony was uot 10
sailt LOOK Of DISNEY on Mr. Iruple th