Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-11-11

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,1oyarad ond aieaneJ onJ onr ninL dresses N
ho ,ooSa aoo;r,st uarbart g. Toon,s arrival.
Wdn ' sb"n Js 600 thot he ;s nnt in tbe
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tS.lu i,UnU, I'm tSn Sigaronoo y and PIancba sanL
back in n studied attitude on tbe sofo won.
dering if handsome Bert ST Leon would
fancy her lovely mink morning dress tbat
She had made for his special benefit.
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NJ NJ ua,. uUTi - ta,Sn ~. Safon a sp
i;ttia narloS boJ baaTd i al
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MI, Coliioelsi"t ~ Oleih' you are elyIns,
anu l-lI@e pusneu tne whitt hi''eT 4 lroin ner
zap anu Gaiie o'et 70 us sIue I,,I IN i eoiiy
you neS'u 'iieiii' Du' never niiiiu' Il Oe 'Oui
W. ~ friondshir g door 30 r,o nv, 1;tt,o
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"I,m mot little pirI Twas ls last week 4"
"Pardon me. vonna lady. but can Won tell
me something of the hall? What sort of a
nIace il n ?"
'Tjzzie Iizziel Won arc talking far more
than is necessary Go to vour French i'm.
mediatelyl"
A month had passed by. Mr.. Hartley had
EXCHANGED his close apartments over the
kitchen for more commodious ones at the
village inn, whence he calmly superintended
the projected improvements at the hall, and
all the gossip exchanged between himself
and Lizzie was in the course of her rambles
through st. Leon woods.
And now Mr.. Hartley sat in the same lit
tie parlor where Lizzie had first vowed to be
his friend and awaited the appearance of the
judge.
"You wish to see me, Mr.. Hartley"
Eyes, sir. l came to ask for the hand of
your daughter-your little Lizzie. love
her more than my life, Judge Ray"
You cannot have her! No, sir! look
for something higher for my daughter than
confidential clerk. If that is all, bid you
good evening"
Next night the judge rode slowly home to
dinner feeling presentment of evil.
"Whereis Lizzie?" he INQUIRED of Blanche,
as he entered the cozy dning.room.
an her room, l suppose, mourning after
her dear clerk"
"Well, call her to dinner, child"
Blanche went, but returned Immediately,
with a pale, frightened face.
"She is not there. mana bpt this note Law
on the table"
The iudge broke the seol and read with n
face that had grown suddenly male:
or, tho tir'e that ,or rood tbose ,,.orJ,
ny 'ne time tnaI I;s you read tnese 5S %orus'
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liz, -. - ,, o.
AZ bo foIdod tbo rot0 ,r;,b storr fo,trro.
a iigbt stem crossed tbe tbresboId and liz,
@ie's arrns voro orounJ nd HE ME- % nocL. +ba @ .onf. M
Jontiai I I oIorL s,onS;nH o. US tbo % Jnor rH r'ith .
fana ,rboro rr;Ja anJ q nJor,itobio resoInt;on
atr,,rolaJ for tSo H. raastar,, NO.
"Psno for,iyo nsi"
ot,T Tpa, o. III Sr'e ol Us auu.,, ..oa a. ia
aontloraou '0% @Pornro i,, hatt dS nou, VI" ~ ou
starve hut never como to mo for assist,
oncaT
90. mana 4" nIeaded Lizzie az want to OK.
n1oin y
"I won't hear YOU"
''Be II So" said the clerk. "Come. little
wife we have each other loft Won know y
and thew went from the house
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whom tbers co,no rjnn % tbo hi al
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native village '''
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