The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-03-01

lAlI KiXhts Heserveu.l
LETTER SEVEN.

DxARrsr FRASx-Your kind letter Of the 3ls
hand yesterday morning and highly appreciated like they
always
Thursday before New Years papa gave turkey dinner to
number friends and kept pretty busy all day. after
supper up and thought would have pleasant
evening talking Of the old year. all alone We we're Just hav-
ing splendid time when all Of sudden one Knocked
went and found Mr. Edward Woods he had scarce
y seated until else Knocked this time found
Mr. Robert Murray Both very unexpected callers mr..
Woods very handsome young fair complexion light
hair and eyebrows ovs black eyes Mr. Murray re-
minds you he perfect blond he was my partner
could help thinking time his name was spoken
NV mind was wandering YOU and several times caught
looking at the fire absent mndedy they sad penny
for your thoughts Lille" Ugh," said ' would take
good many pennies to get my thoughts They stayed until
IL o'clock Then thought would the dear old year die
all alone always love to lock my door upon the real world,
and portals Of my fairy palace-my thought realm
Everything still DEATH except the old clock that has
oed the Of many years The wind moaned through
and around the house. weeping for the departing
year bordering your letter until absorbed
in it forgot everything until the striking OF the clock
aroused me. wondered what you doing and recev-
inc your last letter learned that you writing Yes,
dear Frank all unpleasant past buried last Thursday
evening" you burn that old dsagreeabe letter Don't
be aa of my keeping your letters have them all and
often read them Dear Frank, it does strange
that you forcby impressed that the for acting had
come rise in the night and write to 1t seems to
the guardian angel that had prayed to watch
you have forewarned you your fate know that
conscience directs often do something not to do it,
that absolutely afraid to resist Dear Frank it truly
like dream me- that you love dearly and that you
have loved long 1t last that made up
my mind to wlite you again whether heard from
not but truly, when wrote never thought Of US being
each other than Dear boy, know it
very disageeabe love and not be loved return
but have made up my mind if it is possible and Gods will
will give you my love- always thought would wants
tn / hada
nation love him and accept your love with many thanks
and only hope to be able to give my heart In return
Frank of course you have considered the seriousness Of the
question you have been writing to me? am with
joy Frank when think that such brilliant enerpsing,
energetic and gallant young have paid me the
compliment in his power e. to give his love.
Love- Yes, love- Oh how much meaning there in that lit
tie yet beautiful Of all words and how much Joy and
happiness it spells for me, will take time TO tell.
Dear Frank find it will be little difficult for to send
Mr. Davis away Immediately; but will just posi-
BILE and Of course will tell you. will tell you Of
with Mr.. d. and and you Judge from it my opn
ion OF caresng and kissing Last June he asked me if
would like go to H, distance OF ten miles, to
exercise There two other couples going
and start at six O'Clock At the appointed time he
drove up to my a little phaeon and with the oviest
little horse; ready, and started We had very
nice time going and at the commencement and about
started for home. We had gone very far until
he complained Of his | knew what he
iest
the back Of the seat but said So very short and
emphacally. 1t made him very indignant at He said
she was used being off short" AT the time did
not know that spoke short and quick, although meant
what said WE'LL rode half Of the way home before either Of
spoke. full Of laugh that could hardly keep from
laughing out Well at last he broke the silence, saying: He
would to any and that is twice I've
put my foot into your doo? said "al right
Mr. Davis don't make any difference to whether you ever
step my door again not suppose am to understand
that you mad because would grant that wish
He said that to understand that he not used to being
spoken to in such short, grabbed way said, pehaps you
used to being spoken to at all but to having your wish
granted without any words about it, But you have found
person deal with when you found and you will
the day when you'll say that right never dismissed
gentleman at my door cooly in life did him that
night The next day received note from him stating that
ne had recondered the matter and in the right and he
in the wrong lie very humble. Hal ha! now, dear
Frank have taken entirely too much for that little
ecdoe think there very few young say that they
kissed girl outside of their relatives think you