The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-02-08
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Wedding Dress

didNl tlAG SleSS IpOl Vi duuluEtOn, I'M
patient to start. There are various rea-
sons for visiting ones great-aunt. such as
politeness, policy, necessity-or. it may
be, to give pleasure (from your point of
view or to gain it (from hers) But i'm
patience is not as a rule one of the ac.
& companying emotions. The explanation
of it in Uenton's case was this: He had
N just returned from Blois, town of mid
die France, and from study of the
French language, and there had preceded
him-by the space of three months-from
# the same town and the same study one
q whom he knew to be the most beautiful
lady in the world. She lived at Paignton.
Mr.. lcnton's great-aunt also lived there.
# Que voulcz vous" as they used to say at
Blois-Mr. Iienton was impatient to visit
his great-aunt.
Three months is long time, particu-
larly when spent in Il perusal of the
French irregular verbs and the equally
$ Irregular French minor poets. IIpnton
N realized that as he sat in the train. 1t is
possible to forget so many things in three
months. He himself could forget nothing
Il except irregular vcrbS-cithcr in those
81 three months or the three before, when
q there had been boating. riding, pcnics on
N the Loire. But would she remember
that afternoon, for instance, the vines
a were particularly purple on either bank.
a and there was hardly Il gust or ripple
II when he ran the boat on to Il sand bank
ard they had to wait there for over an
4 hour in midStream? She had been most
gracious ABOUT IT. and he had considered
few places equal to Il sand bank on the
"A Lore. But after three mOnfhSi Tho
niosl "T'utilui person III inc world must
sui'IS n"Nt 50 many olnef lhlnSS-and
peDpr' " 9eineiiipei' "oulu the traih
nestr St"rt'
"o"'r "ile-a iilal-cdiile up TO the car
.i"Se "oo'' orcHeo 1t ana be@ah TO ram
:" p'SS"7e, 'hiiss strapped loðer ana
Pat4sois anu IT,, DoA marked WIN care:
- th"t dii asNeu the man, turning
- sDllp p[ol'ie pehlid.
: 4-N', ''iimS' ~, put nave you put my poA
- I'' 'i'i9
iien'"" sat up III ms scdt. 1t was tle
Inv. 't"o'1 'iilIu petso"' 1t WAS shc. IL
va. nel 'uss"se: oile was coming aoWh
IN - 'ne y, 3"iie tlolh win illh. lruiy the
' ote"1 western was tiie nheSt liile IN lile
"u,tu'
ne man was feasSurlhg her about the
OoN a.. ,,
"ouiun oo l! your "eaulhg dress
VEN WIohs' ne sald.
y, "io ii,u a., LtSeh ~ MS leel ea-
eI.S' |'seu' MGu'iils ureSs
siio''iuii pe apie 10 proceed with the
aIi'ionS t'nnS u II were t,usiicd'
oo' oriuesroonl' sald one OF the
o'mIls' ..,l,
a. ~ ',e t"ch' ciatteteu 'he man,
M 1Nnu 'nere no hurry ABOUT eettihg H.
IIaih doesh go Tor ten minutes yet.
1er walk up ana, ana down suppose m after
tomorrow we snan see you TIL the hon
eImoon rrl over!
ine parry turned away from the car
Luz li'st uoor ana went oo"n the platform.
tltnton was lelt TO ms contemplation the
A''viu u ooA oeiore MS eyes. oo-she was
- W ii"r'leu tomorrow ana ne was
49, a. ai",el , uoWr M; WIN net anu her wea-
uins uress' Inns was TO put taith 10
"oni"h' II hilsh' nave peeil eApec'ed'
VI course IL ne had not peeh 1901. IL
nouiu nave peel pohte To let MN KNOW
sHe was engaged that could easily nave
zen 1ohe, al ieast TWO tnihgS were GER
.aln' vi ail rivers III tlie WoFid .he Lore
was tne most deceptive; OF all railway
ainIo,i, i,ngs tne Great ue3 Western was the most
as''"o'ical, "hat Is the sood OF vines pe-
purp,e OF OIL running poatS on TO
- pahks!
~ oid gentleman got INTO 'he carnage
ooh corner ny tne uooT ana lhie" a
aosI pocket handkerchlef oyer ms head, as II
#.ontehlplatinS sleep. iiiS entry gave lien
,'o4 .o4 .ne 'dea OIL escaping WINE 'nere was
.t,',i ','ne peloie ne lhu pee'i sepn; As III
,hl''pie9 r,h 1 10 lne uoor 'le ipsuiieraOle n"i,
~ ~ I'M nau i"iiiiiieu III 'he 'ussose t0'iieu
.1a n,nu'e !: ,., .r.,
i,,-t up ner :, III N"isie' ne s"iu' lam
just on
a;a ltneo" ,Ie:Ineu 70 tiIe lar eiiu oi tiie
-i'tiSae nau So' ~ ai'u ""' "'u
o'.7 ..S 7o9"oS y, ~ nloush 'he ",huo"'
.poo,t p"o,,ps snes cnoLuseu. -,
pon lorset TO give me tehuer
s'" san Is Sou :? uom ,ie aisle 'oiiio'
~ ", "|I.u .''o .nsuiieran'c !, ii'an.
q. s'i"i' w 'oo nei ou1' sue Sa'u'
oie 'ooh n'r seal us tiie traih oesan 10
NJ, NJ anu ~ ~ uo'hS pecalle "W',V VI
n, iieii'ou - W ~ % 'iiiie' q i'iiit
",i ..,I, 'aiiIe rI - ~, y, 'leeNs me- ST., ,.,,..
NJ ilenton ni sue si'ld' holalhg oul
rrison n''io ''iS 10 Il p''"Su'V "Nu Su'
- ana,. a,,.,,.;.a ,, ho o,,,,,.o.oa ;oi,,.