Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-11-28
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be obeyed. 1t was he who suggested
that Miss Jameson should remain
with them for a time, to palliate what
he called the awkwardness Of a trio"
'Two are company, my angel" he
whispered 10 his fattered wife, ''as
you well remember-tbink Of Geneva
and Lucerne-but three. am one Of
them young lady very difficult to get
on with, are TOO many. Let Miss
Jameson stay" And Lady Laura
consented gladly, for she persuaded
herself that he wanted a companion
for Angela. so that he might have her
more to himself.
The presence Of Miss jameson had
been an immense relief to Angela.
she had dreaded the meals partaken
Of with the captain and her mother;
she could never endure conversation
with him. Now, with Miss Jameson
present. the conversation would be
more general. and she need never
speak to him unless compelled. IT.
deed, the presence Of Miss jameson
simplifed matters wonderfully. The
captain drove out with his wife, while
! Angela preferred to walk with Miss
| Jameson.
After a few days they had settled
| down to their new mode Of life, and
| Angela confessed that it was not SO
terrible as he had feared. The pain
that her step-father's presence gave
| her began to wear off, and, though she
| felt that she could never like him,
she found that she was able to toler-
! ate him The first time she saw him
in her fathers place at the table a
Gang Of jealousy shot through her
| heart. The first time he flung himself
| into her fathers fayOrite chair. and
announced the fact that it was 50 very
| comfortable that he intended to keen
| it for his own particular use, her face
! flushed. and words that would have
stung him trembled on her lips, but
| ehe wisely restrained them. Inc first
time that the aroma Of a cigar, borne
by the clear morning air, reached her
from the terrace, it BROUGHT her father
&C vividlv to her mind that she cried
aloud with pain; but. after a time, the
bitterness Of these reminders wore
away.
It was no longer home as it had
Ibeep. She saw but little of her moth
er; the close companionship of many
wears was at an end Rut her lady
ship was kind to her, aud, when not
absolutely engaged or engrossed witt
liner husband spent her time with An
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