Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-12-30

distracted looks. sDllrs a.tlipginp into
his sbeast. Inns apart. henri beating like
spent rabbits and Peggy. lovely Peg.
w, the clapper to his enper tongue at
every Jolt of his saddle. every rut of
his way? Go cloud yourself, i say,
since Sir Percy tarries I'd have the
skies weep, even1if can't A peal Of
merriest laughter concludes this sally.
and an apronful of plums comes tum.
bling down nil over the other Young
woman who stands under the tree in
waiting on her mistress.
as his lordshin not vet in sight. nv
. lady?" asks this one.
.Nay: that is not he. Cbockey. and.
3 whisk me hut when his lordsbjp does
come he'll find n very sorry entertain-
mant I swear nc dad saws IN NOT
I SEQ him when bc DOCS nnneor. that
viii mt n Nav. shake not vonr head
GIRL 1s,t NOT trna that Iodv pessv
had once n loyer9n
9.,Twera timer GOV . dozon or that
SORT Of gentry madam u ren,iea the
hnrom Cboclev 40 she sorts tho
nlnms. the hest in her bonnet the
f,aws over tho Will where tho chick.
ans md hens cacl,ia to the refuse
.Well we'll twenty If Won like. Int
ono moro fovorad than fbe rest-the
nronerest snrt of man ot SADDLE pnn.
line. wrestle, toost song or dance:
honest, straightforward beautiful us
dad saws the angels are he saw paint
ed on the walls at Rome. Speak L
/
MADAM, that you do"
and this paragon SO worshiped his
Peggy as when she went Off three
months since to visit her godmother in
Kent he vowed by all the saints in the
calendar he'd scarce survive until her
return. False or true, ell, Chockey?'
y Ny Lady Pessy punctu.,tad this
query BY an accurate aim and NIT on
the top Of her waiting woman's head,
with an especially large plum.
True, madam, lodging the frult
and still with an eye on the road.
and then back comes my Lady reg
gy, cutting short her stay In Kent,
where She had much pleasure, to tell
the truth, in the society Of very hne
'sLawk, madam! AnotherW inter
rupted the faithful Chockey.
Another, Chock,' youchsafes her
mistress. sweet. sweet Sir Robin NC
Tart!s
Oh, my lady" cries the girl, vatnly
endeavoring to conceal smile.
Aye, Chock," proceeds Peggy, Il say
again, sweet and most entrapping
young man."
MADAM, a squint eye, n wry nose, an
underlip that hangs, n pair of fox teeth
and a chin that's gone a-huntin' for his
throat"
"Tut. tut, Chock!" laughs Lady Peg
gy. leaning back in her leafy bower.
5.What's all that to a nimble wit, GAL
Looping conversation and a faithful
I heart?' Lady Peggy's tone is,as light
as the May breeze blowing her soft
locks about her lovely, blooming face
full of mockery, witchery-and- then a
bit of sigh, low as flowers whispers.
and up with her dropped head higher
than before, as in the half mnnnish
tone her twinship and long playfellow>
ship with her brother have given her,
she adds CURLY:
Dye see aught coming yet. Chock"
No. my lady, not yet" answers the
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I'D fallals. combs, brushes, kerchiefs,
erfumes, patches. powder, whatever
Use besides.
Hurry, Chock! Do my hair as he
likes I'll" urges Lady Peggy.