The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-04-16
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| WITH me, us llslI hecll lltr Hdult Oh prev
ious occasions. As | babe her goodbye
asked. as calmly as | could though
heaven knows my heart was beating so
loud that | knew she must hear it:
well. Mary. what is my fate to be-"
| "Realy, John" she said you must
give me one day more, and promise you
to give You my final answer then. The
house has been full of company and my
time has been 50 fully occupied that [
have scarcely had time to sleep. Every
night since You were here | have gone to
bed 50 weary that | Went to sleep ne;
soon us my head touched the pillow. My
mother has been sick. too. most Of the
time and my hands have been full. as
sure YOU.
| suppose She must have seen my blank
look of disappointment. frr She added in
| her safest tuncS-and 10 voice could be-
SOFTER tlwIn hers: Come. John. he Il
good boy BOW. @M! | will send You my
answer tom,"rrow by letter.
And thus we parted. | went home
with hope deferred. Thc rsXt day came
ard Went and | heard nathn@. The sun
sank in the West, and my heart sank
with it. My heart WAS in my boots for
many day. hut pride iiuIIly came to
tn" rescue, "rl | determined to try to
forget Mary AMI the whG,r female sex.
Feeling that it would be impossible t"
| have amy p,ac, If minl with Mary 80
near, ! Planned Il long trip to Europe. IT
had always been my fathers wish that
! !. HIS Only a.,A, Should take This trip. bur
| had always opposed it. thinking that
he could Ept afford it. for he had two
daughters, both Younger than myself.
and | longed to see Them take that posi-
| ton i'll society which Il good education
only can give And, while this European
| trip would not have seriously interfcrrrd
with my wishes for my sisters advance
ment, | Knew that it would entail an
amount of economy mt home that | did
not like to think of. But, seeing my de
pressed spirits and perhaps Guessing the
cause. my father renewed his pcrSuH-
SionS, set forth in glowing terms the ad
vIntagcs to be gained. which none knew
better than he himself, rs he had been
quite Il traveller in his youth, ana finally
Ovcrcamc all my objections.
My trunk WAS packed: passport and
guide book were provides; arrangements
were made for the necessary funds to
meet my expenses. but not II word came
from Mary. although she must have
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