Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-15

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AND On top of all that you say he's
good booking" she said with a pretty
smile. We'll. III tell you, you'd bet
ter send me back 10 Richmond Nv
folks have certain vague matrimonial
plans for me. and don't know whether
I'm safe hero Or not always did love
to kick over the traces
"Oh, do be sensible. Kitty"
We'll, you certainly have got trouble
ahead, sad the girl, more seriously
AydIa W6uli hatn - cause disrovd ;p
The family, know but nine girls our
Of ten would fall dead IN love with that
sort pf man under those circumstances.
ana they weIl'G want 10 stick to hirn
too
oh. h3;ty. how t0tild bow could
We possgiy VIE back tnat our only
enid Was 10 ln:t"ry man like that L:
What would he Parsons the Wood
burts. tit" IesinufS Think And Aunt
Halle. vino III once gets the partiCu.
lars. and If the name We're not down in
Bishop MeadeS "Old Families and
/ Churches" sized have n fit 1t wont
do, kiity; 1t won't do Something has
got to he cone
Yes. but what!' said the girl You
can count Oh me. I'll earn my board
while III here if | possibly can. How
/ does Governor Teifare like his riNal?'
! Hes simply crazy Kitty He is
lust at the age to want TO do things
in hurry too. Folks say he never
cared for his dead wife. and ! suppose
u..> is really his h,st love affair He
consded in me and said he simply
could not bear refusal Then, Just
as have explained to you, ! told him
what we feared in regard to l.ydias
sympathy called it tbat-for George
Buckley and advised him to handle
her cautiously. He turned as white as
a sheet and his proud thin lip curled
like an angry dogs.
Do you mean to tell me, Mrs.
Cranston.' he said, that have rival
in that man. the son of Georgia con
vict-I, the only living Telfare in the
| line ]. who have been bonofed by my
state as the Telfares before me have
been honored! Am to meet on equal
ground. under the roof of the most
aristocratic family of the Old Domin.
ion. Il man Of that rank ?
II was awfnly frightened over his
manner. but l simply held to the
ground that Lydia had Il good heart
and was loyal to her unfortunate
friends. and that if he wanted to lose
her by being imprulent and rousing
her anger should feel that | had
given him due warning He cooled
down little. and my talk didn't do the
cause n BIT of harm. for he simply
do"ged l.ydia's footsteps all the rest
Ct his visit and when lie went back to
Atlanta he sent her fully 500 worth of
roses. The major says ] ought never
to have mentioned George Eucklcy's
name to hin-t that Governor Telfare is
a most dangerous man. with violent
temper He says led actually be
afraid to have the two men meet here,
but | wouldn't. Buckley is q brave
man. I've no doubt. but I'd venture
anything that he'd control himself un-
der any circumstances
When the two ladies had gone back
to the house and parted in the big hall
Miss Cosby turned into the parIor
where our heroine sat at the pinnn
idly running her hands over the KEYS
II declare, you are lucky girl, Lyd
Ia said Kitty
"To have you with me. dear. in this
quiet place" smiled Lydia, locking up
No. The visitor bent over the
speaker. Guess again
I'm not good at guessing. It's tire
some, like playing whist when one is
out of practice
Lydia, every girl in our set simply
went wild when we beard about the
marked attentions you were receiving
from Governor TeIfare. You know
there are piles and piles of marriage
able girls in the south and very, very
few young unyoketl governors
"Thats quite true" said Lydia. with
a noncommittal smile.
ut would be nice dear" went or
Kitty. Ito be the mistress Of that man
sion in Atlanta and preside. ut every
function of state in the town That's
about the nearest approach we make
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