The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-04

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cad Of the town Nor was She 4 little
grl luxe you but d beautiful youhr
lady, with bright sInshlny hair anu
wonderful blue eyes. and when she
smiled the sleeping beauty. yoa
thought, aud Cinderella and the bean.
dful princess In tie tower must ali
have looked ike Cousin Grace.
Where are you goings" she asked.
nnd you joyfully explained. II she
would come with yon she. too. might
pick ''spring leauties. : you suggested.
And, although she laughingly shook
her head over the flowers. She. too.
must have heard the spring voices for
she turned aud followed You along .
path that wandered away from tile
road through cluInps of young maples
and silver birches.
This Is flneT' you cried, racing Guy
to an alder bush. then scampering
back again. A memory Of past frolies
enyeloDed yon. .'lf only Mr.. Ned were
herr" you unused regretfully.
Cousin Grace said nothing, but the
pretty smile faded suddenly from her
lips. You regarded her IN astonish
nient. Could it be possible that she did
not want him toos Why, she and you
and Mr.. Ned had always had the
s sl.s lun' silently reproachiul, you
.siseu your eyes % her race. ana Two
II wish You wouldn't look at me like
that" she said almost sharply.
:. pee Z s, y your J, iaul. Aunt Martha
so '.,., :" ss s.a.. sue slsssea you Mel
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Vou nFew . ions preatn,-sa ostra-
se9HSs' wy A'lssi'eN; WIN tassss'sleVs
price
nonsense: said Cousin Grace, and
you saw tAat ner eyes were very bright
Nuu ner creeks seemed uncommonly
PINK. Nonsense, Aunt Martha should
remember'-
She never flushed for With q short
bark Guy made for the little stream,
his tail wavin- f:altlcSliy a: he disap.
peared behind tiic ro;Ys oi.alie:.s skirt.
ing the bank. One loos, and with
glad cry you fol,owal him skiDpir.
from Stone = stons q sbo,. s,,,rta.,
free1oyn -. 80. - - -
stTe ron t tol h IN eae . mlaaIe Of the
e,attt., ' ~, ~. !, p1y ,ll snouiuered, ms
with d Ie sio nls nsaS Ss S0o 4. stTe na =
ms H mUs'a u Peaee dgnI fishing hing j
Ala fn.r. * w, a.,,,SJ IVY w wy
S.u Doy ne eaileu gayiy, and then he
a ah,,,,,,. n a.s,, me ana landmg net
1917" sDiSas ,., ans eap N ,nanu' leaped
luleN'y ass9ss lne stepping stones and
ieiu pa' nls NAM manu- . COUSIN Grace. lie
l'au run ~ rom Jew aork Ior e9u.,
pie " u"ss lrout nsningt ~ said ana
was SO gIau 70 zee ms oid friends; and
Ineh 'ney SAT on the rocks and talked
oI such tltesome thlngs as game laws
anu an trout nshing ana the greenness of
the WILLOWS. While you broke OFF alder
Emiss auu threw tnem IN the stream
lDE Gay 70 catch
su go. Cousin Grace looked
st W w INTO MI. Ned's eyes.
n !!s'lr Soir are very happy in New
Aork
les. sad Mt. Ned. CO.. 81
Gherchez ia femme she question.
ed. .
u see you have found me oatss said
Mr. Ned,
Then there y s0mebodyF'
Yes 4,
And you. really are TO be mafTiedY
In the fall" replied Mr.. Ned prompt
~ .-l... \. VII.
"Ned"-Cousin Grace put out her
hand wfstfuilF. her lips Trembling
hope you will be happy"
THANK you. ] expect to be-" said
Mr.. Ned. I'VE shall have a, cottage in |
pretty suburban town; nothing very
elaborate Just a comfortable, honey
little place with porches,, and, q little
ground. And we. shall not. be extrava;
CANT In the furnishing~jus our, books
and pictures. couple of good rugs and |
few pieces Of old mahogany" he end.
cd, smiling dreamily upstream,
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