The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-26
ROSS-HuntreSS Co.
Corner West and Grove Streets,
Rutland, Vermont

"Well, he wasn't In evidence. and !
didn't hear any moans Of pain. The
Did boy and the widow seemed 10 be
enjoying themselves all right. Any
way, that kid ought to be suppressed.
He put one OF those swapping turtles In
with my terriers last week, aud 1t
didn't do thing but nip Napoleon's
ear and take bite at Lady Gays
lose"
"What were the terriers doingT
3wcndolln's blue eyes lighted with
quick merrment.
Nothing except kiyl-lng. You can't
AXE grip on II turtle shell, and ev-
Try time one would make dash ut
he turtles head 1t would draw 1t In.
And Teddy thought 1t was great fun"
$50 IT was" approved the young wo-
man on the sand dune, Il didn't know
Teddy had so much sense Of humor.
i1fm.. UelferhIIy- he dUesir 'taie"for
children bit"
maybe Teddy would keep him from
being lonesome then, after we've gone
to Denver" Bob waited an Instant,
then caught encouragement from the
face above him and took the sand dune
at four steps Gwen, darling, quit
teasing and behave. 1t isn't a joke.
It's our llfes happiness at stake just
because this old fossil wants your conf
pany. What do we care even II he cus
you off without cent? I'll have
enough for two, and I'm not afraid o.
him. I'll go to him after dinner To-
night and tell him the whole thing aud
let him sizzle"--
"You can't tell him tonight Mr.. Daul-
let this terminate SO abruptly2 Is II
not soT
GIVE my regards to Grace in case
you see her." called Wolcott as Bevar
made for the door Beyan breathed Q
prayer that he would not see her, but
as he stepped to the platform she
came toward him with sparkling eyes
"Wby didn't you let us know that
you were comingr' she cried as she
shook hands.
IL didn't know 1t myself" he ex
planned. "You see, was carried of
while was saying goodby to Ted
Wocott and Bess. so ! came on for o
call"
"Im glad you did" she said smil
lngly ''It's too bad ! did not know
that Bess was ON the train. ! came
to see May Lewis Off. oh, have yor
hurt your wrist. BillyT
"a little,' he admitted lamely. scowl
Ing nj the handkerchief bandagt
around the offending cuffs. '1ll tel
you about II as se drive out"
| lie followed her over to the dog
cart,
THAT was very careless" she scold
ed. you must have hurt your wrist
ITS not my wrist that hurts; III
my feelings he began. When he hat
explained his plight he added. Der
was hoping you would he here TO SCI
lne-and you We're" be ended miser
ably.
"Arc you sorry that wasT' she de
manded.
Sorry Not bit OF 1t, only
man feels such n fool
III you ever marry what lot o
back scores there WIN be TO be pai'
or"
"Yes. Ted was telling me 10 bcwnr'
II the benodicis. No girl would wan
to marry man that viii get the send
| off that's IN preparation for me-
"she would not care very much 10
sou if she could not stand llitl'
f,casing for your sake" she said softly
"A little ieaslngr' be echoed. why
they nre liable 10 wreck the train &
get SQUARE. How would you like
There's blacksmith shop Jus
ahead she said huricily 10 chang
the topic. IL guess he could cut tha
euif."
The blaofsiniih could aud did.
'That lets you out of a scrap9.
Grace said when they were andcr VA.
again
"only 10 eet into greater oae,' b
declared. II well. I've been fryinl
| for months 10 ret NJ my courage Z
| ak yon 10 marry me. dear tllnl
gou knox fiat | loye you, ! know
that you lore me or you would hhv
ioked me about The scrspe was u
10 you think. dear, that yon love m
eaoneh 10 say 'yesT" +"
Il think I can brave even the bens
Aleis." she answered siyly.
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