Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-15

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thuslasm which / would have VEL
coined. AS to my family. be knew
enough As 10 my prospects, he auss-
toned me Ny record was not un-
/ familiar 10 him So. gaining conf
dence at last under the insistence o.
what / knew were worthy motives.
and which certainly were irresistible
of themselves, so far as l was con
cerned, / asked him If we might not
soon make an end OF this. and. taking
chances as they were, allow my wed-
ding with Elizabeth to take place at
no very distant date
why as to that, of course do not
know what my girl will say. went on
Mr. Daniel Churchill, pursuing up his
lips,
"oh, Of course--that. answered:
Miss Elizabeth and l."
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thought she told me everything"
Il think Miss Elizabeth tells no one
quite everything yentured II con.
Tess she has kept me almost az much
IN the dark as yourself. sir. But /
only wanted to ask II, after / have
seen her to-day, and Ii | should gain
her consent to an early day. you would
not waive any objections on your own
part and allow the matter to go for
ward as soon as possible?"
In answer to this he arose from his
chair and stood looking out of the
window, his back turned to me. could
not call his reception Of my sugges.
ton enthusiastic; but at last he
turned
4 presume that our two families
might send you young people . sack
q meal or q side OF bacon new and
then, a. far as that Is concerned he
said
| could not call this speech joyous.
There are said to be risks In any
union, sir vcntured to say. II nd
NIT do not follow you In contemplat.
Ing any risk whatever. II either you
or your daughter doubts my loyalty
or affection, then should say certain
" it were wise to end all this; but.
and fancied ! Strengthened percepti-
bly--I think that might perhaps be
left to Miss Elizabeth herself"
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