The Honey M0Ol-A Hldqical Story.
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Charles had been absent two DAYS.
Poor Julia had been wishing and wait
ing. for bin. His well known step
sounded in the entry; the door opened
and she met him with heightened
color in her cheek, and her blue eyes
flashing from beneath their long lash :
es with sparkles ofunwonted pleasure.
Shall mention particulars? 1t i, is
scarcely necessary. He who cannot
imagine how a warm-hearted young
wife, IN the honeymoon, would meet
her husband after an absence of tzvo
zuhole days, is no reader for me.


''Oh!" she exclaimed. after the first
transport had little .subsided, | am
glad you have returned, dear, dear
Charles! Twas afraid you might not
come-that you were sick, or some
accident had occurred. But here you
are. And now have you had a pleas
ant time? and whom did you see? and