Waverley Library (Quarto Edition) (no. 44) (1880 09 14)

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ar ay > = “fi = The Only Young Ladies’ Library of First-Class Copyright Novels Published! Price, but 5 cents each. Bes, se ; Rincie een es i NUTT NY al Ci de $2.50 ayear. Entered at the Post Office at New York, N. Y., at Second Class Mail Rates. Copyrighted in 1880 by BEADLE AND ADAMS. September 14, 1 No. 44, VOL I. PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY BEADLE AND ADAMS, 98 WILLIAM oT N.Y. PRICE, 5 CENTS. Es bd “THE FORGEI-ME-NOTS GROW HERE.” P ; A picnic party had been arranged a few days before, and Roselle The Only Daughter: Or Brother avalnst Lover Aition, the pearl of the river, and only daughter of the local magnate, ’ ’ 7 was to celebrate her eighteenth birthday on the banks of the stream she loved so well. as BY ALICE FLEMING. John Aitken was a widower; a hale, hearty man, full of business cares and anxieties. rs oeny, Mba jotted ie an invalid, and when she faded from his life his girl ha cen her place. wen Sie "- His house was never lonely, for, besides Roselle, he had four stalwart 3 ; in mens ale boys, who assisted in the bank, and seemed to be always full of some Tue sunlight glinted and shimmered on the river; the water sparkled | new plan for enjoyment after business hours, or on the few holidays like diamonds as it fell over the weir at Lockwood. allowed to a busy city man. A merry party had assembled on the lawn of The Cedars, the residence Strange to say, the lads agreed together wonderfully well, but in noth- of = Aitken, Esq., banker, of London and Lockwood. ing so much as devotion to their beautiful sister, eT eo. uth ;