HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1880-05-13, Page 2I
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Jny� Attention whor
quo morning, Abov,
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4 1W&NTZD,.A HOW
in thoworia, desir,
Liberal terms offe:
There was *Wtou,
ing of this want th
X became norvou
liusband to gains J
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. settled income, An
. ,house and large ex
. th
. , At this would be
�� . . 04rwants.
. Our ho�lse was Bi
Side of A Cliff that
. beautiful western c
- .. .. . - -... -- possesseLl mbuy-ad
. . I v, mile-frow a fusb
. .. 'Tile views. from a
. . surpassed for beau
I - - � . : . - I - � . .:. ton the oomat�side,
. I . . peaceful prettiness
. And the interior
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. I . gracefully furAishe
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. . . I . . tage, indeed, that tl
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r. � . lishment. Howe
� .. , who wanted a hom
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" " . us,liberally, neither
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, . I '.. largo establislirnen
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. I Now for ourselve
-� . Amid, Young people
. - . . wont to aver that
1. .1.1 My
� . young people. ,
I � . - artner in a gOod,
� . . . . I fougo, and I Was.
� . . . to .the public as
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. . domestic life, th
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� � prices. Notwithst
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; � . been ablato 'Work
1. . . imy three babies t
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��-�.�o � . � . �of the -time that I o
. . bn my bre�d--winui
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I. I yy lin
L �.- . . I . . . might ,I shoi,ealim
, , . propounded my pla
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r- . .. I . thas-''Tambelle Cleve
. - The pretty nam
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I .A agar. smid a ,
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. . ,you, must gang your,
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. . . . life ,wrote the most
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. -.1 I .. i"xt week 2 1 I inte
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. I , . , Y6% dear, if you
. 1� . . ' your troubles so.goo
I . 7 -, Oh, Eagar,. I we
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- . I 1. $110 matte.r at. all 1'.
I. � . .going to pay us so
. . . .-of housekeeping car
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I . :shoulders at,once,
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. . . '4e said.lightly; an
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1. . %: Ing it
:,,, - . see a6put maki
- . ; in the eyes 6i our n
. I . . My -house was a
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.". . people blessed wi
:,. . I improssion of bein
... � ... aft Upholsterer wou
vl - I ing in much that
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! . . . I I . . ,deemB'strictly ease
.. I . . . . I . --carpots and curt
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. . . I �couches, were ho lo
I . : . . 1resh. But - the cA
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I . . ,chosen judicioll4ly,,
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. anony of tint '&be
. . . 'mado We find a
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. . my arawing-roor
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� 14grey-mna-goia pope
. . . . auapscl . - with son
. imaterial. There i
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. . 10rolin mtmcbo�irs a
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. . . . 1.3p.61, some. wark
I ImodoHtly of6thbol .
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. . . these alf stood out
. . . poliahoil floor, for
. . . . . -combfiled to mak
".� � I - Custom of dispopgi
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� . 1, � ,wore several ciisin
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. I . filled with, old' Chin
.ti we callod , the obil
I . . , -were diBpl�yoa the
. bound Wows And
I had, ln.,-Ll given t
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I mlrioi-L-, , tt low go
I 1)g3j mild 06V
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. lbh the delicately
.4611cietia to my a
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Venus do Medici
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believe Vast I fc
ills forlaurea Ju x and's 0001'ety.,
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thin .
-� e. In. fact, that might help me to Main-
tain my poor �'an. And be
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Woo I$ giL, Nia, tftwre I
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io)x lady, wbo is s%id,to pop.
A YOU40 rjub�ii
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words ,which attrioted
I took u the Times
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� room on pedestSIO, .And there was one
: magnificeilt brolize--fibe pride of my hoaxt
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fter the copies Of the auw
About A weelt v.. - ,
iques bact been Condemned t6 beat A retreat
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affected to shrink with better from the
thought of my doing anything of the sort
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BOB$ rel a
narl;mbw intelligence and heredi.
tary. actimon, relates in Notes AII4 Vueries
. -e sma �U*Mwo
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mago-A ZOO ft the "dim
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is, year ago..
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, itiading on a handsome warble peaestal
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in a corner that was. sacre
I wont down to the drawiug-io6ca one
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mormul g, Ana found Miss Cleveland oniff.
I It Was not fitting ; it WAS incongruous,(
hadeclurod. And at last, -%bout six ruen. the
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the. following strange personal expexience in
an oiaT9.4ohiro mansiva.
Eftoktoil (CAL) MaiL3
A gentleman who. lives on the S
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Ayounglady, alone
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, The Abandoned Arladne,' a marvel Of
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4 A deeply-iiSdoyed expr9s.
. ing the Air with ,
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on I *as ill deep- Wistress, he Asked
agb;-wh , ,
$ What I am going to relate,' Bile gays,
river says that near h10 pI co r s
a so
w eater,ma a, boarder.
Col.,
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Barb 0 -that glorified ,tile room to
� tdionue,
my mind. '
oio,u in her flue brown eves.
I Is anything Amiga ?'I asked tremblingly,
a to, be his wife.
M,
Us is a rich man, and I At once %004 ,
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I happened to Myself while stafing with
cra"artho ,
0 ountrypouains,laotJu y,atthair
A girl, the former about, 12 and the
34re of agej,'w
Y' . lie frequently juml
h of pathos in the word-
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Lt op , to me, and
,Scattered about in i pro fusion that I had
too correct ail eye to SWffer to 4egenerat Q
aAd, without hesitation, she, told MQ that
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there. s Was something very im: toll an-0mi.
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Ilia, should
him if MY chilare4 should be . . ,
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share. his pro dity, should , be eaucatedge it
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house in Yorkshire, I hod w
"CotrOVIOUS
days there in the summer of t
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ddle in the morning and rid,
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A g droves of wild oeittle whic
_pealed
31y impatient for my
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in - order th
LOMC, I At I
into muddle, were Chelsom ehina figures of
. na Italian glass.
a good porio. , old German a
h
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She had serious doubts About the I ,.. . .
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11 I excl rorma
J99Wng ,
beh9ved hiMLLio educate Children.
he Said : iYea ; when once we Are married
year, but. without thou, hearing or ,seeing
ju9p..QA my
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ut , Q1 tbo
auyth�u% Q 'th
surely gore them to death should
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come unseated. ,got].1 VArry I"
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- - � 'the
io. pormisoion,to write
tiger A home "With U 0.
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and Vases,- And goblets; dn Indian cas.
jugs in ebony, wonderfully carved -, little
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..�-Tho-plant4 ,od,
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anxiously at. ray healthy green friouLm
� [�nta sl�
4 They Are doing beautifully ; ray p]
ev0ythlng ip that Way shall'be arfyou; will.
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But we. cannot marry Yet. I sip ougAgbd
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second visit, arriving early in tile aft,pr.
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noon, I went out boating with. some of the,
ey Bee a Quit in . -drove thal
� I th9y run a
caped. being In r
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iarrica paqvio, D10896d"
j tamil- - - a - - I -- ar
Y All A Wna
i Imb-les-of-varicus shapsBi-f !very ornal.AontB,
� -- f- -- ,15 ....... kotxiW_Whita_
, leather gna,crosses on too
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. ways ourls 1. I------- . I --
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rAb 'but,tlyoy,:ffouAih-st-th-o--o.ponse, -of
0, in whia4 I MY
-hWvo employed all
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ol6queuco,ta�thraw, 0blqv,Y on a woman
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husband. Ilut those
family, spent A very jolly eyouipgt.Aud.
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ut,tobea-wlittle t1xod,t6u-hapa,-
finally wil .
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boy thr ' owing his I -Afie�-P-4tql
UP h4wlikii1the 9UU
:After
(11 a
I a we had a large
I to me
?ouBeg, it oeemec
j And colored marble, fro;a which were sae.
Penaed silver crucifixed and rosaries and
the Eman beingeWho, live with tho5m, I'm
sure,' she said, I with some vehemence, 0 1
who takes a as cond
ossos are soon forgotten, and then, doarest,
with till d&y1a work, but not t 0 IeIist-
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voila. I �alept soundly until between
nur I
nAtWIMM-by
which the oars un;a bris?Ebt'
out. But tI all. On the
� his iia not ,
the very thing to Meet
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flowers -Rowers ove"bere I
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In pots on the piano And, tha,.O8bhIOtS, on
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I have read in acres medical work that they
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actually rob us of the oxygen we ought,to
your trials shall be at an end4'
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I I did not like his argument, but I,w"
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3 and 4 ()tale kJ just when the. day
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was beginning to break. I had b on ;
a
I a large bottom of unilerorowth, 1
roam hundreds of wild hogs, �i
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tuated on the landward
tested itself on the
! the big old China plates, on the polished
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floor, in baskets Suspended from wiro over
when t ,
take in � ,'hey thrive; and when they
don't thrive cdmmou pens -tvill
poor, miserably poor. Oh, Flo I you, who
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haN a a husband to fight for you and your
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awake for a Short time, when suddenly
the door of my boa -mora opened And. ohni
. the hours
., Are very ferocious I
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! fight when pressed the least 1
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oust, and the situation
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mlitages. We wero�only
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. the square opening that was made by the
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taking down of' the double doors, in slender
your'oWA
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tell you how bad, it must. be to live, in a
room with decomposed vegetable ma,,ttef.-
children if the worst comog, don't. l4low
-what -I felt that day when he,�Put me into
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. - :11ancied it Might
again r4tJIor quigicly. �. I
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be one of the. servants$ and called out,
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children, mounted on their we]
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horses and carrying -in their h
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031able watering -place.
ur 'windows wore not
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� glasses, whori3ver, in fact, I could find a
reating-placo for thein, my love of,flowero1
. , they harbor,aust nod insects.1
Besides .
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After& brief argument I ga.vo up the
low ief
a path of deceit, and buds me tol or
Xily, little ones, onke. He ongaged himself
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, Come in.' After" a, short time the door
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opened %gain, but no one came in -at least,
� lasso Which they so skilfully lis:r
headlong after these hogs aver A)
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. a ,n'd, wild grandeur
or lot sweet, smiling,
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t6, put..them. My room, Os will
i I lidupea In . a ,.
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, be gatherea from this description of it,, was
contest. I consenteatosacrifice the lovo�
liest ornaments my room could beast I of
to me solemnly; he bounc
I . . 1 me to him, and
then lie counselled tile sbrictest secrecy
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oluld'seq. Almost at the
same time that the.door opened for the
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,growid, Up and clown p,teep banks,
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a I no out of nearly every drove t
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oil .the inland '4usrter.
was well arranged and
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. very pretty and very artio 10, ,
be Owned that, I was justified in anticipat-
and when I had done it, Miss Clovelsua
triumphantly substituted Some abomin&-
respect ing our engagement. I was not to
, or of my
let it be known tea .Single memb
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little
, . startied by the
second time, 1 'WAS a
rustling of Bomo Curtains belonging to m,
up, Last su= mler they caught
this manner, When the loss6 i
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a.- The only aisadv&u-
is house PdEisbs$ed Was
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big that it wouiastrike the Young lady who;,
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wanted a home very fmvorably� .
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ns made in wax.
. 4 I think are. a goose, to. put UP with
late husban0i family, because I they laud
a I li� said.
prejudibes, and wets friends o, f hii , , �
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hanging Wardrobe which stood by, the side
of the.bed; the rustling contin'dea, and I.
a head and feet
on th, ., . , I of a hog i
Stretched out so that he can dc
s of being a higli-rented
What pains I took with the bad -room 1
you
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116,,' Edgar said to me. ' - '
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And I swallowed that pill for my little
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L z' with si un�omfortablo feel.
was sex ad a me
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harm, the, boy gets down, from
ing rather a large estab-
r: if , this young lady
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that was to beasaignea t.o Miss Cleveland i
lt,v�as a splondidly�propordoued rooln, with
And for answer I reminded him �hat we
had three small children, and thab Miss
, childron's)sal,o. I
(I Was staying with my late husbaid's
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lover
ingi not exactly of fright, buta strafige; nil.
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earthly sensation tbat I was not alone. I
and ties the. hog's feet with a(
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as tried along for the purpose. �
0 would. come�aua pay
high rant
Matchless views from ,both its. windows,,and
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Clovelariol paid, us at the rat . a of four hun.
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mother at thetim.e, and my prudent at.
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Itugth to this arrqmgement. It
had had, that feelinolor some minutes,
foot
stands As fig
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beingiraine t , ,,�thout as wit
6 that and 7n
the uorthb
. would be drawbacks
it was furniallea coinfortably-asivell 018-
gantly, With I my,own haiLds I removed
dred a year. Or at least she WAS to pay us
at this 'rate according to. our agreement;
I objected
pi5kooalum iin a faise position when lie
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when I saw At the of the bed a child,,
about 7 or 9 years old. The child seemed
work
ing 4ono a �
� ny * bther� . A waggon i
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s� . We wore, as I h
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: every par�,iq lie of dust that had, been left'on.
* � tUrS.by my less-obseivalit house.
- tile f&ni ,.
and I hadno, fear of her falling short of it.
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She bad a fine, lavish way of,spending her
. ' raid
visited the family,' he said ; he wpa of
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my locks and, ,mmainer would betray me,
,%a if it *era on the .bed, And. came -gliding,
4191,
toward me'as I lay, ' It was the,figure of A
_ thA hog,.,w] , -k jo-placedin &.0
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and soon t6ned so that it Call be,
ia-,hi
, mad our* friends -were
were very attractive
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iLrefally and thoughtfully I dressed
xhaid. 0 1 1 ' 0 1
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tile' two vases with flowers- no 'for tile
mciney6riallything that strack her taste,,
that couffrined Me'in my belief -that she
Spa, for tile sake i -I the future, there' must
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b6+ no quarrel,- These and oundry other
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little 'girl in list !lughtdress-& little 9
,it. and a vor� White face. ,
with dark ha ,
a4ket.' A few amys agq-the
d I in th u de on'
ri ing a n r'�O th wh
.. a A. juni
husband W4 Pr
old-est4bliohod banking .
. contre-tablel - - and.--theothor, for -1119-
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-Hopefull� I , arranged
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was a very-rioh,woman,-although. -uogoj4 �
ilI6 had between, us �et.
m�gumonts he 11sed with oiich effect that At
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7eception of
-my--mind-WA A to the I � � I
last . "PQ - --,,l
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tried to spank to ]lot, but could not, � S 4 a
came slowlyon up to. the top'of the bed,, and
P .. _ till his
I to to
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U .,O,g t 14"
no h . th ., hia
g(
lore or less well know
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4 painter, of scenes in
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Malitel-piece.
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tile minutim of the drbsoing-to'ble, go
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that. tile girl who wanted -a home
realm passed
of . .1 .
A thrill of suspicion Would pass. through
mind at nigh metimes as I was lying
in t so
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tile suggestion that 1 13, all see a iome
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� -time, in order that -there
elgewhere for a
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-arly. She seemed in-
I then saw her fac6 dle � � Ld, and
- list hands wore Cie.
great trOuble , ,spe
It . , b, , d , 'a bay. i..
to th !a t
the other end of his lasso to I
Iways - commanded
,t a I
a exhibitions and gocQ
t feel that her comfort was otudiod i
mi(,h.
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the one she had chosen. . . -
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broad t6waILLe, But, in tile garish light of *
day, she looked so very frank, and fresh
should be Ilo fear of our relative positions
towards .Ono another becoming known, until
. -% look of
her eyes Were turned up with
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outteaty-hu, minicab ago,ni;eed look. `Thon,
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before the fleeb-fddtod animal was
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the,rope and all. These
maing this latter fact,
* Ot
anwe had, i6i I hacIn _
L inted.for her ar
1 rival came
� '010 clay appo: I .
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to my usual work at
board generally; I
. and'Uir, and above- that Y
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the rec(Maction of the ca'aso-'6elebre-in
I a O'
which he Was engaged had fado ut of tile
slowly unclaspinglier.liands, she touched.
Ina on the shoulder. 'The hand felt icy
been riding constantly over sinpe 1
. . I
big enough to sit on a horse.
*cry muell of late, and
. I
Oak -up a goodly portion
not settic�
and I coub .
.111, S6,impationt was,I to see her. A dozen
I � .
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tfines 1placed myself befgr� ,rA,.iy edsol. and
could not doubt her.
. ,.We.ohmIlge down in ,,'
e ll . I
.
big lump at tile ond of the quarter, prob4-
public mind. Then it was that I advo-l"'s"d
(under .his oider�), and �then you answered
. * , I .
Cold,. and while I strove to speak $he was
gon a. I felt, moie frightened after tho'child
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A QUIEF.R MANIA.
ded
ught to have ex�on .
. .. �
ng b6rt. I .
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feebly essayed a few strokes with my brush.
out
dozen times I gathered my babies al'
.
bly,' ' . . .
i I hope'we Shall,' hoi said,'-dilbiously-
ore. - . .
me, aud.I came 11,
I lie supplied ine with funds. At .first' (a "
. " - 'b
go" th'hn before, and began to a very
was . I
anxious fotl-4he time. when the servant
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A eir
Death Of - 4. WOmn4 31KO rd -
ObAnd came hom*o that.
. .
.the * adv'6AM6ffien1ViCnT
.A
me sn"troyf�,tpamuso them, and failed;,
I 1".. -.1.1.1-
,
'or MY heart was not in toy tafik'thmt-fty
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Meanwhile, dear, we Must. pay for the
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torsion rugs;. - -she has exquigi a tas to,'
scor6hina blugh -came over her fac6 as she
said this' ), I telling, me t4at,as I was to be
� I
would make her appearance, Whother I
blept again ar�not I baidly know..Biltby-tbo
I
I � : . 01hary,
. . .
Ab6lit.-fdrty -years ago pays a
.
11 -to him, . .
as addition to our. little
-6 hd
.
and ohildron are so quick to discover that.
fact. I dispensed with luncheon altogetheri-
I -
her
. . .
no doubt, as you're always saying she hus
, '
but I Wish it wa Suit quite suab an extrava-
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g in his doing so.'
his wife, there was- nqt1lin I
And I carne down here, my mother and
-law all thii I.wnsconfing
ister-in aking that
R
,time the servant' did 'como, I had. -almost
persuaded myself that the wl a Affair was
*
Sox 'How-
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correspondefit, a man and his W3
in the �ounty of Waterloo on a fv
.
n
e girl,' I rg Lea, and
at that was a reason for
� .
, I It might devot a all
in orabrthat. my coo I
. bgahit .little
energ:;es tq t4e---� - . -ainner-1-had
.
gant one.' . I I , I I
.
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� ime . went - .� on, �- and -Cleveland
, -T XhAbdild
. I �
. rerlioss to your childrarr, and applaud-
goi.
.)ifit�l
nothing but a vQi I .01.
ever,. *hen I Cam;. dow'a,tAremkfmst, there
.
twblyo � milei from
I I Guelph, mad by
and care acqui ied Considerable pr
. I �
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�We a, Floj 110' sai .
"r — * " ia
66r�a for 7 that night. And, as may be
, , ness
supposed, my i.Inusual -excitement, idle
m very much one of us.' Under
had bbcom
. . is rft� house had assumed -an ]
1191 ausPlce I
'
�as
ines me -for my.. independent sl , my
.
in-doponaeui � , �irit,' when I was incinly'
, 1.
al .
I
. marks; made. about my not
were many rei .
- looking Well; it was observed thc6t I was
I
the shape of-lanclp, goods ancl mob
two yesis ago the husband" died
. ,
oo perfect in my eyes for.
I d, . . . ,
'inefease . I
� -
a rery tir��,
,,and abstinence made MO fO 1 1
low-spirited and nervous beforb Miss CXOve�.
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)peariiice of luiury and splendor Wifich
K
'it had, catminly beau backing ia,befoie,
deceiving them all at his biddin
- in,owcams
,
;. * I Woll, I Came here, as you ' abies - with
in dream, and left My b
ills that I
pale. In answer I told my coull. �
had had a moat vivid nightmare, and I re.
and, leaving no family, a porti I
operty fell into the Ili . uds of his
I ,
el
sekooping on *bat we.
.
ork,". I pleaLled;-and'. if
.
rived, . . . I I
land.had at �
.
At last, about' 2, iii the
� a fled from it. It was
But -the art aroma ha, -
now in LE i rr g -
a sort of
their' grandmeth6r; when - I ^got here I
marked, if I WAS. a - believer in ghosts,, I
should imaging I had seen one.' Nothing
February, 188% the .wife aie,
by wilt the, remaining pro
a and pay us liberally
.
er she is Aice or * not?
. she came ,o,clook
.
'Afternuon. , - . � I .
.
, A horible time for artY One to choobe,' I
I '
strictl� owiventional ..
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� . to at an oi ..
onts�--stiiotl d' Int
I . conventional. lit it lo i a loo ,
had at
wanted distraction,, and as he iiad promised
asked, I felt justified
to pay,the terms you .
inore was amid at the time. upon this,sub-
ject; except that my hostj Ao was a docw
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her friends living near Hand
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investigating the Contents of t
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- tone, Flo, what's tile
, '
I thought, disconfent6dly,,as. i4ews of her ad- I
brought to me; �, and before I
.
. .
. .. Rv! , ali na the pr as . Ze
00 a by
. in a I pi a the pr ; .
d u's very
Ila lost t �� a I lunge a 1
in suggesting alterationw and improvements.
that passed away the tirao. But -only last
.
. ter; bbserved. that I haabotter not Bleop In
.
the room Again, at; any rat.6 nob.aldne. . ..
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they found 100 full suits and ma;
I . .
miking 100 for the good woms
Ut s6 much money as
my concluap thatyou,ve
voint .was
- had time to do more than -feel that I was P,
. ' little less 'o '
trifle less ,well-dressed a -
.
-in debV-`7-- - . .
At.longth, I gathered ,up my cc )Uraie, and.
week 11a& a shock -m letter from my
, mothok-in-law, telling me in Aimple, grati-
-ills
"go. the. following'night ond of my.
1. I cousins.
iflept in the game room witIr me. Neither:
. I Cks. I
: bushel bag, crammed withso
ings, ten complete sets of tablo
to try the'experiment,?
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d, i6 Shade less -�vell prepared III bomcly
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. Spoke to her on.the dre&ded subjeeVol "y-
'
whose W.ile
fied language that he, mail I
addr
I am t5 be, ia payfug. his offs to
,ng out�of thewrty
of us saw' or heard anythi . I
I
barrel well fillei I with neW -shoes.
'were
1. . I .. .
our. perinistion-but it
t6- us,. Te,dll. 1said,
pooemind far Id like, to have
mud ]let than I won .
I � . � .� .. .
been. . � � , .
I
7�
Mont. I well remember the morning on
� - . -
f silono
-h I burst the bonds 0 a. Itwsa
-Nvb Liq � -
fii ]�ga-Yia maiisr-shi-
pledge& . I I
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bters . I � .
ona'of her daug I
Mia�r&,rtosi �e,r,'often-w.hon-l-.htk,v.e-.IouncL
-
aur r � t] a early morning.
ing ant night or th
yself-
� auadp,d, -m � .
nAt-boing tho.,cp,qo,.1-pqr
,
1. had goon had baen imagi-
.. found'ro Ila of cirpets And mi
- - a
_oLnew looking -furniture,. -althou.
� for the las e`tfiirt� In
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. littl . a More Aao, �w 0� went
.
. c6iifb�"li*,,t6-ming.tkb�A--i�tgggg�pcl-oli.t-of�
. I
these feelings most. 4bruptly When She 66hEia,
In of the fragile,
� A, summer met , , An
, - , - -- .1-1- it -r'.
had. suggestp f
a A number o expe naive a a %
*coa "
-limit with thio'g ,p, -ananaked for them to. be
. -
chandedi I have' beieinhaff w ild`Vitlf-dbubt�
.
that what oul y
., uc Agmiu.st.overybody1s'
'Umbiou,..'and M b
.
'glib
away years.
-
.worefouna .
I bairele'of-pork and t
.
buttov�iid lard-iJars
.
ways and'- means, and
.
into the room. . place I I
shrinking, rather' dorrow.ful-looking girl
servatory,
, . ,
ations hr the -garden 4rid
Which, if carried out -under oxisbing. cir,cum-
&�:La suspense, And have only fou nd tlie-fault
in to avert Day own thoughts from that
ex, ressed, wish,.I insisted the next ill on
I .
d ' one., Ac.
slee ing in V �d room I Again . an &I
of of-fruits,,j
jam, and in mll stages of decay.-
the determination.to.
oula favor us With vs.
ladr, ul6no 1wWworld-
,
-wh67ii I had Pictured t6 Myself '-is *aUting
,me,1,amN-,m fine, ap lk'arruyed
-a� .he . - . ...Ilen4idl . -
, , . .
to. I
stances, would I felt, half ruin. us.'. Under
, tlxe,i)�flueli��e�Zf-..th!A-.terribld-c6.xivictix)u�- I
- - .. I
Crack
Wiiiall they were'. always'dweili�ig., on. X'
b � zr",- . I - " ,
, _ r-RKdW-,:-
6 bohiie mipdkabl3r ill' tb. you,
31 I ... ... I I
,cbr ingly,, aving retiredagain to the same
r ,.I - ...
.1 ,.I Aowir-oht inr.l�6dside-:-owb-eiii-g-opexred�
I . . . .
th6se-provisions'.virero f6uJid to I
'��nd --hMiz~41
is Said that 'at �
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dress'slie had,giv'en And
..Icio'
t so
wOmsn', m yev,r,Orr ,wo my senior.
meeir.be - Willi a gm�p, and phe advanced to
- I �
thlti
� ��dko. 11 . . . I . . .
O' , I amid (;wehaa.*growa so intirasto
. Bell ,
, I .11,
a
but think hoW I huf6 l9een treate �, ,- � �7
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I I wrote -to him at once on recoipt.qf my
.
1, an., exactly tha.mome
say Y prayaro �
to before. a a over Im
-as a. The 'our-
. read .
. on,tl .
4o-A9Ids-. Jt
was loit`,'oii-W�`�6nieiits of ills ed.
. , .
-.hc
I
combisely.As I Could. I
meet nlb.with'a Sweeping, cgiarteoy.
I 1.
.made m . a fiBel. very much at ,a; di,iadva � ntage,.
and- fond of one,anoth at that we laud fallen,
.into thewdmmnly� weakness of Uliristifill-
. - th, - � ,
- Ina 6r�mJA*1a.l6ttbr.'- Idnly WrOtoAhOSO
I -11Aaw that, his clover I
tains of the wardrobb swayed about, and I
seinoation aspravi6nglytfist
,only'reason assigned, f6r, this
householdatq9wast ' to provide' Ic
respective . professions,
tifiable in my own,
although I .WAS pl6ited; quite .scourely , on
.. �1�
�
'nanling.one anothor)L-I.BelleiJ i,,Ily-ci,,t
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words, Is it true -
neds ana'h!B conscience would fill up the
.Uadthosamo
I was not alone. -,'I felt. too frigfIteuea, to
-my
anddefloits. - � . . �'q . . .. I . . I
I 11 I � 1. .. . .
piiai
,
�`girl ,could but ba -glad
.
1.omilyofail
-' .
. my own d6MOStit heights. .. . .
'
c I hope th% I trwo shall . get on well � together,
Iiaic any more beas6utinthat lawn..
.
'Yet you pretend. td� be sofbna6f flow- �
I
blank. Aud,to-day I li�Ve heard that It is
trule -; my- childroil, wrot6 to mo through.
Stir, who�i,. luckily for - me,one of cousins
, came in for sclinetliffig which i�e had left.'
.
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- -1 � 1. maye Apinavas a Alrerestaf
...
a -of the . .
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and soon become *cry good frionAsFMrs.
I
began At onde� anal. felt T
U . rprise; and I felt
era I I she said, in gom6 8 . � .
in explainiD g to hot
. and:
their Built in ocitacieg � About the kindlfea�
Niiester,--which
.
-at me she exclaimed, I Have you
On looking I
seen. anithing 21 T s�dd I No,' 'but, told her
. � . . .. . .
In his viork on " Xmu'ana beast
I
I got a letter acceding,
sking if She could cc a
Forrooter,"She I .
.
Ought!to have said +that, and ihmi she iv�a,*
�
soino'brabarrmasmant
t I. felt
'that I *as, fond of many th�uga� �44 , ,
Of their now uncle. Mrs.
of us is bile -one mos6 to be pitied �'
I
. I d' Without.. much ''per-,
how I felt - 'an
'
hereafter,' the 116v. J. G.. Wood,
. .
khow-Irand deservedly. popular %
61lowing wbok. - ' .,m I
.
�
iobbing m6 of. in . I giving the
. y ,, prerogative o
�. �. .11 .. ... 1 . .. .. .
I could tot affoid-! !'- , : - + '
I "Do, You really mean thtd?.i *Bh6 said,
-
�, -I wag 'in deop.. household. dlotrbid. my,
tile
Iieces the
sitasion - being shry, - I left .
Yoom -with her, and never rot
.. xpr oss the'opinion,. i
a word a,bout references, I
a 1 handed the letie'r to
initiative..s" ., . I I
� L tdhave avery nice place hero
."You B1361X � !
lbiously, in some aidtress.
looking at me Al , � � I I I
self, but, when T.lookea ..at, gray
hag�mrea look ;Which , hi& crept
to it,. When my hostess learueawhat -bad..
+
,be6u entertained bj,'several goo�
different ages of th�'wcirld,. that
mt�a - pretty - name , she
. .
landt' - �
-sha -added, glrmdiclusl�, arid -tkqn She threw .'I-
hen .. --K
. - - -
:; And- I SAW her as she
off )Act hat.and Clout .
- , nae, aiid dejectedly Ted
-.-.I . ed-1-do,'I ,
ave had A harAO of it;'rasgurd`
and I h'
. - '
A cloud �ver, bar brillialit .. be%ut
like . Y
duAng the-nariation,i could not cons6ion.
hapl)0110� I (AS She didimmeolistely) slid told
me I must not Sleep in that room again,. AS
'had
animals would, share with thuii V
�
immoitality to which her'llOpefull
be - her o
a mayn!t wn-;L
11. . nen I.ev6r. saw
Wa-a=-OAC Of the pr@ttIqst we, .. . .
.. � - . I . 1,
-in
. ( and'our-roady
I yo.ul our e?Lj?enses are heav, , ..
. . .
'itZ66y
tionsly,lay cif�jm to Competing with her in
. .
the nightmare made such .on' impres-
.
On.MO. should imagine, she.ouid,.oll
The reBult Was that he 'Was *,ove
. 'Well,hitlewoman-'
.
own g&xtl all I advise is'
My life. . . �
Pretty in such a thoroughly'odmfortable,
�§:a lort.', � I � . . . I
- She lo6kedwistfully away out of * the win�
I-Eddaite.-turntoi .
misei5r. I still ha� o .
-
- I What will you do - now 2, I . asked . . .
�BLOXI .I
. � I
. yself quite ill.
sorts of thijAgs and make III .
.
; I
with letteid iiom All ,dirbotionE,.
many'styles and'ot various sho
cou I
IL
!a. so between you
find
II -may b'e allowed -the. ei Kpresoioji.
way il'I
PluriLp and comely, this young - lady. -who
. urned to -me
dow for � while, w4d ifieft she t;
and. Asked, in sh altered . tone, if 4 'little
- .
Seakfora, situatton,',she said burtly�:'
' P ,
' do anything -keep a dhop-'If I can. I
1 went to another room And during the
'
rest of I!ay .. visit -9, Week -I was not
-
seat mud . aigi"t. , Some' vy
. I
to, the - same
YOU May . yourself
. � . . . I .1 . -
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'W..ted..a 1101110""115SUBBUTealy never
. . .. . .
Xoady money would be of anY �$( )rvice to me
I
,
, gold 'to.
A bright thouglit struck m6.-1
troubled by any reappearance of the , little
i . . . .
I
outer .into
.
,the. author, - - but - Others'. - tu
. . . .
hand.'of a frank, open
.
c6nsidering7,the oppao
.
her life -without .having,
wanted OYthiug in. .. fair 'a I
'
it immediately. .A ' . Mbodinient of 1
. . . .
sow?, - , - - -, . .
pl .
.t if you could -let Ine.have just the qumr-
.
-did. you not. turn . your bon �
her,,' ! Why SILO .
. net -making -talent -to account?' Take Ono .
I � .,.
. , Oji. leaving, -my couiin,. , the oldest,
gir . ,, I . . I . . ... . h&.
..
Plea: ilto ridicule, and others agii.
�,theM - -robAkE
polvas called upon to
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wriiing�' ti agaF
.
.Success and'. satiBfactioll-And Ycit, far All
thit A, Vvon�an' -with. ,,a �story.,", I-
ei "I said, whthaapm�m-,'it wo�ldbevery
f
t, - helpful to mb,
very convedlei� very
ioom in tlJP town for' a' �gh _room until
0 .., .. OW .
you, anc
-your- bonnets 'remunerate" ' * . I stay
daughturof the.dobtor, ,*cut on a visit Wit
. me to. the house: of Lele ot ,Mine in the
. -an ur .
I . .
so unwise. andimscriptural. an �
0 , - -in' 6 l6ng'lobter of W
old amid,
or like a'mmu's. How-
-
. � : 11 Ot
il---�& woman - w 0 ' '
was, -Corlai h � VAR I 11. .
on the sur-
pice, Opt.-
IndeedT. I bluited but at Ina ti and I Mm
. Whduoho,answ
- horror erad:
. .
ivith up tift ' ban affbrol A house of your
y9l� , , , I .
,
same ecuayi We stayed- there fi Dr,about a
fortnight, ,,I, d thatAime the 'I little
ing
a
no person, .
. �
3rintiLd'pages, Undertook to '
ly i . ,
character by.-Irlea nw of
h ; one f tho cleiicriiA,
o
quit6 what - She . seeiined
4 yellow -haired woman, with brm6i,
.
Atiffbilea, with
I can't 11 ...:. ,
� ! Mr-a-Vorrester, I csn!t---� �
. . � I ..
..
. . . . .
. Own . . .
. 4 Xciu-Nion!t, turn me out --you'll trust me
.
-Said,
girl., W&S .only ns my I night i.
.,a
I'au,rd a
�. 11 . ... .. �. .
. I
fmIlAc3F. Of -And ended
his: theory, �
that the man'who, hold it;was. un
li I Over met with in MY
conventional, stiff, com';
'face,
eyes: and a peirfedily cle�r' rosy - com.-
. � ,r not'auxi6as, but
plexion, with. some.thing ..
.
I Not Just Yet, is that It?' I a�keaf in
the weak hope 1 bhat she wag 4?nly sorry td be
yet A little konger?l she with tours in
I I . .1
hep eyes. . ., .
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mare.' � , � . . . . .. ..
. in 1hiq I afterward .found . there � was &.
I - -- .---
I .
'Clot I ical gown, ought ..to be d(
his I I -
hio University degree and.expe
a wanit pyejudr,6, X. -ins
. I . ,
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'interrogatory, in .the' brown eyes, 'O -
. . th light
and with 90iiiething thfit WAS not quite sus-:
- -�Iiged to,deier- pa�ment for a day'or-two.
,a "
i.Not.o,il'alih she asid, xnig6ribly, I I haA
I .
�. ,,Indeed, a .will.i. . . .
: - w I . ..
, Then I hai a an additional incentive to
I
little. reticence',. for) just before - caving my ,
-
unc a 9,.my cousin s%i .
� - I I � . -dt6me-:`-I:mU.s1W1
,
'
-thoAe:Iemrnea-s&ietiesiwbich had
him into thaii member6filp. - 1
.
I
0 an( � I S�y:alle -may b6me
I , .
td"' I
. � . might possibly develoPint0*
PICIOn, but that. . I
it, in -rapid lance and.tdrn of the head. -As
. k -,
been trying *to mu. e� up -my Mind to tell
you ihis,'aud I.hmVO put it off 'thinking ion
. I .. . .
ibo Iii,itoldoing,'. She sald,i rising UP and
-
thmvvitg up. her anix as if slid wete- thl-ovr-
a
YOU something I have been longing to tell
.
� aver since. 1 ieft� home. But my father
'You 4 �...
't '-felf-iou-,wei
I I
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replied- that he - was noV likely.'
I
sulted'.4)II, - the. -subject;�, but -that,
I
o "
) a
re anxious to rush int
I looked at her lbocathe feverishly 'anxiolis
, . . ,
.
we're rich�pp6plo,-and it did'ilt matter,' - ,--.
. . -
- airiled.
.ing pff a .weight of care ; I if YOU'llad t
desirod me not . a novTo-in-d'-,
"very strong) Might be too frightenU
- ,Cftd.abende4-Vo.shire
�lromdy a
I
.
nil he wdd laughing. . -
.
foroseb I trotible' ift'
td ).love my husband' or;
. 1 ,4 judgment upon h
when he cam home he' 99,v it to me
and a 0
1
Ithinkshe s�&W.the shiver thatpassed.
over vie ai I reflected on t& �onsoqueneos
.
6! , .
t .al t it would have crushed Ind, I b'-
h �'g 1 wel, and
eve ; brte as it is, Will: work go
you .
Yciurnighbinare'Was noti nightmare at ail,
. I . ,
i '
with-�acimiL vdry low.orgailiami
. �
there.was -no harm 4n -extending
n't
I remonstiated , I She is'.
. . . ..
. . .
N�ithoftt 'reservation. - ' ' . I
�
that. hot imposture would brifig npon us: -A
,
in
.1
our us.
Imill woric at, oil' :411at Vill 'Y ' '.'h
cc
but, the .Apparition of a, I 11 ttle She
then warit -on to bell me that tMr,", "ble
a a .little' further du�
4
'=t.Y
. iberally that iny lo
li I -ad
a will be* lifted off my
, lOh't Want''to' dishearten
.,4 WeR, Flo L c
You --poor It -working wommn�but
itle liard
hideous array'of unpaid bill's stardol we
. . -
the face -of Unpiid bills that were,to haVe
sqe hid
,b ' . . , I I , I . I
" BAY '
""'I a m -an,. hai won't Bay that lie
- - Being ' I
girl., had been, soon threia timeh before by
..
three diffeient membets of'lhe family, but
with. Abine, ;of the iiie
I . � �
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I , � . . .0 -
I % b
. � .
and, additionally, being
.
my turn 6ut a most 6-
before you have done with hot you'll rogrOt
tIle'hoLIr that made you acquainted with
. been paid With, that moiney which
agreed -to give us slid which wdidd never be!
�
SO', I Amid,laughing - but
'1�- at . hiv, ,
ho diya-thii'Imth. . mail . would a gone
�
. as thismas some. nin I a nce
.or ten years si I
. .
. Tun . Wok . w1a . PRzic
� m. --A lady
. .
'ter
forme. 1,�ro:Liltforesbo
. . ...- I
'Mioi Clovo � lagol Ifangy'- -there's something
, *
- Has �Bho offered any . solatibn of
o
p my apirit'l
aid now. -JA the �.bitternosgof,
let my hesadroop down into my bands and
. t I in a more., , Vusiness-like Ith
. a work . . . :way.. an
. - .
'
they had alinost ceased to thiuk'anythiu&
I
. About it unbil, I related My experiences on
to the .Californian thinks s�
. I
wh�. a . i worasix" Cannot sharpe
. . I � . 1. i
won't -have any, clov 6r,,
crocked. .
.
1, " * ' .
'-bile mystery:of her loneliness . .
, . I. .
dbbbea a weary, pired *oman's. sob of hopte.
. 1. ., .
I did.' . . . - 4 �
. "Ana ifyou had gonol� Work !A 16, 'biisi-
. . -
the -morning after. the.. Arat nighi - 61 my
I
i condvi6it.. '- " i . � . . I I I
0,
Pencil:- 'III the firBt,place all
I .
btack it boldly 'enough ; she,
a, h
d then he wont off to
ant over my house to
f NO,' I said"hosito,tival.v., . I
I It strikeg�me that SU- has' -001no' a0wn
. ..
less helplessueas.' . I . . .
4. Look herb,'. she said At last, in a quick
. 18-liki6 .V;ay, an. you 00,11 it, I' should -have
.Iie$
becii'diwiltangloci1tom my web -of decep.
,
pusin 'further *ant on to'tell Me
MY C- I
it! bed had
,oilindherfingirs. Thenshene
I a .
her'b6rrowi
.
pat on its I fairest 4spact
. . .
hero,witli some other object than the 8VOW-
one,' lie meditatively,', I however,
tone, that, made me ,glance up, I I 'Will tall
my sto,jy, and you shall,judge for. Your-
I tion all the sooner,' Bile Said thoughtf-411y ;.
. .
I i0i toolato to toll -that lii)"f'itY
that her younger sister whilBt
- Ono morning, about -daybreak, to *hot great
.
shm�p knife.'. Let
The'Californim,lady. has tried,thal
.
ew inmate . .. .
�ery protty one,.mild' I
.
ad said,
if you're satia-fied, little woman, I . ought to
. . �..
be, I- suppose -, so we'll make. up -our minds.
you
self which is the most Wronged and, the
roost, to -b6--pititd-of -Iis-t,wo� lf-Lhm�vo"ruft
now. You
is tile bost..policy, but for your future gt4a-,
-m-d'UM-you thati lu,was PLIO
�Tro -%f
once,
xprise, Been w little girl with dark hair,
(-*ith- hot -.4er, lit
-01 �ouding -back to -looking a
iittie
.result.:.., if A aainLt-h-o-JwabmrLa,. o
- --
thebrobhoi, oi? civ�n .Tohnny, the
omen are fond of the
y Are happy, and which
to meet, trouble hall-wuY.', - .
' '
. Trouble came last -enough; there wag no
you M6 expenses -that you can illafford
.
(and I see that, I haTo aonethat noWl, loan
'
. , , I . .. .
to yrenuor
nab of pretentiousness in. your -
shouldn't have pt t
th . 'I, . you
at misled.moi'.
too,i this gui
of the wiadow. She 11 �O
'for her sister .aud�spoko to'.it. Thq�chiia�
' -'I
a kftiM for tlie'purpose, he fir9t .(
dullesb,-`bicikiffiest�blade slid , then
, I I
in a great measure me.
I � .
4te. It 961ways gavo
n'ta I
'the
,not
need to go balf-w�ay. to meet it. It com-,
in till's way. * 1. hive describe d my
Ielp ,you out'. of them;'but* the *k6n <1 that
k9lit.
has boon done to me no� one ,can I I
.I
to Such expense if I hadii'tiancied 1hqL'L,x-
no object'to -
not replying or moving- from h or pos, tion,'
out- to' it, I It's 0 Use standing
n
the result. It Eve haim knife c
, nobody will sharpon it for hor;"a
.
h I artist's eye I the
ished,thougli
g well-furni
Inellcod I
indoilgruously artistic drawing -room,' and
ray pride in it.' M toll; Miss Clev6land elected
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Listen.* . * � . . . .
is a Cloy Claud I.mm"hi -no mood to
penso was. i
I ..I Map Cleveland.'
My tale i told* now,
. .
,ot-mettle to: redeem. herself in
was on Wli
like that, I know you i you can't PlAk
a ound, libW.
tricks with,'. In `-', ,On looking f
-t saying that she cannot I
wifh6u. . I
. .
herself. I I have,, bontinues t
. . I .
Id haVO-deemed it want-
. .
the upholsteror!s mind.
not to, I fin d it quite'what -8110 expo6toa
� .
when she agr( )ad to my terms 1, she must
,
. he* to
on -to a tale that you well knew -
� .
X;M
tell to suit'your" own' purpose" I said,
I
'
pat
6ur eyes, and as sho'haa no fancy to be ro�
I darded ag an saventuresa�. she ,di a it nob'Y'
ever, sho,saw'thut her little sister, the One.
'inp
she thought she was - Address ,r, 4nd ;Who
' seen u. w oman shoiipen a pan
carving - knife, liut that, was ar
. .
,'.For instanc6, the
mine, tha-chsirs and
.
beg that I would put.m carpet dmin; that
*
bitterly,' ,'I havo been stra ihing every,
� Y16t millinery establishment is the first,in
was sleeping withber,lind not moved from
t1d:bod. at, the -same timle the
case .1 V orney% Progroo wond
. . who seems so *illing,to I
I .
nger now anabri-ght and
lots had been
alippejy.-Cold floor made her shudderi� -
, .. . I �
I upologiz6d, plgadoa, protogted; argued,
naive to better the conditioly, Ana ,pouospect.8
li��
of My p6or little children, And I I
ct aro not in
the town, and the people wh I
our secret w6nder how it is that Ole tdways.
,Almost. I
cbif,4'pss�ed- from the window. Into. the
. I
of.her (MY. Cousin's) sister A—, and
writer,
peculiarities 61 h r -sox;-Can eipla
. e
Of
of iill
and, us now �heir first
.
And finally. offeated a compromise. She
Persian
Tdined theml' , I I . . . I .
I Flo;' she saidl with passiplIato energy,,
.takes care, that .'q4ietly.I have- Jhe
,
and newest * of the bonne's ,and
.room
the latter, . as she afteiwaril 'doclarbol,
woman's w6tch'never goes. (
reason is thal*t is � nbver woun�
oft, there ,.jas i hit-
J
lit them -all thmi often
would be c6liton tea with a rug or
two;' but they - ' Must be $.00d.' .So I ex-
-.and
I don't say that I I will, - give YOU eVeFY.
I Ili ve, and they will more than dis -
prettiest
�
2nafttl0g. Her chil4ran Are under her Own
_
snashe lo 6ka back 'Vith a bhud-
aistinctly saw the figure of &.'child.ivith
Aark. hair standing by the side of a table
I
why it if! rdab'o'ls: wh , t PUZZIC 6
- no*-&-amys"aroi,st
. Meet, .,�&bjfib,l a
that peopI61' - furniture
I I I
1. I I; . .
'*do.
pended m-.smmIVfOrtUno in'tbrod,
hoped that her d6r.canaa'' .had come
.
,
jewel -
Y I have
. - as . I
charge my dibt.t6'you - don't
I'll"' b A ' i . I Children, I 110P
wine now
der! 0 t1lo jimo, When ,for .their gt)nd,, ,a
- was romo) r1 a amoribco list--
b 8 a it' in.
, n hot roorn. poke to it''all
I' ' S .
girl I was'
I stantly disappoared. The I little .
I .
ore, so the h1wa ya 1�st kdy is.no I
. .. .
.excuse . .
. . . . I �
I .
was my ai�pclmi, pri
room, with. a fireplace at
to an cha. Not at all I Sl ra. had boon
.
mla' delicately brought up, I she
fastidiously � .
. Injuring your
you y . I I
,hilawnof my Own., . .
Cleveland it . .
,he thought, sho I , .
� '
. Loart-
Selland thoirlabligr'o)memory to &, �
. , � 1.
ontly ag6in soon, for the lost't4no
pubac .
� bof.roTI' saw it'. by My cousin's father, Dr.*
.
' Last .Year it'Was a Fronch h6blo
rode fine hoAe to death oil to
a large bay-windowS in
wi a delicate
apored ' th '
said; I And lna%ed images (thus Sho desig-.
natea my bolovod-copies, fiom the antique)
'made With 01 artist's
., :,You, Miss - .
1. am not Miss Cleveland at 6,11,1 she
a
said, impatiently. 4 Vatell, I a id I Would
less, Mau, �
. I . - ,solves, *6 have no a .
As* for ollt - OUX
hnswered�Ahy vi.63.� -6 adv0rtisOlnPl1t8; whd,
I H-. It was i� the &brly daylidlit Of a
summor'S m6rilifig, and he was going up
-6 -�cii&naa
a
oil crue b . This yeaf Italy Ila
0 to omtj . On- the 8rd, of - Al
I
ri and the Windows were
list alliver.- an
Counsel fo aofence of
* I
toll you mt story, slid I will tall it' hqw"
as the children Are grol�ing up, I i;m [-.ble
b-
o gtairs to hia,roofti" mvlug J11k3
Gr ' , Ila 'a made a wagoii
,
a solt-texturoa green
vote a 2A'Unbor of incon.
.
fervorA bnosme I r;the
,
&6ir putity and oxaellencO Of, arpose ill
.
Miss Olevolana. added blushes
me, When I came
ever MuPh it hurts ,
hero, four months Ago, I ciMO full Of hOPO,
-
to dooreast '),I,, estq.blishment and work
il�rdcr: at 'July, art. I h%VO gold oft tile
fr�m 6 professional visit, On this occasion
, he SaW the same child (he noticed its',d&rk
, , I I
Immediately
fra a it rince tolmolite to
hoiseg from' Rome, q:NRPIQS
nd, easy lounges about,
rose And gold colored
design. But
to her provioUS-shiVOkings and shuaaeriftg9�
-
..
I go away full of despair.' ,. I
i Where is Your husband V I maked".'
. .
Persian xugs - and rdinstated the Venusea
all(l. and thy drawl-ag-room is again
hair y running, up t I e, stairs
,
Vdfoko - him, until it reached Ills rboin and
,changing in twenty-four ours,
11 p.m,, i1i the,lightest possi tr
ad ,in wool 'and some-
in brown housna. AirA
, 0,nd I had to give in. My statuettes wore
I l*,.,:aa;i!,1 to my husband's study and Yny
his gr I it she answered, -1 conically..
'In ay.6 a
Plants,
. )yeo wvd-the'liride ot ftfy
tile dolight,?;f lay c � .
pntoiod it. - Whel� lie got into;. the room Jt
. i . .. I .
. ..
. coaolimart� - Two volLioldej cents
in clear relief oil a di�rk
.
I ow n bvi I -room, R,ta !hoped that Idiss CICVO-
in
n 64ildren
� ' I &M O"L tunmWay wife , my
are with his mother, poor little thitgo ; it
10aa Contra, 60 to spoah, of all
heaRm=V6 Ii
Manner. of unconveAtional collgraities,
, w.�s gone.. .
I Thus the apparition bad been Aeon three *
I holder Of the stakes, � voterinmr
1
,,and a con.ohmaker,followed. At
economy and taste 11j.11.
. - 1.
0MC4
huld%,o ".uruplos would requioscat pace,
I :Vor a fe-i� clays this Boomed. to be a well.
was for their sakes that I did ,what my
oystoma.
Whatever my difficultieswifEL my bills are
them
times by' the family,' and onco'by Ina, T
aria the only one,�bowovor, that has seen 'its
of tho horses b6gan to limp, and
from Napl
I
ng with a darpet. There
grounded assumption, aud my bruised'
for
goal abl)6rroa-playoa a gamo of
tic dec(TtiOn, .
now, I refrain from montionihg, for
fear of )4dg&r counselling in(,, witl; a Imligh,
face. it has ala6 never been Man twice it
wh oil 10 kilometres
down'exhAuatod. 'Pile hot was tl
t and beautifill cabinets,
I
spirits kocovored theingelveB sufficient) y
With
,,�Vhen my hoobt.nazioa I was Icft' i
.
to take a short ent,to fortune by looking out
the same room by any one else., . I
won. Asitia,thb 10,0001ralic
a and gins a, and Ono that
dren's o'sliniet,' in which
me to tall my husband thmtJ forgave the
overthr OW of my lowes And p6atoa, fil Con.
.
forty poundi &'Year, and four children to
it, That is . three Yom's 690 now,
for a young lady who wants a homo.
- 0 ----.*.---
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Tun ruldr or - ngnn.-The great question
. , L
to the pool!, , , Charl'tyj' accordir
'Peter, I shall - bovor a
silver goblets, and ivaty.
other, pietty thihga that
!sIderation of tile solasible relief from the
additiou,tornyhouschold arieOfwho,baho
- his hb6d,
support on
-
andatthAtimel believe I had beauty.
At any rate I Wag, told tha't I had, Wid J
�
An oxchan�o informs us that the follow.
ing scono. actually occurred a sliort time ago
that has been agitating the %towin� trade
for tile Im'It two 1110IAtIls, wliothor tho #ties
, O.Multitupe
but in this �isoi it is to, be hoped I
who gave his ill -won botJo the 1
o 'our babies. And the
ith. line raxe old venetian?
paid me. 11c I aughed anXsIio(5k
and bade mo , wait mud see before I"Welit
was sought !or iti and tot it ohlYi I believe
by a man who had been my husband's
in A public school: Tbo .teacher, bei2g
rosolvedio have & thorotIgh-examination,
of boor tiliould btj advancoi( uy ille retail
dealers or not, NvaA finally ol;14tit ):AA' of yes.
,
in ofimme and: Contrition and as
, '
oa piiotogrnpim una on-
cirm. good"spmimmio ,)f
over unragetyedly to the oftemy., -
HOW can roople bring thbmsol,voo to
,
now,
friend ana who then pioleasod to be mino,.
� I
toll his name, but I Will toll
i
asked, 11VIierb was LoIA ' ' XVL when - tile
convention Was lield 21 Scholar- Varsail.
torday aftariv.kilr at a la)!0-1� 1LLtoJnjJfit�
li'm i
MOOMIT,,,1 (if V0PrcsOUtmtivO brci.
,ponnnce. - . -
, Tile la�6ei budinbgs has i6vii
I F ronch efinin, J)Wns alla
astolled up ill a peculiar
spook lightly Of What they term " minor
migerlool' FXhoge that: I was Called upon
I *Oft,t you
'
youtilig,thatheiga man Wall known In
'legal of tile Most
.
los.'� ANVherOiaVer0mIIlo8V 'Xea0?mt1s,1
, Whoro is Paris ?P - '*.in F rance. Where
' "
' , ,,:�olii"�'7(11
York, Brooklyn, Jor' it % .
Y 01 Y. "c'
JOL r001118
Motrgimnia, hold at TO (if th(?'Ation
in Petatbor6c titha 1ho -mills are
tonsivo ordeti; for export to th
I
� - I color,
, making spota Of
to endure N '0111a come into. that catogoryt I
V
tho, world its one VOW6I!'
ful for woman 'at the. bat. I Ap.
1a1i`rancciV 'InSurope.' 'Whom is Eli.
L - �
I gooiety. It %V'.L14 decided b) % ItIlagimous
States, . . .
. tinted paper that *Oro
,
yeft, kdaitiorio,lly, tboro
supp6so -, but What excruciating wroteliba.
neag t1lbyh avo caused Mae I I I grow nervous
'table, for a moth.
P166ders
pomied t6 him for,tI16 takeol 1116 old ftiond.
-
illip for thy husband,, to got ine a oittiatioq
ropt?, f4eholmv -'Jp&fronizing1y):--1 It you
don't linow that, X in afraid it's a bopoloss
,
veto, After COIIBidOk8tlo aiscumiotl# t6 retain,
the present price of 08 pvrbauol, but not
It is time to corbLbaefoo publial
t6in Poem Which i6ys somethin,
a
I
dmirablo Copies of the
, tile . Vanua of.Milo, the
1111fit toy ork as
Ana irri 0
art wife And artist. gut I ondured on
,� A 4'�A 4. —.1'. — 1,k—d
, 'r 'y 11011J)
M A I 111 (I
us L16 gOVOV1OaS Or ' Soo � * (
, V1111C .
me to start & bourdin ou.jt -- *W do Any.
WOO.' "The oxam5nMieft came to an i brUPt
I . .
lind domormliziBa 01050,
. 9, 6. diAcoullf of 15 I
to ArION tydr cont.,as hototo
.
oro.-Xaw 'Zork Xforald.
f �
Bettlaa fact that I'm to bar 9A
,
May, mother., , , I
. . . . - Apollo, 1polvp4,ore, the -ULY1400 Me Arlauno JUOP014441yj JA � J
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a.
;milislaus `
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boy 2ACI
other 14 � I
into this. 1�
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[I would - i
they be- I I I
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has es- 11. i
;o it, the, . �
ing-it by L, '. L. ;-.1. 1-1 j
tbe� foot , ,..,-- . --
are duly �
ranch is . �
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a which
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)f these - .
,na will, I
)it. The
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I trained �
wag the .
dle, dash
[ sorts of I
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patching
34Y. Beare - I � . .
thirty in .
I thro, Wn I .
na he io
no more .1 . �
his1orse L
me. rope
US horse . ..
a.,A rider, A
ever hav,-
i sent for
xong pen. �
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.atted for. . .11,
boy was L. .,
.a started
horse he: .
10 on his : I
to fasten . I if
is saddle �
off with .
Mu.have. :* "
hey Were
L I
]Exuaar-
Elillsburg .
to Settif , A
rm about L'
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industry
:operty in �
ay. SQme,
i&eatute., - ,
in of the '
relatives. * �
1, leaving :
party, to
.tan. . On !
is 'housw
erralo for ,
. , .
n, a two-
nd stook- '
ware, a ! ..
Ups�mirs
my,pieces
I -stowed -
tho'ce.1lar *
Bef, casks
Dllies and . .
moat at .*
a useless -
xown- ont "
east UK_ ,
lai.,-Thb, ,
I
arding, 6f �
jL famine .
. .
r -f . . � - . . L,.' i
here and . . . . . L
I
bile wall- - � . - I.. �
aturalist, . � I... I
rhich has . ,V
mf'n 1 , L I I
I it - .
. . . .
bile lower . .
Laster'the L . I . .
- -
Y'. . aspired. .. - . , . -
-wholmed L . . I.,
vritten'in * I ,..�;;
.
, .
les of as-. - � - . .
Bra gl&a:. , �" L "
lope as , � . .
med. ,his - � . - � I
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a thought ' - ,
'him lot �'-, , r
kttetunoa. ' - ' L. '
dvo-oldse.- I - I .� I I
- h ; . ;
.)rove t e� . I
by -saying I � - - '
. .
.
worthy of - .
�rived 61' * I .
ded from -' ' ' I
admitt�d . - ..
.
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[r.. Wo6a.- L . t - --e
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