Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-01

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U.. ''"' hannah no" 10 you GO
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NV "'"' )" ,''' we s'atie" tong
:, :" ''o'9 o"F iieh' ms morning
~ '''' rang Inc "cli and ordered tea,
VIZ, "cco''Pa"l'"colN'
believe you never drink coffee. aunt;
o'e"N'a9' Tor 'he i'"''ly vii nor be reody
ms '""g Tune. r'a" very early 70 lu-
prove - drawing.
- "hF' J Fe nat my breakfast and
~''"''u u al away 'oIe sunrise all ihia
winter
oh)uid YOU rot Ike 20 60 pp stairs.
no"R SAID Maria, when Mrs. Harris had
despatched her breakfast.
Lod Il marcy bow many stairs you
hayc got, Hll caryefed t0ni whv, il seems
as IL could pick Them are roses oti, and
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So'' ''''''' '"""'" pay or caru"g' ;" We
o'',''"'''u ~ NH Nv" ',,u WIZ" one stone
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since was mere. lou wahf "lgg'i. Mrs
r"''ng""'o' man my Lucy, "h"1I b" i've
heX' June SP"-r there IS great ma
ny ne" 'h'ngS |" lie seen; ana Maria
>pmse 20" h'''" a! me way about
nc o'ooo '''etu MARIA neck ana lace
S'lc cN|hatg'u S'ances WIN her sister on
made II" other remark than shall b'
very haPPy 10 make aunt Harris pass The
'''''c "gr''"''H'
- VS. h"o" you """'u my nus.
ashamed Of US but | told him YOU was
drcadr,IIv altered then. for vou went al
round our town last summer, and calico
o. your old acQuan,ancrs.'
An = thought Maria. : shall have &c
survey that dress Of nv chIdhood many
times this week. Mrs Harris little think,
or the difference between our CITY and ne,
native village
Nv hat nice baby you've got Mrs FL
lcnwood. Poor creature, whit has aunt go
for il dear said Mrs. Harris. extracting
Il huge nut cake from her rrtCulc.
ooh > SAID Mrs. EiIingwood. i do no
allow her To eat solid food-she is onl,
eight months old
LAP always fed nv babies Mt three
months. sar,in. forgot tell YOU brough
Won kag of June butter. 'ris as Vel
low as your nar,goldS used To be Maria.
.IuS, like Yourself. aunt Hannah. always
making presents sal Mrs. EI'ingw"od.
Mrs. Harris declined going down tC
breakfast. She corld amu>c herself nice
" bvskoking out of the window she said
Mrs. Elhngwond and Maria were place.
in IA sad dilcmma. Maria was now seven
teen. and IN conjunction with her sister
had issued cards "f invitation for largc
party, III" ensuing evening. Thursday
10 recall them WAS impossible; to gel rio
ot their warm hearted, though unco,th vi
>iors. was equally hopeless. What coulo
he done? Her remarks would attract N
teniion. and the stamp ri hlvlng hrrd I"
vulglr relations, be impressed on them by
their numerous acqua'nances: Mr.. ri
Iingwoud would be mortified Henry VIII
iarns " he had solicited Mnria'> hand would
exult. and one denrer TO her than all 9th
rrS. would be present, to sec and perhaps