The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10

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hils They So Miss Mary kYhns=aa.f.
ras~~aas.heE-nsms i. - lhe L0dEs =
- tshghaed Wssa lin. All the proad old
EeHtasmza = sirsys askiag hirs gl,rsr. i
hardy fasa& Sc Is qaile gona saanxh for
Fralk- 'Sss : Fssh. bat he 9oask rare fur
roRp mi vanity. tie knows lkeTe i.
- hng = sans.lt1ing snd nnsasisfsrsofy
- pEi1e. I ksAEd him ssy ane asv 4
was double rnrsr. wnuniing fhe hrart
that reposed cn ~ breast tass n0nsishei
msnd Prrying on ihss unezsy hreasl.n
@TIow ioag i E6sher going 10 II e
way r asked Wsllaoe. who had rnsae
fhe psaisy ard kiichen RIA Haodia inss
tse .Frssiur, and made b. naon-siAe ~
reasanee there whh ) sugarrd sire Ell
bread and busser IN Bis hand. sCIsrss
ssysshe i going q - s~ay ere O. III
weeks. hai don't believe II. Whv. tie
house would he ii snpsT- ID less than
moash-unisss. INDEED. tisi pert lil.Ie
coun'er jamp<r. with slie goa,ee yoa ihink
sninleres'ing. ssaovid ears u you n.F-slope
---eicpe with soo, xnd leave cisrsa an,l
mo 20 msnage. Siars. wou!d'nt that Sc
fun 80
|" Mother has gnne 10 stays long lime.
NaKace. SIZE has gone 10 lawyer John
sea's, % help him arrange some of e.
sler's business ihsi hes heen Iefl 50 long
unsettled. lon will be a. elad ~ any of
u o knov hat now she viii be able 10
pay sll re debts Of ihe estate besides Re.
ssiAipg heE own llnle properly" -.
Glsd = any Of you! guesss am.
Ton know how those debts worried me.
3ofaink that any one shosld hare room
70 question The honor Of'our dead father
but now. z.
sTpon his neEae no stain ran rest;
And though upon his silent breast
We've hcspcd the cold AMI heavy clay,
w hears heats lighter from . day"
"l'here's more poetry in your heart
filsn in your rhyme said Helen. a. The
enthusiasm Of her broiher marked itself
IN his rough gesticulaiions a. he spoke /!
the lines which, trsnsposed from snatch |
81 Of verse in his memory. arose as nst. |
nrally 10 his lips Al times as less mea.rr-
ed speech. lie spoke hastily. but as lie |
remained grave and silent. she smiled, and
ne aroused his wit for saucy speech be. |
fore they went 10 their dinner.
@ si - aHs~8t #@< sT~
"wallaee /! wsll.ce You must so for
The doctor! Ciarsa hss lei the tes-ke tie |
tall and 'scalded herself most terribly.
Poor creature, hear her screen. Do atop
singing, end rome and sse." 10
II ~ss Helen, y ho had hastily thrown
around her her lmoiher's dressinR.gown
and rushed down 10 the kitchen IS ihe
shrek Of poor Clarss had struck her ear,
end then into the yard where Mr.. VAL
lace. smesrlier riser fhsn she. was sunning
himself sslrde the fence rails snd singing
some oi his oxn rhymes. de followed |
rsihef uthbers,sly, fcT 10 asa fasorils
expression Of bis. he was ..run aground
Tor rhyme. ."tsnd be thought her fears
exaggerated the matter. Bul his kind
sympsthiss were soon awakened IS he
heard Ciarsa's gtosns, and helped to
swsihe her feet and one shnrkingly bis.
tered hand, IN bsndsaes OF co.toh wool
vet with csmpkor end oil. and he wiped
The tears from the dark cheeks wriakled
with pain. s.. 4@ rs 5sz5s
DO you feel sny essiet!" asked Helen,
soflly.ss she knell beside, pouring on The
refreshing liqnif. d. ss* .2sua39a
II" II Won had" began Wallace, 10 an
excited zone. s@'9" t45@ =~#@ ~
- Hush d.i now. Mas Wa.ly. hush il
right up. dis instant momen., qusneliug
w.d Mlss Helen. L ian't mean 10 have
M sspusing here while Missas is gene.
Oh gracious mercy how da. lei faos does
tms,ts Dsr. now, il feel little btnrI.
mos be trying 10 tiuish geitin' break
fast--o Fa1. @55s .eHt3 ae@ YH
-" Getting breakfast Getting 10 bed.
sos mean. Ther.'il be no .gi,,in up |
stairs ! never din see'-but stop, III man
age it's #a# %&s #aE'#s.s II II. II /
Wallace brought down strong wood |
ea rocking -chair from abore. aud slipping
her into the pi.lowed seat. they moved
ber into cooler room. where they tried
TO make her comfortable. a. d she, yam
qnished by pain, had 10 yield TO all their
measures. though she kept ejssulstina
dire sHxieties shout the unprepared break
flst sni wondering where they could gel
'hA rare sriiels in . county. vilIsge.
Escarcer IN Appleton than ny ihing eise,1
good heir. A@ '@''a = ao <'@'a'sssS
i" PITY Of Us wis; rhou'd We do with
> strange gal among Misfus's n,ce cbans!
and may be shed steal or win some Of
the vslasblsss things in the bouse.'' was
The con,nual burden OF poor Clarss's ID.
ment. II was as much a. they could do
to soolh her. end when .. last .he seemed
somewhat more easy. they had almos, as
much snxiely - herself about the deprive
.sion other services. Wallace re-6lied The
kst,ls. and stirred the fire, and perhaps
The wises, Thing be did was his praise Of
Helen's skill in making toast. He could
20, bn, laugh 10 see her v iih her hair par