Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-11
From he Boston OIfve Branch
L L 5 I 0RfD AFFECTION,
BY MRS. n. A, DENIsON.

father with her hands behind her, and her
lips quivering as she spoke.
w hat do you mean, pet 2" he exclaim-
ed, springing after her, and drawing her
resisting form towards him that is a
very strange thing for little girl to say
what put 1t into your head that father
don't like mother 23 he continued. smooth
ing back the soft hair from her white fore
head, and looking earnestly into her cast
eyes.
"Because when mamma went away from
| the table you spoke cross, and said she
was always sick; and she HAS got head
ache" added the child earnestly. while the
| tears trickled down her cheeks. [ have
been sitting beside her all the afternoon.
and rubbing her forehead and she is sick
and tired very often, and you never tell
her that you are sorry, nor kiss her as you
do me
Charles Crosby drew his little girl closer
to his bosom. Her artless words had fall
len like fire upon his heart. He felt IN
stantly that he had spoken harshly more
than once to the gentle being that never
gave him an unkind word Seven years
Of his welded life had passed calmly and
feetly; being young and 9 most impulsive
creature when he married, he could hard
ly appreciate the deep, holy love which his
sweet bride treasured up for him and him
only. After the romance Of the affair, as
it seemed to him, had settled into a quiet,
perhaps monotonous reality, his restless
spirit yearned for some fresh novelty
To work through the day, to come home
at night and spend the evening hours by
the side Of his wife and infant child whose
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/ form sErbt and fra1iIe witbaI She had 50
much nrndence and was 50 rood mana
GER that from the time of his MARRIAGE
/ 2borlos CroSbv had boon accn1n,,laf I'M,
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sitiyc and word Of ronroacL fron one
4 she esteemed would canso almost scrions
/ Illness Tho I,arraoa of bo,, fllI Ilra
orn. as + Z, ,-a,7 -E7,.. ti,,.. sd ,,,',.,
rho noble t.,...of i.... husband Was f.,,.
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/ Crosby had ofton become am alicn f. h;s
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fonnd rs he tbourht. choice and conaaniaI
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dl-ro,,,tb oe Ills ,gorIJ viii a1laD ,nIess tha
=.rc c[otic i[ 70 he tran1nIa9ted into Lca-
ven
Charles Crosbv sat vial, bie eIo-1- rcst-
;ne, ,,ran IittIo FlIop.s Laad +bn dnar
cb?Id drca or t,ricc nnconscionsI,- si,.bod
and those sirbs were arrows to the Woun-
dcJ sniri- of tbe father
:. narI;ne, 1-o,, s,,oal- stroncoly.n bo said
ofto- = Ian, 1anee Jrrin@ Ivb;cb oonsci-
enca re Ind hem bnsv :. fafher has rroat
deal Of hard work to do. and comes home
t;rod .-d ,,orbar. littIa fratf,I some
80 - H. H. bo---5ocs loo ,,,,,T.
,ao+bor1 - he said slowly. and vondcrina
Tbat had become Of rfe gl31yinq doIioIf
he had once felt ~ the mere mention of