The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-02-21
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Iizyzv had no no fe.rr r She understood not oitb how
fatal nred;snosit;on ,x. s lurk ed in her bosom,
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lerv vis;,sd and them ansls Tboma,s, and hi,
ns;ce rrefnDrned rrefnD home aRnt tbe ;eniovmept WINS 4 II
the formmer form y had onlv been martial for, he
conM think of ,l;,,ls, e,so5 and see l,ttle. he.
aide Iizzv. ,b,no sboes and tb.s ,I.n,,, n,v va.
\ mems ,di 10 e0" rejIis.f2'" sd' IT iE
T. Tba Jf cnltv roS tb Tho streets Wuf; With
ON, ~ stenn;na into water uss verv Great n
ipy,apite 1oT eyerv ptecau,;on .Kiyzv,s fee
dipped several times. into little pools of ice
water that instantly penetrated The light ma
ter;ol ;lh6Ifs ~ which her shoes ~ were made. r.
conseouence, she had = sliobt ,boorsepess h,
Tho tin,a sbet, reached home > and unclp TIN.
mas noticed battbe color on her cheeks woo, " /
verv umncb frightened ',''''..'.-.'' =.
snow goand change you shoes and stock,
mos immediately" said he, as soon as they
entered the house, "Your feet are thorough
" saturated.n .''5 10 80 ~. w. ~ 5' Al,
"Oh, no, indeed thew are not, replied Liz.
zy. sat, the most they are on " lit le
damp" "gjie1 aniaGI pA g" h''. s5" ' -
"A little damp I" said the old gentleman
seriouslv. aThe grass waves over MANY ,
fair Young Girl, who, but for damp. feet, would
now be q source of Joy 10 her friends" s5a
"Why, uncle, how strangely YOU talk
exclaimed Lizzy. becoming little serious il
t,rn I,st then Mrs Walton came in ~,
*Do sister, said the old gentleman, Sc,
that uthis thoughtless girl changes he! wei
Ihstockines and shoes, She smiled at. my con
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eWhysLizzy,pi ,pinterposed her mother, how
cam you be so imbrudeht! Go and put on
dry stockings 1t ohce.' ''"' '''''''.,r. .,.r :. e
Lizzy obeyed, ahd as she left theroom hel
uncle tsaid--vaars 70, ,4,oi .g )oG .si> ,'au
,How can 1ou permit'tbat eirl to 81, udpot 1
the street in mid. winter. with shoes almost 4.
thin as I,a, paper. .. -, .t b,.,,., .,..t ~,
.Hsr shoes have tb;ck solesy renI;ed Mrs
Walton. ,"You certainly don'tthink I Iwoul,
LET her wear tbin shoes on day like this
Uncle Thomas was confounded. Thick
shoes !, French lasting. and soles the thick.
ness of half d dollar. u t,aa@ass asa 2
"she ought to have leather boots, sister,
said the old o, gentleman. earnestly. ear "Stout
|. leather boots. Nothing. less can, be- called
a Droteetion. for the feet il, damn. wintrv
weather "1.' as@ ;a29,t4ets aa'a ais,.'
~ Leatber boots j., ''ti'af s.3 :, ," la@l9'.' 2,
+ Mrs Walton Wall =, seemed, little less surprised ~
than. her daughter had been at the same s,ie.
oestiong arql'1ag I'D i a5ilsjosa53 zr,aa
aft is a damp, cold day." said Uncle Tho.
mas. - '''"s ISL D 90" ." rc ,'s ,,,,s oag
y ssTrue. but Lizzy was WARMLY clad | am
very particular ON this point, knowing the
de1icacy Of her constitution. She never never . poess
out n in X winter time without her furs." ,.,
h sFurs for the, neck and hands, and lasting
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