The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-17
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WHOLE NUMBER 33I

your face is SO on fire. He'll wonder
what in tho world you are blushing
about. Don't yoa see he is stsying'
Little Fanny Carr lifted up her eyes
and saw those OF Der Formidable visitor
fixed full on her face, whereupsn sue
rose from ber seat, and got on, Of the
room as soon as possible.
Pray, who is that little thing /" ask
ed uncle Jeti,ey Of Mrs. Pokenham, as
they were left alone together in tho
evening.
DO you mean Fanny Carr: O, she
is little creature that has seen better
.diys, aIa We let hsr be here because my
feelings won't let mo send her away
She 10 80 b'ppy aad SO attached to US,
poor thing, and she just makes herself
useful hy doips any trlfa that falls in her
way. She keeps the keys Of the store
room, and the tea-caddy, and the vine
cellar, aud the bear, and the ccllarct,
and she dis sp hea time with sewing for
the girls, and she has ths care OF the
linen, and makes all the pastry, and does
the proserveS--but what most prize
Fanny Carr for, is, she is such good
ruise-- she uursed the children through
all their maisdies, and never left them
when We had the scarlet fever; every
body said that she would catch it, but
sho never did, thougs she was with
'se'u day oea night Yes, Fanny Carr
Is a naost excellent nurse =
SO sho il your hoas, keeper, and
your paiu saver, and nurse =
%, no, uncle, Gout give her any
wages
A servant wilhou. 8agsa:'
Uncle, | sec that you don't like to
sec Fanny Carr, sitting at tse same ta-
bic with you. / am sure | bsg your
pardon, but did not think Of it. I
4 mt much thiuk that sho woui like to
cat with the servants, but III see. at
all events, | can scud her dinner up to
.er owa room
Let ,ac thing stay said uncle JEFF
,ry
But, my dear uncle, I confess it
vas very thoughtlcss Of me to ssat her
It the same table with you, aad | can
'ery well make her go
Then | shall 90 too, said deaf uncle
JeE.
Mrs. Pokouham Of course, immediate
y withdrew the proiFr. She could on
y regret that shs had bssu so inadver-
ent as to place her bighly respectable,
nd highly endowed, aud fortunately
ich uncle Jclf-ry at the same table
With poor minikin old maid. Fanny
arr was still tolerated, and uncle jeff
ny So far to overcome biz aversion to
Ter RS to permit varieus lit;le Offices
Which she was constantly performing
" him in her character Of general use-
4incys She arrau-cl the cushions of
is easy ehair---for after the FIRST ft Of
ulsnuess, ancio fiery permitted him
lIf 10 bs Installed into lis comfortable
ess-she fetched him his slippers, and
sached him his foatstcol, and got the
cwsrspsrs, and handed him his hat and
.ick when he went cut, and took them
ON him when he came in, and always
Iet him with smile, and some way O.
lOthcr. deaf uncle JEFF could hear Fan
y Csrr's gentle voice almost without
10 help OF ais car hs,n, better than ho
,ud understand other people with it.
/ vish ! sai deaf uncle JEFF s mon
. said Master nauies, how | would
axe /, 6y! lie has not the heart to
aay tbiag with it but to k,ep it to
It moth eaten aud rusty
There hs is uuder tho window, sail
umPhrey.
NO matter what one says, he can't
ar no, IL is such fus 10 look him in
G face aud borx bim, telling him wha.
old curmudgoon he is sll the Wills
aains him think that y.u are paying
N iSe greatest cempli-enis Mamma
,ss that IN Gno dyls Now III show
n honey, milk, aud 'uc,r wsy.'
Aud 80 saying, m"ter Daniel walked
4. hi, deal uuels J,n, anl with an
look aud ,ois ,nils. said, II
yes mo pleasure 10 assure you that /
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