The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-03-09
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81 Iaiaibs Fannie, ,'a said Judge Clifton to his
sisubisdAaghter one morning, laying down the
kasi oipaper Iovsr the top of which he had been
-sosoqlfor some utime intently regarding her,
el5os tfssns hther, my Cchiid,q aol 5dT sat Z
-esqs .gmEannie very dutifully did as she was
baa shiddeu. sAnS as she stood by his side,
asfsne HE Judge took both of her small hands
-sea IaA eseeof5 lhis, and smoothing caressingly
sslssb Githathe siother, her soft, shining hair
OF 3slllockeds fenderly into her face ai sis1
dsem ssJsY0u are d woman, qnow, Fannie he
blucs ysaidGodv in oo;sq edi aedl 4gggid. omo
.tftEighteen) last CHI 10 mas, papa D re-
ed yszturnsd FalEiey demuraly trying to assume
stsdi7tAAs dignity and gravity which belong to
has sfAiiAt imaturs sge.asT Though, Ito tell the
ssiagib tsstb, ,stbeY Yioekedastrangey ous of keep
yId2la dog Hith her slight form and girlish face,
and in spite of all her efforts, her rosy
ss{snr ds0hth would sdimple with smiles, and her
-issaos syss wear the nrchi saucy expression that
sssst3 Asaustural to fhcmsswog Ig18i1as H99a
lhapl SIT lsCsn itabs possihlelb exclaimed the old
en- ssoGsntIahnan, ,shslving q deep sigh, how time
.rwo 1Hdoes egoS 10 obeo surelas You are year
100 m06ld<r than yont udotheriwas when mar:
-aIsi2s> kisd iherii ssdt splt ii * .stsad dte
ysss snas sWsliq qMslti he resumed after { pause
-zsn satafihg Of his spectacles, and after wiping
bisOds sh6n darefully eia5justing them onDhis
sdf Cd 1ose,sI suppose Imustocome todit some
ssaaa7fiue and lisz may as well be first as last
S-woq Cd Al fathers hare TO- loose their daughters
.ssns3 s1ndd ~ jbpose shall have 4 o make up my
-tbnu3 mind ste l6oea yon.' % Elaog 81 tslIs'
sctit sdi Is0bse me, apaPal,i exclaimed Fannie
knsns nsborningsAe AeEw eyeasin astonishment- -
I - 10 Wbtikhat doryensnean?ii1d nd ihope h am
aaaasg IN g6ibg tbsdieo yet awhile aafq sg8d
tGzI itYoe kdDw what i mean, well enough
ssslrssntog jsdehId mean thats like all the res,
snsssniIof efhe silly gpdne girls who never know
81 ssg,lSueeea theti arao veil ayou will be- get
sdaifH Inemsfrteds' ,sansios a. tdgust .9Ios
-Sti3sni sssT6r shaWespapaR said Fannie. blush
sdt diijne andelaughihG,uI shall do no suci
a1i1s;sdhtag. isFJsu g1snaeo sdi 10 ftaa72 no "a
70 ssas,alho hoflcahrseIin inota feturned the Judge
Baamshay5y u Nsyaribsd such an idea during
f4sss tAhe7Fhsaad eoutse ofcNonr llife,l / dar,
.bsahai saYsaAC Coddp't esrersuadeds to do any
-usGi sthino sohisb3y impFopeb' 70 fsem qi49s
soslss sdi Bat what putl bhat idea into you
ns saiilhesdotbis mornings papaH persisted Fan
.sDs ,ssEntbEh Ehosa &C cdrioaitJMas aroused, .bsilu
Je7sks4 efThbvisit ola pertain young gentlemen
.1sssb NhoIhshrsqsasted permisaion too payshi
addresses to you.' .saiga lysnsT
~ ssdt Hhhtohemely ,abds disagreesble Major
"a soa QianaiAI Issppose, said Fannie, seorn
Cd binof ofJlybashrI asst faoTf bshnlozs xat q
sroa,iv nadNos NJ dear eitiwas not. 10 Itwas tha
.si fuohAsA1ame anaoa agreeable Mr. Charley
ece o, RAgs a3Khak do ysusthink of thst2ss 40
ssoqyra sEe ber fathsrsi surprise Fannies coun
-su TO tsaaace faIl,usher roseabud lips showed Q
.sehf sir0ssx peseeptible pontdsnd o ifrown gath
.oya cf.essdoA heR RsmOotk Open brown r.,d.iI
coisesvbs Ebipkll Tepsstsd with sssdisIdaint; ID t