Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-22
than usual the doctor resumed

| iiooiS"1'o tndH usual, Lne doctor resume ed
his usual gay and light hearted manners,
and became fully as gay and gallant as
ever.
Bless me- exclaimed Mrs. Green,
one day, when little Dorty, whose whoop-
ing cough was just at the worst had awak,
ened her symyathies by an unusual ft of
coughing "Bless me |! allecampane and
peneroyal don't do that child q particle Of
good. Matty, you must just run in and
ask the doctor to send him something to
help him, or the poor boy will cough him,
self to death"
Matty, who stood bonnet in hand, havin Q
just received directions as to the purchase
OF sundry dresses, aprons, etc., for the
little ones, felt inclined to rebel as this
last order was added.
Hadn't you better 90 yourself aunt t?
You can suit yourself better with the
dresses, and yon understand Betty's case
better than do
But Mrs.. Green plead d the pressing
household duties as an excu22, and con,
cluding, "Now do 90 along. I guess
Doctor W"rriner wont eat you," made
her wish she had not objected
Nevertheless, she put on her coolest
face, and assumed the most dignifed air
Of which she was capable, as she ascend
ed the Office stairs. Foolish child, she
might have spared herself the trouble. -
The doctor was nc. in, and card with
the words, " Gone from town n-win return
Tomorrow, stared her in tie face as she
entered
Matty glanced aroun the pretty, nicely
furnished Office once 50 familiar to her
and over the little writing table, where lis
owner was wont to kecr not only writing
materials but also suci, books and period
reals a. were favored with his special re
gard. lhe brilliant binding Of a nrw
book caught her eye. 1t was a volume Of
poems just from the press, and was writ
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am very sorry, SIR, she iaItefed, at
length
w. dare say--and so am | but un-
'ortuha'e'y tha' does not replace my book.
oou'o 1t be br' Narrineg who spoke =
his very voice was changed, and his lace
wore an expression OF stern constraint
"h'ch larry 're'gh'ehed her.