The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-11-13

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oven. and the young men did not 80" che
deep flush of pain that iashrl over her w'ar'
features
'Wi you bring in pitcher of water
p'oa.e,' she said, ptMssspp'ly, not seeming I"
have hoa'd the quWh,
There il is sga wien was bachelor
had nothing ro ID aktand my c"al over to
the tailor, pay him S2Dr, and i was done
in iifiy, and no VHAbling. No water to
fetch when a fellow is lrcd either said he,
tauntingly.
Lizzie was tired, sad and nervous; wait OF
sleep and the exhaustion incident to nursing
her beautiful boy, now so near slck-the hur'
ryiug TO get time for the mending, not to
speak OF the disa ppnntmout i'll putting aside
all her own plans, thus throwing her baking
and ironing into one day, for both must b"
d ne on the morrow, or the clothes would
uidcw, aud his bonrdors 20 without bread
all thi, was too much. Lizzie could not en-
dure his badinage, though half playful, for
shs knew, an knew well, that if some such
thoughts were not in his mind, they would
not have found their way to his lips.
She hastily set the biscuit on the table. and
saying simply. 'Suppor is ready stepped into
the bedroom, and burst into tears. You may
call her a fool, if YOU will. | do not
You might as well ask the withered
leaves not to fall, when tho autumn gale Is
sweeping through them; AS well ask flowers
not to suffer the morning dews to exhale in
sunshine, as to ask tender, loving, sensitive
wife to withhold her tears when she knows
she is wronged She may forgive, she may
look cheerful-an hour after, bright AS the
sky when the cloud had passed-hut she
must feel: and it is only when her beautiful
nature is desroved-wh n, rs is too often the
case, the very traits of character winch won a
husbands love in the beginning, are obIiterl-
tcd-when love turns to hate, that she can
bear from lin slight or exaction with unmov
ed indifference.
Lzzics tears did not frw long; her heart
gained its natural relief, and a ter pretending
she was getting Walter to sleep (Which she
actually dil), She bstlcd her eyes and came
ont, wa-hei her dishes, aud sat down again
to the coat.
Frank sat watching her flying fingers for
an ho1r or two, aS he laughed and talked with
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