Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-05

a very long one, and She had to stop now
and then to spell some OF the long and
more difficult words; and size had not
quite finished it, when several knocks on
the garden gate were heard
There Is no one TO open it. grandpa,
said the little girl, interrupting her reading.
You must 90 then, said the Baron
The garden gate was not far enough
from the piazza to prevent the old man
from hearing the following dia. .ogue, which
/ took place between bis niece and lady
a stranger.
Does not q young lady. a teacher Of
I the piano, live here ? asked the lady
No, madam, ,Julietta replied
1t must be here, certainly, my dear A.!
| had the exact directions to this house
giyen me She may be a boarder, whom
y0u do not know, my little one.
In the whole house. there is no one but
my grandpa, who IS blind, answered
JuIietta. in the impatient tone Of Il litJlc
girl who liked not her word doubted, and
/ Adelu. my oldest sister; and Marianne
the cook and her husband, the gardener;
and my little sister Mary and the dog. and
/ and no ore else But sometimes a
young lady comes here who teaches the
piano, and perhaps she is the one YOU want
to see
Il wish to see Miss AdeIa st. Andrews.
who teaches the piano to the family Of
II never tell iibs ma am. said .Julictta.
impertinently intcrrupting her; my sis
t-r Alcla is not 4 teacher Of the piano
Don't YOU think ! ought to l,now?'
Does the Baron st Andrews live
here asked a young man stopping also at
the half open gate.
I Yes Sir"
/ Tn II. certainly, the Young lady for
whom Won are inquiring lives here mad
ann he said to the lady who was ques-
tioninc Jnlietta and doubtless the Baron
st Andrews, whom ! seek, is her grand
father
f And to the intense surprise and even
anger, OF ]ulietta, who still insisted that
her sister was not a teacher Of music. the
Young man made his wav to tho piazza.
approached the blind grandfather. and.
having assured himself that he was speak
ng to the Baron It Andrews, said
Baron ! have the pleasure of an
nouncinr to YOU that YOUR pension is re
stored
Sir. sir YOU certainly must have taken
me for some one else the Baron said.
his surprise almost as great s that of
.Iulietta :. for nv pension has never been
Il i r.storoj -
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