Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01


up for his mothers taciturnity by clanor-
ousiy demanding 20 Sc thc stranger. watch.
and rubbing his velvet cheek dehghtfuuv
against the rostly furs which edged Hush's
travelling coat
d" Papa hal fur coat Ike this-papa ts
dead" chattcrcd ihc htilc fellow. Eiting
his brown eyes 60 Hugh Souihbank's. with
innocent confidence.
>outhbank did not answcr-he looked
down into tho liquid ehild-eyes With =
stranse feeling akin o. the revival Of forgot.
Ten dreams. WLers hai he seen those ewes
before
'' And mamma is gong % B-to try
and earn some money f1r me and the baby
Msnma has only nine dollars LEFT. ~ went oa
th- small chzttcrrr. and
'- Hugh. dear don't talk any more. inter
posed tie soft trcmulous voice az South
banks side. with an accynt thar thrilled him
to fhe scry heart. while a small -lcved hand
va, laii 'n the chid's shouldcr South
bank leaned forward 10 get a glimpse Il
possible at th~ face that belonged O. the
sweet. low soioc. but 10 vas usele,s--the
car va Co dark. va. there ~ way Of
readin, this strange ridIlcs
" And What is your nam~. my rttle fcl-
low: he asked. sailcn inspiration com
ing 90 - ard
90 Mamma says I'm not % talk - pouted
the ehiii. BIS scar.et Up thrust oat with Of
Tended dignity. aud hooking around a. Al
be expected thc decree O. De repealed.
'' Tickets. q yoa please shouted the
conductor. hu,iiing to~n the aisle
" Holi your lantern herc minute. INV
man where d'f 1 put thar ti,kets- said
llasc. os'entatiou.ly .ea-cLins through the
compartments of Dis pock,t-book. %.
ber, .t i.-au right
All ught- indeed. for in the f4u glare
oi tle aatcrn De- discovered the ke, Co that
troahlcsomc enigma. Their ewes had
met '1r one sccoud-aud Hugh south
bank kuc~ that Ehil >ayrr was sitting
1c,.dr Lim
q" Mr >o4th5ank. o. she ALTERED.
EIubt~
iarnu-h ihe lonely winter soItuIes-
through glen. ot is.ric-haus trees. and
suoEy rasiu~,. and mile, oa miles 81 drrary
bills ani va.cs-jartrI the nigbt-exprcss.
its iron .auss breathing coiaalns oi grey
'uoAc. .i. SOLITARY cye of red flames cic4,-
iu- thc darkness ike -pear. The fat man
;c.i asleep aud saorcl. thc Ola maid nodI-
81 among her pyramid oi band1oxe..
Long aso thc chilli on liash', knee had
hlieu asleep. Li. hlsheJ cheek resting,
against ;ae sao., t-r upon OBJ, protectors
hr,asi-thc uany's blue ~srs was vviieI
beneath tius ,I-mJeroa, lI,-bat neither
IlaSh uor E.iith e,iac.n,l thc least tenlen-
cy O. luit of INFO !rcauIauI. f,r tbe pal.
ani beautiful yo4a- viI5w hlI cola tbe
'imPle story of ler iii- o. L.m ,l1 haI onrc
confidently boPei o. share be-. ,ici,.iiades-
h'W .hc va. a uiloa auI alone
" Eat j am wear, ias yol. she said. t..n-
.Jly
Nay. Eli,h. .ail -aa,hlank. rrr-oarl,-
iliy d" Who should tc interested iu the
history of roar so-oa. 3D. DOG I .~
"lt s a scar tonight since Charlie.
died. 'ic a.ll.I. .. aud feel that ismv
dai, OBJ rx,rt myself 40 ll.t. f,r the benefit
ofttess E,t,e ones. .l. a-. l.t r.rr.f...
Air ~ll'lnank. SOUR circle ~ friend. i.
la-.. AMI .-f.erf..f f-.ti.,.t t..,- 80,
.t rae Clrror Tell ODD. ,f ,.., .,,.,,,....
in ah'rh. a. coserrrss o- companion. I
r1Hii earn livelihood. however humble
Hash vas sieut aH instant. DEL coulI
scarcely realize tllf this meek. tiuiI cres-