The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-09
Il viii 60 about my house
With cheerful heart and eyes,
To fill life's possibility
With the good that IN me lies


With the good that IN me lies
Here was 10 morbid dreamer, but
brave, bright irrepressitIe spirit, full Q
childlike firth that the ruthless tread o
pain had only pressed into sweeter fra
GRANGE
1t was thus, the song still trec, bling OF
her lips. that she opened the door to Charli,
| S;aowles
Mss Grey, believe / called on a lit
tie matter OF business. l saw you at Mr.
Knowles office this morning, where your
manuscript had the honor of being reec
ted. fancisd, from what he told me, i
might be more in our line than his | an
connected with tho Era Wcpld you al
low me to read it?
Certainly sir. taking it from the little
draHer. where it lay, neatly WRAPPED II
brown paper
When shall l cali at your office, sir?
Next week, | think say on Thursday,
and the young man bowed himself out
Thursday it rained; when she called on
Friday the Office was closed. On Saturday
the knob turned obedient to !.er touch
admitting her into the small room, half
filled, it seemed to her, with men, mostly
young. engaged in animated conversation.
. No one observed her enterence
Say, Knowles said one, who wrote
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Woman's stun, did Bat this is a
great thing, great ii have sworn it was
yours if you hadnt announced il with
such Il flourish ot ,runpe;s
You givem me creditor molle,'y. Thank
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enlber was the u.ijmatun cf al. I.su> ana
lproiects human and divine
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+ ..r couul,.aree, - began hcr ,,ail. ysry
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p NJ -.....-i i-'.- v-a> written. I'D nab
li>h"d. and N-.lr,ut at among hcf r"."rs
trying T. E.;i2.' 2.'!"Ec~ aHoiu"'. =" vs.
wc-.s .il-t t.at peculiar waar.''-sS which
writers know 80 well. Her brain seemed
quite empty. >h" wonders VIgu-lv !:
anything vas happening aRyW.c ere that
could be made a story ot She wnairr.d
if there were really any lovers in the world
now-if che shouli ever so far believe it o.
TO paint another love sccnc- il Size should
ever realize again that there vas such
thing as actual pain OF actual JOY.
There were people moving along the
street through the gray November after
noon. but they seemed ike nothing hut
nhaptoms. >pertral and ,li:n She wiehe,!
.boi cculcj lie dawn and s!ccp rwav Tho
.tran-enc.f and wake np to the glad "a
miIiar feel Of real morning. 5ut sleep.
she be.fan TO think, waS one of the lost
art.-.nch slse, \. used 10 fold her softly