Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-25

t strong man wringing his hands in agony
6 or clasping them in silent, hopeless des
pair.
| Again and again, at his request, re-
F., pcated to him every word of our last in
t tcrvew.
, "lf she had been forced away, or had
. gone against her own WILL" said Jake
Il would have followed her to the ends
} OF the earth. AS it is, we can only wait
! and hope it may be better than our fears
I The same day Mrs. Green came to oul
house, bringing huge bundle of wool ii
her arms
:, Il don't think l can finish spinning
: this for YOU she said with comic dgni
ty s.; Annie has married Captain Ludlow
; aud he is very rich and grand, and | don't
think he would like to have his wife's
mother spin for living"
took the wool, and listened gravely
while she told me about Annic's fine
prospects.
Il guess my Annie can hold up her
head with the othe, girls now. Captain
Ludlow has got a sight Of money, and has
promised to buy her lots of jewelry, and
silk gowns, and carpets, and a peanner,
and can't tell what else Annie didn't
like to give up Jake, at first, but these
young girls don't know what's best for
'em. 1t isn't every day fine gentleman
like Captain Ludlow wants to marry a
poor girl like Auuie, and | told her So
Mrs. Green was n little irritated that
did not congratulate her upon Annic's
good fortune, aud left, saying, spitetulIy ::
Il know there's plenty Of cnyious folks
in town that will blame Annie, and say
she ought to have had Jake but let 'em
have her chance, and see If they wouldn't
do just as She has done
The door closed with bang. and the
old lady tro ted briskly home, nodling
her head aud mut;ering to herself until
out Of hearing
\ week passed. l knew not whether
Ms. Green had heard from Annie, but
.he as scarcely out Of my nliud for am
h ,ur 1T a time JAKE trjeI to bear up
eheerfuIly, but could see that it was
+ hard work.
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.,,s rat,in, in her veins, and her little
Gsn5s iav Iclnlrs.lv unon the patchwork
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sant far lake and when be came.
s,nt him for the doctor. The doctor
c,gue hut ,ho.k h, head qrayelv when
be Jaw his patient
"Doyou think she will live ," | ven
tu, ed to ask.
"It is possible, but she will require
careful nursing"
received the doctors directions, and
remained to administer the medicine with
my own hands. For fortnight spent
most Of the time at the cottage, sending
Jake a daily report of Annie's condition.
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