The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-06
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Pooh ,pu are jealous y he -neerei.
No. rank, not -..nu>. To- have no
cain uP~a ls-t = oatd to Heaven J
hads / >exciSitret -j,R FeHesus.c-
t''a he e4zed - qm.e sIeuc-# sai
>nbdue " ,.ea mt.r.' said ,....Ea.r.
: steis ffer-ut iron, her aoG.en Her
great calamity has made her = pet n the
household: sue hss be5u treated always
Ike tender little child, and SIZE looks for
carrsses art-tose from every BODY. In
studied in The WAYS Of the world, unspoIi
ed by tie arls % society, she has not the
cunning "a hide her 1T chmen. hnt con-
t-is t.>ors upon those she loves WITH y
child's ar,Ies-, contidi g Headlines. b.
caseful. frank, DO careful how vo" trt1-
with a human heart. especially with hers,
tor lew women can feel ss -he daes."
Frank Applebv laughed ltll- bn'
could see hat he WAS touched a, he turn
ed upon his heel, asving. Wei. | gill
leave her to Won. Unmask INV treachery
if you will, bu, tell you | mean, no
harm"
II he had left her to me. "A ne aaid-ii
his vanity had no. p,evsi'et over his bet
ter judgment-all Nigh: have been we'll
That evening .hs .ang the sweet song.
"a Ring of Cold" and all applauded -
But she looked around IN vain for word
OF praise from Frank never shall for
get that touching, eager glance, asking 40
mutely, 30 mou,nfuIly for the one beloved
voice For a few DAYS. Frank WAS very
distant, seldom speaking to her, and | en-
deavored to ill his place At AL pIactica.
bic times l sang to her, read to her, walk.
ell with her, and afersome little while had
elapsed she los, the look of painful reverie
| that had for sine becnma hahituai to
her. and learned to watch for me oh
| those p,ecion. hours. when she seemed al
nv own! Can ever forget them She
was so innocent and ye, 40 confidiHg
so graceful
| think .he was begin, lug TO transfer u
me he affection she had felt for Frank
| Applebv. For me the ere grew luni' ou'
now for me the li:lle .ilvery laugh ="
welcome sounded
Means hiie trar Was Going he rsaiiy
e.g.n; Ehs,lu's- Houston She US +
500 b, g'r,. I'D loved ber hind sis ~ Al
| most ,tn atsnn>'v xond-r-t >he &
~ OF r"trc-d poo ft;ie tmi,'s ia 80 on
huj she a. - ac"u@,oiied 10 e. he tol g
sud i,-' I'd ,h.t i <-efn-i 10 Aer = a.Srtet
~ course. Size 49, bale .nci : nuuisoe.
Of sD.trfs coHtende. tJc ner hand So ia
rrsuk 10 ei JOY si suonoriy Of hel
sutie. AID gl'.t ogaces, vac estretned ;
tor>9nnge fellow
Ore evening came home AMI found ~,
Iitfi- rn-ebui = | ratI-r her, uI.usu4li,
oppressed / thought She bad ieen y erp
! irr. 10 VAIN .1er ~ a., ~, power. I,
pi.x-e her--she smiled but I, s'nI- Va
followed b, sigh. Fin'iing Al orp"r'u
tun''s, enqnired # Charlotte aha' ca {
o. 'i- n,-'trr win her -iS or.
R-s!l,. | csnu"s 'e!l, -.s her reply
"she seemed to be very happy when sh'
came home this afternoon
Game home this afternoon y ! Z acu
lated PRAY where did she go!'
"For drive witt. FsanI," wss her re
ply
There was pang at my heart. | saw
through the sadness. the tears. Old i'm
pressions had been revived, and tenderness
| renewed. The sound Of his voice, even i
he had not spoken lovingly land ! knew
the man TOO we'll to know thai he had 40,
lad a~ ak-n, d the sumh"rug emotions ~
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