Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-26

Dear me- cried merry voice IN tb.
door. o. boz dark you src in herr, I Do.
clare an almost afrais 90 come into ssci
Pokerish place, Mollie. are vos there
Jennie said 50. snd-Nr. Trucman. dear
me. good gracious! vel. I ucvrr,-
And by this time Mrs Munou va fair.
j. in ihs roon. Mrs Minnow uas pretty
little woman. scry pretty litlc woman.
-iih brisli biue eyes thai glanced search
inslr from David 20 Mollie. and from Mol
iic back again. IN a say that discoaesrteI
thcm exceedingly.
! am 10 a desperate hurry eoutinued
Ms. MinnoW. varmin. a pretty foot a. tie
CRATE " Bat Jennie called oat that Grim.
Maxim a. cutting uP again and you uas
herc. and thought I mus, run in If only
Tor Joe's AXE. yoa know.~
DAVID WINGED. WAY for Joe's sakes
Mr.. M'nno~ as Jos's cousin. bat siaos
he Va comfortably drowned. ani on, y
ihe ~ay. vhat vss the use of perpetusliv
h'1'ng bim uP' Why no, ia Joe alone.
especially since MoIiie elouded a. once.
Last Ne~ Year. I've. a. tbi. TIM.
joe sas talking ~ish ue. she said. gloom
i's. siiiing down in chair and showin-
disposition 20 cry.
d" Never mind. dear. let bv.rones be
by-gones.- saii Mr.. Miuno-. cheerlr
and boxing wiih immense sstisfaesion A.
Moi.ic's quivcring face. Suppose %.
talk aboui New Year. / have lot ofbo~s
and ihing' 20 fnish. and boz 90 get them
together doa't know. never vas TASTY.
u sou coaid run over for balf an hour nov.
lnfced / "a coming 70 Ms Maxim. after
voa.-
" II 'hc isnt TOO tired. ~ i,nied David:
hut d. bal better have held has tongue. Tor
there b. generally 10 D. found IN a rinctc~n-
'rar-oid the pure essence OF feoutraIiriion
in AT 80 original strcngth: and DAVID.
evident disiaste and unsasiness ~ouid have
'ent Noliie fur:her tban across the street.
where Mr. Minnos lived up stairs, Mrs.
Mluuo~'- husband stood in the door. ard
'' oa. George. - exclaimed that Hl,lc w.
nan. 'Pringing up the steps. and -Lisper-
ing something ia his ear. vhereon George
vanished 90 the upper regions. where sounds
Of skurrying we're 10 be- heard a. tLey ap-
proached; and opening the door there was
oaoy on the rus ~himPering viiL The air Of
q baby that had been set down suddenly.
and on the opposite side % the room tie
knob Of another door turned softly.
90 Cory here. isn'tits~ said Mr.. Mmnou.
taking up the baby. and booking about her
siih a. AIR % relief. o. and it j. an George.
io.nss There was little besides tb- four
~alis -hen we came bat II I want drc.-
'er. Why uP a dresser goes. D. take q
iancy 90 shelves. Why there's George ham
mcring. and pounaing. and cutting. anl
clipping. ard rlaning and mailing uH the
shelves are done. That man Just makes g
tie business q his life % fni OUT whai 7
want. aud gct it for We dcclircd tbe
young wife wiih a delighted face. and sit-
iirg doru 9Th her baby beside the Gre.
Mo.h- made no answer. but pretended
o. be busy with tbe ribbons and laccs on
tac h'tle v0rk-siand. She vas not in
talking Lamor. Something IN Mr. Min
uos Bad str,n-thencd te thouahf of Joe.
ani male it presence: and sonetbins in
all atoot her brought the presence closer
ard closer o. her. till she had never once.
since thc nsv. 1f the wreck q The S,,afcl.,.
% rebeiied against be dea,h. and battlrd
81 Or ihe belief that BE- va yet alive The
work drorPcd OFT of ber hands. for it ras
DARK ~iihouf, and there "a. ~ light in ths
room eNcept thar o. the ere bv -h.ch Mrs
M'nno~ ha-hed her baby and sang
d. = tsi.s teea. q. .r. a-est f,f ..f, f..-.