Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-08-15
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| "hi ho' Soou "oin ,
reer ior myself murmurea Ahha'
| An ampitious woman' Is 70 my 'n.n
ing as muen an anomaly as u winsoa non...
one goes through the "oiiu uian~e
cnarac.ef' naiveiieo at pus alM"ys . so. 49,.
ohe mas no hohic.oniy oiio'. -. " sfse. -.
'ors' ne you pa.en'' Auna ''u ai'o y.
possio,ii'ics arc aii oe'oie so". ~ ios' .',
enViapie career ior YOU anu suon as you,
,n. nes III 'ne secure smei.ei VI 'no ..ss's. ess.
ihis was Doc1of rniiip opihion- -n''''se' :"
pacneior.
Anu aon taih apout ryins' ea'u NV
squire. Det'er WORK tiah s'arfe' 'noush
prioe DC ever 30 inuch apaseu III 'ne ei'oi'.
some preJuaiees are 100 cosby 10 oe hep'
aliye IN adversity' niece they are nara 10
s'rangie' pu1 'hey oic oi ilahi'ioh-'iia. az u
comfort. year or TWO hence you VIII pe
quite calm httle philosopher, fou VIII
nave ieafii' d 'nousaiiu 'nins =. "n.'a ia a.
'n's nio'ei' YOU na.e nv. ~ 'a.nsss' .,a. In
mug shappy .on'o'o, .rAue'' 's ~ =,
you "ou'" oo'e'o ny" w.
'nenl ~ yo".
oureiy' surrey. o.o "u'an''o soss a'i'
aho'her o'hes' Inv 40 s'''es - .opeA
sAuons--hoVe' 4ui'e p'"nN uA.oe' w e'''.
goa out Oh our 'housn.S' anu onoose W re-
garu IL as IL mere iii''''u'c VI ao''.'eh'''
IL was easy taih''is iof 'ncsc eiho's' 4Ahha
thought. They hau never wearlea .hrough
the iiveiong day ior taste Oh impossioie
l DlpaBure. palcIN, variety; tUty DhQ IlOt RIOWn
up on the Dread Oh shame-laceu poverty
they hau not peeh turned out oi house *uo
nome IN tne sehsi.iVe 'li'ie u you'n' Wien
the gaze OF wondering .pity sco,cnes i,he
burning glasses. one 'rieo 70 siiiiie' pu' 'ne
ehor' was ho' very suooeseiu'--'n. pi.s.n'
pam was more real 'han m any possipie 'ulil, u,
pensation 10 come. ihcy saM 'ne eiui
ana its iaiiure' anu respec'eo Do'n, en,
was no' 80 young Us " ~ 'asAs ''''''''
from ner eeaiiai 'noosn
a. Tue iirse Moiu u eo.ious oon'oisA.'on
Geofrey and Maurice mad disappeared, ana
Francis had more than once. yawhea uhais-
, guisedly. All her brothers were gwen to
thinking Anna prosy' weariui creature
very patient herself, but also the occasion
of much patience in others. 1t was unior
euna'e' ior sue nav son'e So 'n'H
l pre-emlnent virtues Vi s.iohins naie "n.
: fast In the good old groove OF practical duty
8 though her fancies and dreams and desires
It might stray ever so far ahead. In POSITIVE
: experience she was still simple as child,
! but in reflection anu gravity Oh teihper' iha'
ture as woman who knows enough OF the
G rough side of the world not to anticipate
$ from it too much. She had been lateiy ne
mothers conndante' anu ene siiauo" VI car
u had So permeated the sunshine oil her you'n
g that its best atmosphere now was s'ien
; gloom. Nothing more rare from her Up
It than word Of encouragement, promise 0
hope. Her tone OF meditation and ieehn
IS was always in the minor. She was ohstrus'
/ ful of any good ever Detailing her. II ther
J. appeared little gleam and opening, sh
III was the first to espy some cloud creepin
y athwart it. No joy was secure enough 10
r. her. If the sky was blue to-day, why
II might rain tomorrow. An uhhappy oispos'
y tion truly, but one not uncommon amongs
y women early overweighed with petty cares
" and wholly shut out from youthful joys
1t "There is Il great deal that is excellent
OF Anna, but she fatigues one" was the cheer
, full Squire's criticism on her, when ne wa
u left alone with Doctor Phillp. All th
!. others are free, sanguihe' ha'ufai young peu
= pie. MOI poy u 'nen' ou' W." w W..
"" " As for Lois. shes enchanung.
!. "a strange cnild' but she mas hear'
- was the doctors more moderate eulogy.
- "Of course the girls must stay WIN 'iie
u mother?"
s "Yes. And ! will charge myself wit
y Maurice. He can live with me at ohasseil
. and we will make scholar oil nm; tnat
=, =, what he is most tit for. we must taik
~ Mary about it. Since nothing can DC aoi
'n towards final settlement here for sever
~ years, think they had better leave as soc
y as they conveniently can. Anna spoke
n, me yesterday of lodgings in some cheap Sc
no side village; but for many reasons shou
&C recommed the moving no further Normin
ter"
Decidedly the pest place III then VI
Ise cumstances. if they do not dislike it. Franc
,r,o, ha off IN ;o;n his regiment next wee
Of and the sooner Geoffrey goes to Liverpo
Did the better. | shall ask Mary to stay mon
bp l a.. To-, ftn na1a u1t