Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-03

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an elderly child, required the artists grave
consideration. She finally consulted Ed
ward.
"What's that ?" she inquired, pointing 10
one of them.
"That's latly," said Edward; give her
green gown. Halo that's going on 10 her
fingers" And he put out his hand 10 guide
the too-busy pencil.
"What's that?' said she again.
'.Thats her bonnet Lets make that red p
Where's the reds a.
Here il is. Now then. Black hair,
here's the black. And now her face. Rosy
cheeks"
Where's the rosy?' the small person
asked again and, having been shown il, she
went on with Il viyor that did not promise n
long continuance Of her exerlions. And,
indeed, a sudden pause very soon inok
place. Baby was getting very much bored.
AT this point mamma began to tumble in
bag. Edward had long felt impcllcd 10
open his bag, and now he could no longer
resist doing so. In that bug was Il lovely
- lie onn ,;t,,o s;s,ars poor ~. s,s,a,s !,
they were Obliged to content themselves with
British "goodies;' but he could not regret
his gift when he saw how tightly 1t was held
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Edwards fellow-trayeler. Mis-. sialman.
was the widow of the Rev. Allan stalmar.
vicar. of spikcburst. Kent. She was of /,
GOOD family. thoupI n very moor one. and.
tbe Rev Allan bavipo notb;no Int bis copn.
ty livine worthy Two hundred nounds n
va,r shn had ,,eon wall accnstomed n nover.
ty nil her life. She had met her husband in
Malta, where her fathers regiment was
Quartered, and that small place had had d
good rossip over the astounding news tha,
She had declined to marry her cousin, John
| Tustin, the richest prize in the place, fol
the sake of moor cbaplain.
She had been very happy with the pool
cbaplain. and did not trouble herself mucl
about John Tustin, who had parted from
her In anger Ue had rome 10 India SIN
knew and was renorted to l,c lcodino po,
Ifn tbore and n, he oa;n;pr ron;d nrnno
tion.
The Rev. Allan Stalman died. Every ON
in Spilsehurst was very kind to the widow
but Spikchurst was not very large place
and she could not live on kind words alone
Nor had she any idea of living on the bount,
of others. Consequently, Mrs. Stalmal
reused herself in her deep afllic,ion, and
J instead of posing in the eyes of Spikehurs
as desolatc widow with fatherless child
proceeded TO realize her possessions, an
Travelled up to London with modest ware
robe and three hundred pounds in money.
She had been great musical performer
the Malta days. and had managed TO kee
her powers tolcrably unimpaired even i
the unannreciatiye circle Mt Spikehurst. Sh
was so fortunate as to obtain the post {
! musical teacher in Two good schools neu
London. and that of organist in churcl
An old friend. who was much in her ow
plipbt (minus Tho three hundred pounds
was glad to ioin with her in renting sma
house, which offered apartments for
Single Gentleman;" and thus Mrs. Stalma
managed to live in great responsibility.
In London. six years had passcd mo,
rapillv over Mrs. Stalman's head than the
t had over Edward Pringlcsons. With hin
/ tbot time had dragged itself away in unse
: fled nurnoselessness. He had en- the usu
v incidents that occur In large family gro
and dcyclop One of the BOYS had gone
:, Australia. Most of the bows had rot inI
il debt n little. but had rcpented and we
c now dono we'll And then his eldest sistc
d who was TO have made the grand match
s NV Lord Sharklin. was met at the vel
church door by the genuine peer, and sa
q her imnostcr bridegroom shrink away ney
J. in rc,urn
q In all these troubles Edwards clear he,
h was in constant reouisition. A fyllowsh
o nj Oxford had procured him indepcndenc
q and what wonder IT, in the midst of ,
n lthese difficulties. he had reached his th
!, t;eth wear without maxine any mark?
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