Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-03-19

TO teach you 10 make this. She used 10
makr q 81 II would melt in your mouth.
This IL no moro like IL than if II hadn't the
same aane. f.I faa .rliaia
Kate would,bear up under these contrasts,
which he, nRn that he was, never dreamed
she minded, till he was safely out of tho
bouee. then mp to her little room TO "cry it
out" and get heart to try again.
'Flnaiiy,' said Kate, thinking sadly Of
the old days when everything was ambro-
sia II she made it, I'm make chicken pie.
Mother herself says I can make that equal
to hor.'
No sooner said than done, and when it
came out of the oven, a triumph Of art,
Kate laughed herself as she contrasted II
with That other one and reflected Poor fell
low, how could he cat that unsalted, burn
cd up thing
SlM gathered few flowers to adorn her
taba, and even put on her French print TO
look alitlle roster herself; and thon when
all waH ready, tried to look just as il moth
ing fsl happened but what happened ev-
2sSS = I'D to keep her foolish heart
from be.dink so fast az she sat and waited
for his coming. and Thought how he would
praise het. Wasted troubled He came in
hurriedly; did chance to notice the bright
new dress, but did not think to say fondly,
This fot my sake, dear?' but only said,
Got company?'
And then, as he threw himself into his
dining chair
'Oh, chicken pie, hey p and then ate on
in silence.
Kate tried to be cheerful, though the tears
were ,s1i nigh bursting from her dropping
lids.
He said not single word about dinner
till he moved back from the table, and then
he said
IT'S no use talking. l tell you what il is
Kate, nobody can make chicken pie but
my mother Rand that was his parting word.
When Kate was alone she did not cry.
She walked the floor with clenched fists,
and vowed 'if ever she married again, it
should be a man that never had a mother ="
And she felt SO weary of the strug-
Gle. and she cursed tbo whole race Of men.
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l nd J. a. SAID she, Il lsnov, that rr.a's
good hings, but you know that nothin
tastes 10 grown up folks as it does TO chill
dren, and then no matter how good any
thing Is, Charley thinks it can't be as goo
as his mothers, and it makes me so unhap
Ply, and you must help me cure him..
They planned together how it should b
done, and tile next day for dinner they ha
chicken pie Charley threw up his hat a
he came in and beheld it.
Now said he, you will eat chicken pi'
as is chicken pie ;!
Come Kate said he, as he helped him
| self again and again, eat, eat, don't yo
| know that always told you that nobod
but my mother could make chicken pie