The New York herald., 1869-02-25
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my father died tcan 10 20 home with I'm AFRAID o
Now ina, s hard it, Mrs. Mullins said the doctor
sF @ s' % through A any as sss Of 1
SsaaSs Ssa s 5 @ Ssa like ssSs her. H .sae Ssn
aSa sapsoss aps y sss
ssy b sosS he ennn CO. e and
boy. - -
NO moi with you" senientiousy answered n. ,r,.s
stricken you turning his tearswosn eyes upop .she uucs
TONER
ever he goes WIN go !, Mr. Seymour takes s win beg
pr McNsb had for feeling in resed in the
children and what those reasons were w appear the
!. was one one morning & sosg. ut Sssk jus,
ppns turns while &c Sosa"s sag rsmasd pipsi
Al lensh throwing down his paper ssd smnsynu bs cup
draagni, M seymour sa,d, with .rS:M - p
the details Of hor ss case Of de.ation
g. have noticed Andrew. sale. Mrs seymour ..thai Of
late more than usually IN the sucrnss
such since heard of 20 praiseworby action in
Ahough admit that your oo ndrcs WAS commsnablc
cannot understand why b taken such an Interest 10
csareu -Ss here
your own home, one OF them e unfosunaie womans son.
portanty something sxpsasson but he remained
And AM another singular ,ss Of this singular matter
a you % seem % e G mem nd converse sbou. the boy than
you You shout s Sus when non y pSsi
Y
,S g ccnysr su6isct and would
al soss rsa o w Srsas s
sna %f hs Is @ admit @ ass
%h Ssa gs ss n9 .ns =
,a ns pors you the T. rs you value our domestic quiet not to
gone Us to talk tall fss the pas
hst Ssss.S g !. s%
row. But how shout little protege, Maggie? Have you
s aG gepsa who
ser saw a. GaSs would be % ATTEMPT 70
no means fe III could reconcile such with my
should iace our affections aSon things Of his earth
The fact @ e our Heavenly Father Ass blessed with
myself eni fsy his service She sweet ehid and am
burning his favore expression with the layj but
caaro. n s up my mind to assume the entire care q her
apphca' an TO society FOR little e adopt to take
missed C bring Maggie 2 u ia bs sh ~onah ana mas pro-
PsoY Magss little knew the fate tina. awaited her.
heart have thrilled with horror and she Would as soon
M Of placing hs helpless little one in the keeping
hour later after Mr. Seymour had ef, the house to at
oS w6 G Mrs. G sooa, taking s5a,gs Of Maggie
after some preliminary observatons had passed between
sit Impossible to saw cxacty replied tie latter lady,
the chd ~ does not & know her should suppose her
dear eh% eacmsd ysard Mrs Docket with
sand what IS her name, men!"
sns + poor or tIs walf q whose history hays been
creature who was no. It q have charge
dog much less lender child hired in the house from
erwads q dellrign tremens, and from that time ti
hing the sss gS name ss
which she is at present KNOWN"
Docket applying haadSeTshief her eyss oh, Mrs
lanst nave tha chd feel Ike could cat her
poor ttc wa you call H. father or mother or
heavenly society you You don't Sao~' app'a : ''u'
Had srs. Docket known how inextricaby interviewer
soai not have been 50 perfectly seposessed she
she was happy i her ignorance.
you VIII treat her 10 al respects AZ II she child
Mrs Seymour delighted with the aiteiin aon which had
Mrs. Docket looked up toward heaven, though calling
sSe Ss g s ass nd .n e vine s
eaiy - 's's' - 'A'' s''pA~''-
.swont !, ,housh.r
seymour you win sadonsy teach her g the
usis Of the hes You wiz see TO il that she sens only TO
.rs. seymonr. responded Mrs Docket, half reproach-
fnll hut ecstaticaly f hsught there hair my
haa that wasn't Episcopal ia have head shaved
purpose 70 get M Of thar and horrd cap
Mira Seymour wanted no further proof OF her visitors iii,
which she might be called upon do
her, and '.ihe second waif' flrniahed with
The next morning when The children met each other the
kteLen the eyes of each were red with weeping.
"We have got 20 10 different places Charley said
Mags laying her hand bis anu looking tearfuy
ayes Maggie" replied the boy sadly; II mn sorry we
cant be kept toeiher but better that we should do
"Isappose n" replied the little creature. deectcdy;
Put neyer thessh s q ~ Mra,n.ing rim from yoa charey
oserspreld his hne features he spoke 1--WE shall each
S tod me- where her. % poeE lives s oas ,s a HI
work .nat perhaps shall be allowed to wish every
..oh IL only Of that exclaimed the child joy
fully.
good trade % and am an to n safs me plenty o. Mhoesn
able 10 pay your hoard and ouy clothes FOR Won In s t
whe and then could live in ths city where
Poor chiren Their happy an,icpaiions @ess ont short
,hTe was sef ssa sp las Tn M a ou
Nr. seymour had placed Charles Hollister with the
tins, all parties satisfied, be was 70 be duy ap
eploysr week before ne a.scoySred thai there . san
thing abent the although the latter
Amon the apprentices WHO operated in The beehive,
who At attracted the ai;cition excited ooai,e
boss ."e was sslas NSnnsrs WA, WAS - 's - & ~ Seson'
The boys became fast very ri night tha.they
slept together, ami they each
The rsi effort u the apprentice naturally enough,
was 70 latner irIn s companion sons idea Of his empower
would allow himself dlawn into consassion ~
theme the the shop wa. mentioned se was
dumb could all the ingenuity Of Young ioisier pax him
was ne nigh. before Che upon which the probation
his had retired 70 Their rom anu
Ito lister the frst 10 throw bis clothes of
into bed and as he lay there ahng III.
help noticing the look painful anxiety which rested
the features of the latter Toe any
time dsrosed TO be miIshful but his face
which plainly spoke Of special Of regret
be- ore getting INTO be-. he, contrary TO his usual custom,
src.hly ooke under II and around the hDa.
he cncd the bedroom and
What's the matter Dick ~ ffoiste whea at.
Ter haa a. length s.retcbed himself out MS aide. 'Yoo
aiat afraid 81 burglars, are y0a ~
..So;' rerlee iae hoy, 10 whisper ..wussen that"
"Whatt H. then," asked Holilsier .Cone speak out,
don't be- aisimedn'
fushh-h' whispered the boy, trembling a. be spoSe
.dost speak 80 loud hs might hrar your
.AEd who - be Z" ASKED HOLSTER without altering
tone.
~ won't tsls 10 Charley replied the whisper
low q s- Almost lnsniiDr "f
know he around AMI tell you Le will
you"
'we, then; whispered Hossr who wiling crafty The
lad bon. his voice dOwn the lowest pitch, w SPEAK
iow and now tel who that yon AFRAID
of"
The Poss replied the bov N frightened tons; asnd
you'd 10 arHid BOO, Y you knew him wcil do
sWe. don't like him very much myself, replied
nlsser, but dpnt anything IN ha hs frightened
and doni see we've muh complain about. Ne
pretty we'll Nc'ys got plenty to drink, and 10
and doBt have 10 work se~y nnrd.n
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