Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-08


Stopi'' burst out Molle. with a Sudden
/ passion Of sobs. stop, | can't bear it. If
had been in her place | should have gone
mad. How can You sing that before me,
Maria, and Joe only year dead. 5"
Why there nothing about Joe in it,
said Mrs. Minnow, stopping her chair in sur
prise.
- But 1t Il like him.
And for that matter, continued Mrs.
Minnow, with curious twItching of the
mouth, " it Is all very well TO mourn for Joe;
but, after all Joe's dead and done with this
world, and You are alive and unproyided for,
and II Irueman Is getting IN years and bald,
why You Will have twice what have. Molhe
and all matches like Georges and mine:
and for bis squeaking and pottering about
You viii get used to that and in my opinion
1t Il just about the very best thing You can
do for yourself
81 amt mine. then" cried ont Nollir
starting Up and pushing back her chair:
3. and am ashamed of YOU. Maria llinnow.
as good a. Joe ALWAYS was 10 v1u.and You for
getting him as fast as You can Everybody
has forgotten him but me-everyboJv. ." .,bi,-
ing. .. but won't. never never, Finish
YOUR things yourself. don't want To u,
well for myself and | won't stqv here anoth-
er minute"
Tn iumus Mr. Ninpow as the door ,hut
vigorously. and swinging that luckles- baby
around. cried Hurrahl thereby waking IL out
Of a sound sleep. whereuuor it soualIed viz
orouslv. and served her 'risht. / saw, and
then running 20 the window 10 reep after the
retreating Nollie. Wa. there even such
dear littlo go0~e?" said this inexrHcaNe Mr.
Ninnow.
Nollie went back tl David Trleu1r-- house
even more saLerIy then she laft II. and If
there had been any smell in the shelter and
security offered tie lonely homeless Girl. I'm
the abundance of li. home. IL WIS 0f now
A. David was quite slreyyd cn9urb 10 sec
q. Confound that mcldiinr woman. o." said
David. wr1tLfilIv iu his heart lYr wisely
left NoIlie f., herself and wont hollow ,,i-i
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