The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-23


dead, except you =!
There was a hurry 10 the room, for an
instant-ionger, perhaps but it seemed no
m0Te-than all was still again; and Flor
ence, with her face quite coioTiess, but
smiling, held his head upon her arm. Her
arm trembIei very much.
show me the old nurse, Floy, if you
please p
She is not here, darling. She shall
come TO morrow.
Thank you, Floy -
Paul closed his eyes with these words
aud fell asleep. When he awoAe the sun
was high, and the broad dav was clear and
warm. He lay a little looking az tie wia-
dows, which were open, and the curtains
rustIIng in the air, and waving to and fro; ;
then he said, 'Fioy, Is it tomorrow? Is
she come p
Some ont. seemed to 60 in quest of her.
Perhaps II was Susan. Paul thought he
heard her telling hu when b had closed
his eyes again, that sha WOnld soon be
back but he did not open them to see.-
She kept her word perhaps lie had never
been away-but the next thing that hap
pencd was a noise II foo steps on the
stairs, and then pau. w0he-woke mind
and EoGy-aud sat upright il his bed. He
saw them now about aim. There was no
gray mist before them, as there had been
sometimes in the night. lie knew them
every one, and called them by their names.
And who Is this? Is this my old
nurse. sad the child, regarding, with a
radiant smile, figure coming in.
es yes. No other stranger would have
shed those tears at sight Of him, and called
hl.a dear boy. her pretty boy, her own poor
o. ated child. No other woman would
has stopped down by hi, bed and taken
up lis wasted hand, and put it to her lips
and breast, as one who had some right to
.Jnde it. No other woman would have
50 forgotten everybody else but him and
floy. and been so full of tenderness and
pity
Hoy this is a kind, good face T. said
Paul. II am glad to see II again. Don't
90 away, old nurse. Stay here.
Ills senses we're all quichcned, and he
heard a name be knew.
Who was that, who said Walter {? ~ he
asked and looked around. Some one
sand Walter. Is he here? | should like to
sc him very much
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s9on said TO Susan, Gail him back, then
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