The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-20

JANUARY 90. 1870. u"
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pealing .glancea are now. east at ,Alg1
now at Augusta or Lydia, AZ the r. cas- y
fmay BE-: Litttle. Sarah eb,i is always gpp
and giygses gives PA tsrooppbbAly; sopbbA bptt tie .othe
three ~ ~ silly children, apd tiresomp
ocoas'ioa1ally !'i. "a. The sZoyerpass is yer,
young and eilly, TOO, for her ,ese,. .ant
quite united for her situation. To
day the children are especially livel!,
and difficult aliee1uls to deal with: An aun
arriving in cab,f with French maid
with tall gray boxes; n with chocolate !; il
her bag; with frizz .earls. and Frenol
boots, and nd q .fanDy.looking bonnet
wclcoQ1mings, wlcoQ1ming embraeings, rpsl g, expedition!
proposed 3 Dick with with . b.g slpng across
his shoulder; the spare. room made
ready a: dinner-party> to.morro.,. the
play on q Thursd.y,. Augulta and ;1ydi,
to appear at breakfast, in their afternoon
dresses ss4a' $50 Streatton, their mothers
maid. had decreed, y all this is quite
enough to, excite = such l., very exoit.ble
young people,, A.lgy nearly disloeat~s "a :
every joint IL in bis body !; Augusta read,
her history in zig |eoqd, ly dralXylipg voice,
without paying any attention tiq 70 the
stops, ard lo longs to bo ;grown up. ;liks
catharilpe !, and George. lydia ponders
on her 'er aqnt's attire, and eomposes rieh
toilets in the q .ir for herself, sqch i sbe
should lie to wear if she y =; 1xeie s. Married
and = French countess .ike AZ; M y mt II; m
Matilda tai! sarah n' b nibbles l hef chocolate
and learns her poetry distracted!y even
Mis-, y, George finds a. i l. difficult to keep,
Up her interest in tho battle Of Tevkes.
bury, which happened 50 many my years !,
ago, when al l>'' sorts Of z exciting things
are going on It that very instant,
perhaps, just outside tho school.room.
ooot' $50 L.y..bs,..s ..yis l;k:x i he
There is sound " Of rnatli!ag. Of voices,
Of discussion. q Presently the mothers
voice IS raised above the: rest, ,."Cathez
'ine, make haste the ]!!, A]!e,rses ss ase bere,''
she calls. (. .s; .,,.. 49,. .,.,.,,.,
Miss George bushes and, says, With
. little cough, go 90, my dear Gus;
''e' - .:~r. .is::5:: /: huJ
"Kltty," cries: another voice, ssdon't
forget to leave the note for .pick,:'7 8 o]
And Miss George gives another. little
gulp. 1t is very foolish !; she docs. not: :
know how foolish and how; much she
minds it, or lsthipk she would try j to-
'truegle'agains: the fosling.lI She,. TOP,
used to be called kitty" HC.thy;. 1
'Cathaslne," once upon. a time when i.
she was seventeen. Butthat vas three
years ago, and no one ever says: any i
hing but "Miss George" now, except
Algy,' who sometimes cries out "Hulfo,,
George, you have got another new
bonnet" Even that, is better chan
being \ "Mias" always, from one days
End to another, and from morning to:
night, poor little "George" thinks ~
All day long, it seems TO her, outsidpsl
The school-room door she hears yo,ces,I
,alling-fathers, mothers, brothers and
."Cathariue, the horses arc hote7ld
We are all: waiting for you!
some flowers have come for
you!' yI:s' ,)t,;In T.: t f4@o1 Z'i4.;
As I have said, the school.room was "a !
on tho. drawing.room stats, a and tho
and The governessss IS, could hear h,
III that passed It did seem l l. little
hard. sometimes tha jan4 The. o''h Happiness pi
md love, and tho fun and delight Of
life, dnd the hope, and aud the 'sa 'carc, liza
HE protection, should be sfoor 6hnIe OafkSla
rine- ali The bafd work. and tic tr strrujgs: ! !:
giles, and loneliness, and fr:endlessness
70? Tie other, Music ~ bitight' d.J}s,
pleasant: iii, sympathy, oPpsafis, taitH tar1
quoises, ao1srfsi,; pretty things, beautiful
dlresseg, 'for one oily 'sslate! !;pE,enn,cii5s
monotony; sileSes, = rules, Iii 7
rulers, itt:biots,, Ii satisfied i5BghidHgss, hidHgss
illswritten e!1ereise.,,' .,''sa'1c 1coSpyy. $685.
thumbed-out dfctionaaffies, aaffs ri sfor tthf thsf other th
There aN days When Miss George dods
if very baqd ID fisteu With iifvsfy ists2 iihstasa2a
est U Adgtulsta saif if@luctssidtt o4;u co4;oudt IL
thb Battle Of Texkesbdfy, 10 rte xssua xsan,f l.
shSs;s,4 elocf ticts, ,ybitas hop: i Up jo,6hs o,6hs
lbs swindo@-kdge, psdhs I'll 1seit4Itsh 4Itsha;jndI III tasF
paper; people come le md talt' outside thss
|door, ev.r5thiaJ b.pptaais5 ai5 1disti,.eet::s
Thoughts como 1bnzzing ana iaadstf iaadstfflJ stfflJ BE-
iI1ilfdHgsf. y7aT9 5a5' }2,5Asu a; :; taA
III" r.. IF Nj; NJ; f. Bs:ai'sk;: ik:s' =: ss'S
Lydia would say, picking up up her star!I' eara
"Hoxv v1ff often lie on cones.' ~ 7'"s'A'' 44'8'
"No, it is cousin iia'Diji, DiSt,, 's,id sid Xii;s Xu!s
igasta ;;""h.'i. 'gsidgi i'd ride 1ii;ds''O 'OatT with
them. = Oh, howo1 wish stheju ~odit
take 4miAe't6oe" 4miAe' tt06oeo 81 ii r. :to;n'*f ai:;' ao1a
'~Go oh, hy dear; ~}th yodddt odddtF1ahz 1fatzdaiiuasi aiua'
s.ys tho govetdsss, ssearih'lyy:e ssearih'lye'''i yida'yf ia
: ashe advAnced thr6b 1he' ccSudxtiets
oc no,ont a,isxa iisNfa fa01c;.si;xsiUr