Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-29
Ghristmas..
A WEEKS HOLIDAY.
A SCHOOL TEAcHER's STORY.
BIZ REV. CHARLES D. SHAW.


am afraid have very selfish disposition.
have generally been much more sorry for my
,,,,, .ro,h.s th.n tbosa NJ other oeonle. and
49, a,t.x', b.va ,ot baan .bla tn he glad at
tho banpinsss Of others unless I had nv own
,,.,sa~s, rassons ,or he;nc b.nnv. TOO.
g. ~. ,,...;o,,...,, sor,,g rhan NV aaar |
r,o,har d,ad hut was verv soon cousoled. NV
t.,har IVA. move fond Of ma than aver. tben, and
,,.,. ~ ,,or. "a mora INV own vay. II WAS
e. %. :. -. a, ~, 20 . t.sb;onab,a boarding |
p s, ~ - .ssa,vs an avnans;va education I |
49,. 49, 80 ~ 49,, - ,,o,no .nd 1,a.r tbe ra- |
wv ', a. s.,,.o ,,,,,s,,, nathan d;d
opoAe.y :, a,s,,ss.;o,, !, t,,a o,dor,v woman
o.ooe' " ~ 4. .,-.,...a ~ .,o.,. az |
"nou. NY ."''s.i H., ~ ho,,,. sIons for
= .,'1 Ill, s,;,a sna want ~ ydbool IN an
"A' 'nv ..-'' s.''
'oy ~ my'o1' ~ 80. ,,,,.,,, u..rs Nv t.,hor
in0'o 'pe''. wv 20 .-..,, !. aooa .,i.rv .na
was popuia' o'e' yA1a. Wv, ,s..es 1h.a /, AZ.
generous hear'' Aa i'i' -. ,,.'..
schooi presuse WINCH wac pioS.Dy Ivy s.. -,
snea py 'ne pronp,''uue VIZ h ,,aSa to mo
plis an, ''io ii'''"'
pelsonA.s' !. .o.,.a a, ar. fol, ,non
ou' y. O'9a. a. sny 10 :, ssaaSs,. oa,;c,;on A
me 'ne 'nunoe' y. '.,,.sse,,;-,. NO ~ ,ho
telegram came one uas s%'e I'M LILLE .tt..S.d M NV
oeas,ae oi my ia'ae. ," VIM wal ii, ,hs haste
paralysis u .ne o'"'.' -. .s,,,d .,ot ~
'ouu A''"A'' --e "''
'A% I...s , =, .o,, vou that 7 sufreAed deeply for
could ,i not @ fail to know that in him had lost
my best friend. But after the funeral, was
| anxious to get back to school, Tor there was
nothing to keep me in our now desoiated nome.
said so tn my nncles and aunts as we SAT IN the
library that evening the library where my poor
father had read 30 much and written so often.
The books were in better order, noticed, than
he had ever kept them, anu inc customary pao
of manuscripts was gone from his desk. The
place had been put IN oraer, as no ooua Ao'',
| Dear 10 BOO IL "hoi no VS.
"1 "o.o a- s A., .,,d ,,,v tha cloxv of the
49,, ,,,a,, rata ra,,eved the sombreness of
~ .r,,,,, nd ,ha gloom Of our faces.
n.r, ss n was noticed that significant
.,.n,os ,.ssad hstween NV relatives. as soon as
Thad oxrrassed nv wish and purpose. 1 was
,,ot s,rrr;sad AZ that for I know perfectly that
~. ~, o,,,,;aarad mo sno;led and wilful. and
,.s .a,.o o,noo;t;on made nm high
-, s,round g from sense Of duty. u
o.. ,,oro fond ~ uniting H. When-
nart;or,.rlv aisaureeable thing
80 ,.,a or done bv them. IL was sure
m ba :. srom n sense of duty.n So had come
" ,,,.,, 49, .or,o,h;nei tbat Was ALWAYS
" s-.. s ,,,,,, :. ala the;r dutv as tbs
most tiresome and unloyely persofis In eno "0ss-
II My Oldest aunt broke the brlef silence, as WA
, her tradiuohary righ' hei Au,D ~.
5 have dared to utter his views before she hat
given her opinions to the waiting world.
'tI think it will be entirely best, james, sh
said. "As the bills have been paid to the en-
of the term, it will be real economy. For once
Helen is right" sit d. s'l ~
'Yes," said my uncle, II agree witn you pei
fectly" -- aE
IT n,cr AT poARprNo SCHOOL. y s
,,,o ordoc;tv IN differ fror
AS NO 'ou'u - s.,.,,,sr Evo, voun
her IN 'ie snAii.e, r r.. ,ror,d nove
as was Anem 'na, ,,a,a,,. 1 ss th.t
III rise again TO s'ol ne'sn. 40 ,.. ,,o wer
% ""' $751; 80, wv oomro,ions and m
ia -. r,,,,,od;atelv on NV arrival fancie
!, music in'nieu. ', ~, raoon,ion fro,
ieie onnno'' M, .,,a MN;
i the whoie es'aoiis'Aei.' ~. ,,a,,,,or irst
u alike seemed to ha'' ~ .n' s-...;,,.ss
u touch Oh rawhess' .ieA'.' v ..i.,s r
was very slight, yet 1t was percep'ipie +.
or course was displeased at the mere occasion II
IS, such a suspicion. -
49, That 1, who had been 80 pet'eu anu nvnole
s- and who liked the honor and enjoyed 'ne Pc
on ting so much, should have the faintest snaao
SO of slight cast upon me, was, to my mind'
ew cruel outrage.
At Still consoled myself by the reflection tn
,k- it was always disagreeable tobe with people WI
ur were in trouble. knew I felt 1t TO Dc soi w
ew why should not the same feeling esist IN o'h
iu- breasts? inwardy acknowledge that IL W
nm not nice to hug anybody that had so iateiy col
ias from funeral, and, aithoueh na''ol'u in,s
NJ. that morning was becoming to me, l could
ow derstand that the color and the material mig
by have depressing effect on gay and giddy min'
s." The girls toere gay and giddy-put the 'eache'
NJ. Their worst enemy could hardly accuse them
try too much lovity. Their strong point was tn
md ..ar,oiv identified their highly lady-llke