The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-02-10
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We'll, ths follefiin} }eysspipp' tbe sleigI
EdFuy up ioo the door, the Seb0pOlmas3ter
salliie, Reuben an and Seth was JiH its,o,,
We had to call at the DeacoD'so fo
Ruth ;,}SB She 5sw'gs, was IT quite ready Iagac
they insisted dst d 9pqU9pr takins' nsdi cReeeg
around the fire and restiRl eysatiRl 2spel II
few minFits Mi Fis.FsE13,c Ruth came ii ohpy'
htoY pretty 7shel ,ltogQJkssd' ,,shea Y9rs 4
Blue dress, 2 plaid CLOAK ard ? blue
hood ,P BQtdered With lhl,ffF fF hssrSyes wa wa
50 bright, her cheeks WAS 50 red, ani
She looked 50 like the. Picter Of bappi-
nesss tbat 4 0ns opgsd, g tQ kiigs8 Rqp pretty
pouti9'5 gSg1t 81, lips, Ooflts qol lliaintq 10
seth's eyes foteTed beG, az ifhis whole
soul was wrapped up in her; but sht
only give him a little. sassy nod, ap(
turned to the schoolmaster, asked bin
how he was g;iitttiitht along wEith hi
scR60l, and How long the holiday yaca
| ton Was Then she asked Reuben i
he bad enjoyed Bis3saeiiff," at tie party
CHtistIfRsass' night, and talked a. a while to
saliS and me- me, lsesegmip > to lfforgit that
Seth was there at All. When We, W, went
10 start, RutR'ss II mother told her to wrap
uP We'll, % as not to take cold: - l. ''.',
III win see that she does e5af1 not take
cold, Mrs, DawEihss. ss'iti wiIll{t take =; care L
| ofher," says Seth, with a, kind Ola blush
on h, sIEcea b9WoiE DIE DoDnEii9l ~
DnaY6SsB2s4r 81 ysEy ttipd, Bqt Il! A. lff ante
capable # taking care care of myself Fssys
Rntb!.' " = '''n ,S' 0"'0 - ,'-, ,,,. .
'astth SIT beside her in The sleigh, FiBii d
course. and she, almost teazed the Life
out Of him, 1 was right behind 'em,
ana as Reuben was bashfut SORT Of .
feller, and -didn,ttalk-maehr I could
hsar every Y0rdr6Rsy said yith0Atiipi
tendln' itrwods esd uword 9fGsI rk
As soOnas he would talk about any
thing serious as thoughrheyasgeinlt TO
popithe, ,qsesiQnso SIZE would rattle of
on somethip' iptirelyifwrin tosWhat he
was tryin' to'say Then she mausged
to, make instrumentation a general One
and we alb laughed; talked ianddsupg
and waBhaVM lots 0ffun, bHgEl goin
down a steep Hill about = A -mils from
fIhtes ts school house thlfefsIleiighupsSt. thlffs For
tunately nobody #asshuH5 ahddt erea'
tedra goodigdeal ofiiaug ghter at the
sckbolmsster, who was drj33iirnS' q. eyoa %
Seth told him be gand5rstopd aomoF;tl
about gpiaipd the young mind than he
did about guidin1hossesuoo ybosq. q G
While the=boyswefs putin the buff
fslo rdBsgbaeRliRthe sRigB, T9ath says
to Sallie: .yi9io
81 want you toytaKs my place beside
Seths We aret0 the ssthe size, and al
wsbothhaRe on thick Walls, he wor't
kuowthc differences i want to play !
trick on him!hpsasdgsio u MI t1ei
"But we don't speak, ,yasaysSalhe.
| 54All the better, twill be so funny
/ ,"WOpld n'the.knoW my Voice9" dRi
7eTalks low-5he, a ItGg excited, ant
won't inoticeritA IuwilLexplaiuIit to tht
scheoHnaster,D He w6h't quarrel viii
me for takin' your place, for twoulC
not be complimentary to me, yet
know .sga3s s,,agls sfu He2 d l.
had my doubts tsNhetber the schopl.
master woufd=ohject=or=not,rfor Sallit
Vas aadteadful Kornely GAL Her hail
! was red and that is not considered The
most bseomlh' color for HAIR, haafir5 ye Know
He had always Been powerful petite t,
Ruth, ana used big Eatinp words wher
taTkih'4B her. which nobody knew tht
meanin' Of, and T don'tthink he Under
stood EN- himself weil,l Baliie tool
Ruth's place beside Seth: eWeTas al
rather still qfter, the qfPifdeent wa
waitin 70 hear the conversation between
Seth and sallie, for Ruth had. told. M
to listen. After 0learinb' W Up bis, hiFs, throat
he SAID diiimr3l iir. di'had ii .bas'1i o7
"Ruth, there is os0methin' I hay
wanted to say to you for a long time
but you would never give me chance.
She didn't say a, word, and be wen
on - .t..l7em ,sa,a E,s
.@SWhy. you have always avoided M
| cannot conjecture, Youhaye Away
seemed ito prefer Other young men'
! company to mine,j Sddit has caused m
much trouble iIbnt one little word frot