The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-29
ST. CLOUD M1NNEsoTAs' fHURsbAY;ss JUNE 49, t71.

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all alone by aselt,;aaitsa :diataoce 3axay.
ap4 !! the talr1e talern *! eql u ,he, i1e# common
ss99yusgs s99ysg !wese grouped close about it,. as
II i othsEs Il we're teo pen,eoltqI mix with
1hem e, $50 Mrs. .Mpnson's place Eas al
!: ~ s. W .A!.ssJtJ 10 +si,.;7a4 Y f.
:, L ! Sa { ! day 5E'yy,!q.,m to tempt 2 man out-a
1f| nf|au|llul ~ sprllnnss day., with tender green
FraSs .s On the ;, earth q! and tender pink buds
On 11'; tn branches, o and in tho SKY, there
wore (nly two Or threee .fleecy u; clouds,
tfko cald'd VOL, a,iidst thdt Ll;aics Ll;i 1t,: ess
I, <os only T. 'alf r.. an hour e get to
The train had got in, and there IS :; we're. ere,
psopl' waiting in the little houst at he
dtpet-a couple o st5lt uld' 4adits, a a
gentleman who fookc,l Tx a iill,uis, or.
and young aom,n. ! looked At her
an' made up mymin'd sl'', couldn't bo
taeerew Eiand, not-because she wAs s1mJrc
orsssad than they usually :wcre;2 ;2but be-
| csU>c she;:vasn't cilc.cl half sa much
GeueraAys,hey had on their -tris s'stcs,
gown, and: big heads around their necks
apdarosss enough in ;'their: boancts. to
hlla g;udeu:: This girl Was all in gray:
aud, wore veil to; mat chs Tho things
Se:e cheap and mot new, but they made
hers looka4ike a Lady,: 1 walked.up and
/ down and waited. The fat! woman
7 went away in a wagon !; the clergyman
hea "a gig sent for aiiiim, and there the
sirll sat beside her. trunk, looking now
AND !'lt then out Of the window and begin:
nln!gs y! g TO 70 seem anxious. L. took my hat
II rs and stepped up>wi!h a bow: -
Il beg your ,rardop,s Miss,". said I,
"bpt by has there been anybody here ask.
ints, about being taken TO M: Williams
eiga.ce g.. .,t -: ..:T ~'s-@'.,;...
Il want to go there myself" she ar
sae*st41 sot'thst.s-if you mean tire FIRE:
work factory. Pm Annie Maiy:@
II do mean the 6re:work factory"
said. ''Mr. Seth: Hathrou, one Of the
'fanos. Tho wagon is outside hiil you
get in !? Wait BIT + will ppt the
trunk II ffirSt::'' :@''z@&s;.>
,'''shdh't Ehel1 youY she SaidA; ard
she, put her little hand, on the handle
ueares' her. TITO kel SO small burst
out laughing. s, iaE: >~'.:3s;c;<-
IL don't t:ueed;any help" said, but
1sshou~ht I~would~ carry both tho:rrunk
a"' is owner together, if | chose, ant
She i let me-. She was tho smalles,
creaturce Is Ic a full grown wonyn thai
I.eye1 saw. ---~<,.~ .;gy.5r. :.
After I had heleeed shcr in and had
ta*cn.,he reinso in my hand, + kept
stealing rlooks~a at her, and thinkinshow
beautiful she was !; and l tried 'Sto"tal'
about things That wcul,: please her, au,j
lel:. that, bright as it lad been before,
it was somehow d Srcat deal brighter
now di,h her btsiae me. = . Z /
.We stopped att Mrs; :Mnnson' and
sale, geodibye. 1 carried her: trunk. in
to the hail, and called the ao!d lady ;and
drove the horsc back to The: stable -
Then; having holiday, l got news
paper and went out into the woods =
! BaIawins' woods they called tbeA-and
| think I know every tree by heart:
:Semchow I felt lonesome AID un.
hapry,, and couldn't read my paper,
and sat down with my head on my
ads. sulkier than ever, suppose, tc
% K at, Maybe it was an hour maybe
tvo that sat there before I heard :
strr ctinirg over the grass: and looking
ab saw Tie girl I had driven over from
Bald win-Annle May-:coming teword
me, She did ros sec me. at first; bu
when she did she started and stopped
and smiled at nc just as Ia seen Other
si'ls smile ottenet other men, but new
or o6e =. .!s ne 6 be!io'c i that nloms9t:2: ]
meyer thought: what. was doing. l helj
out my hard aud shook hands witl,-hc
ssit we had been fricads for years. .
:.Efound there was nothing for me
to do III the factory until Monday
3sshc said ,,"and | came out too see see y via
| these woods. were like. It's a: pretty
I place." r.. ,:f'~
"Prettier*in Summer,"I said, "aud
pret'ier of oil In autumn, when the
leaves are boruel> gold and scarlet"
i like the spring best" :. she said
every thi pg is new and fresh, and just
Eb@gun. In autumn everything is nearly
kever-and 1t is, sad" x il r.. saa...~>:
+. !. '::Isadon,t !: . mind rs !. +. hayen's q gay
disposition, I snppo4e," l, said ,HBut
look here-if you. Like ,somc fresh young
things, I'll shoSS you something > and
II tookaher to where, behind fallenlogs
che f st spring: sio!e4a 9: always grew.-
There were dozen there DOW, and she
went down on her Knees to SMELL them.
Size woult only pick o'c, though it
seemed wrong she SAID,
That one, after we had walked for
an hvur or5sos S. mellow OF: other. drop.
ped out OF Ter hair. She-did not know
ii, but Ibid ; and when she had go1e
hone, l went bayk..and teood it. L7lny,in.
The path, and 1ut 1T i'-my b'son'!- 1t
was .sosaEeet AID fresh and b:autifaE
,;shat | could but think it was like hcr.
:lslikcd to think So Oh, what = daysit
:wns for ne! What ". ~ = :n'gglt, whsr
dreamed II over. ,'*~' !: >'Sss~S.* as:'-
- I Next DAY was the Sabbath. aud |
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