The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-10-27

IN dull, languid way, but most peo
pie think he looks very much like hi
fathor.'
OF course that is pleasing to you,
Jane said, for / remember that yol
used TO pride yourselfa a good deal in hi:
line looks. You arc very fortunate il
your children. With 80 fine boy as
This, and two beautiful little girls, you
must be very happy
As Jane looked up for some response
to her remarks, she was startled at the
woe begonc look Mrs. Fislie wore, and
she exclaimed:
Why, what's the matter, Mary
How detected you look! Was it too
much for you riding up hcre?'
1t fatigued me some, I suppose. But
that's nothing new. I am weary all OF
'hc time. II is lsstrange, Janc, that girls
r|n't know when they arc well Off If
yod arc not engaged to Herbert Ives,
you'd better take warning and stay
vhoro you are. Now, you can come
tnd go when you pleasc--attcnd a lee
tnrc, or go out making calls, or stay at
home, just as you fancy and you have
no fears, if you are pleased with your
self, but what everybody else is pleased.
But, if you get married, you will want
to please your husband, and take good
care Of your children, If you are so for
tunatc or W7fOrtunato as to have
them, and that makes slave of q
woman
Why, sister Maryv said Jane, open
ing her eyes wide with astonishment.
What would Frederick think to hear
you make such remarks? Seems to
me, he wouldn't feel very highly com
plimcntcd; and the dear babies, if they
could understand you, wouldn't think
they were very highly priced. l always
supposed that mothers, when they were
rearing their families, had a great many
cares and anXieties, and that, if they
were not quite wealthy, they had to
work pretty hard: but 1 thought that
it was cheerful service--a labor of love,
and that they had great deal of hap.
pincss, Notwithstanding their cares
'Oh, of course you can't understand
it, yet; nor you never will till you
learn Thy experience. When you have
been married half dozen years, you
will view things very differently from
what you do now.'
May be l shall,' Jane replied, but
| can't think that all wives and mothers
feel as you do. This world would be a
pretty wretched place if they did. ]
think l should be about ready to take
my departure. L am sure that oul
mother never felt as you are feeling.'
Mrs. Fiske sighed and made no reply
No doubt, the thoughts of the contras
between her mothers feelings and he
| own, drew that sigh iortn. Mrs, Whit
whispered to Aunt Hannah in tn
buttery:
What an awful state Of things ther
must be between her and Fred Wha
will it end in? | beg you to stay a
home from the lecture this evening, ant
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