The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-05

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and save her boy.
Emily could not refuse; her mother Airilr'
her otl, and in two Aou', Size va, seated Jasid,
Dick, Oh her WAY. To- Springfield Her rcticc
ton, were not pleasant Ever! one "9U.,
talk, and ,uppo,c there was romance ELY
81. John would be sure 20 know about It, ano
ELY was such little charcr.boX; and To Try
to make mystery OF the matte" would 'c sun
worse.
Then She had nothing 70 wear And now
should she ret along with Eyert'S mother and
sister? And who would take her Bible class
on sunday: And what Wa, 20 become 81 hel
little book promised for "the spring trade
| dare say It's all nonsense his wanting
me" she thought, People never mean
e, what they say in fever ! remember ta'
Murphy insisting that be would nave mp
popotamus handy in the house ana II Mt
i, Millburn comes "a himself, how horribly en-
barra,sing i will be-"
On the whole, Miss Mays feelings were
rather those of yeXation than of romance.
They rode all night ana WhGn E!niIt
reached the door Of the handsome ld-'a-hlon.
ed house in Sprin@field she was conscious 81
Hooking Ike lr!5ht anu NI'Ac" "''N'''
anywhere else,
The door was no sooner opened ih2I 91v
was embraced by llttle old iady ID DlHcN'
and pretty girl IN an elegant morning " i'',
! Both were IN tears ana nhl c'I"cHuH "'cL
for some time on the verge OF Mysteries ana
Emily at once set them down a. l"c No'I VI
women who are never OF any use
"Oh, nv dear! 1t is So good OF YOU SO
very good of you" said Mrs. Mlllburn.
II am sure YOU will be his guardian angel
said sentimental Haty
Not at all Mr. Millburn and | were very
goods friends, and shall be very glad II
| can do him any good" said Emily, IN very
lmatter.ofcoursc tone and then the doctor
made his appearance, and begged her TO come
up stairs.
IF he could be kept quiet, there might be
chance for him." said the doctor; but sol
much depends on nursing"-and the doctor
ended with an expressive silence. Eycrt was
moaning and sobbing, and begging that some
one would send Emily May with lone drop
of water"
The nurse, vino. 10 Emily's critical eyes,
looked anything but capable, was tuS'ing
over him in way that was enough in Itself
to drive Il sane person mad Emily poured
out 4 goblet of water with steady hama, ana
as the ice tinklcd against the side Ot the glass
she held il to his lips.
There is water" she said, in an ordinary /
sweet CHEEKY voice. Now If you will try to
he nuict. I will stay with YOU"
ci,o o,,,, no, IAN whether he recognized
hor r' az not %rt ,bo nervous frycrish distress
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S s,,it' and otcr fine he was comnara-
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