Litchfield enquirer., 1873-02-13

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 ~H@ SzEkx- Eyed n sSck-headachs- snaznm3 k.szze as the Fozr corners, and ksm nssesr RAsAe wzx kaaxSng ont clothes "a kAm hm<&-EzrH ss ke 4r0<e up
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 &HE. maEaxR. yuafe hard on Laviny, xAa3 fir EEnRsa. n xa injured tone. ssShe ant szmwA Eke wAaH yo1 be"
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 NzazwAzz& Erx HEzkie had been doing c szEsnzE SsrxzSGa1x w0zk, and, ready to &1zp Eu1 exh=zzsao2. wz< just hanging gw the mGp 1fsxr scx~hhIrg the kitchen 9sGx, wAGn 1<Ar- hEzz&aeEIng old Reuben @<zsE@f zrrum& the shrszh011 with his torn PARzw h1w&. s-asHNxxmg drsed leaves lIke an zzEzzn wEz&. and leaving muddy mocca- szz srmr2z zk srxzy sksp. Before those cizzzg f.ueuxzzkz Mrx Hinkleis feeble saEa&zEzzEse &s1 The herbs her husband had trusted zzS<Ax prove . narcotic acted upua her as a PswSzfzI IKxit2Ek
 Eszh&n HEEkfex~ said she, bracing her aehEmw back sxzTns1 the pump, chow Ezeh ksn<e< 29 yoa think I'm going to wmzh 9aaxx far yu2 to hEtexg
 @Th@ne. fAeE&s ESw doaT fret, pleaded RA@zh@ms ~-Tu sweep 1t an- YOQ do put ser marxR yuzre ah1e. that's fact You kz0w Tn ready and wiling to hire agirl @A rsri s.aSa<Aizg ny paint F' cried bxcon. Rezbeas yOu've made tracks ezazxh Yozr folks shall never have that h<naLe. that | spend your money on hired kslp-
 ssHoa,rs rakher hard on 'em Laviny," Szi1 MT. HTnkle s@theE mean welliby you. Here's Phehe n0w been and sent you se@ekhing xsiIIlng. I told her what a Sxz yozr Rexves had been in lately"
 So yO1've been running me down to ysux toakz r exied Mrs Hinkle, gIaring al her knshznd After all I've stood from yUa, Reuben, it's too much"
 Mr Hrnkle WAS a mid man-mild as HiTks but even the sweetest of milk will s1m<tImes turn sour Tn a thunderstorm, and off-reczErTng matrimonial tempests had had their eSFaH& upon him.
 live always made excuses for you La vIzy. and tired my best to live peaceable, |" sad ke, slowly Ssbut | believe 'taint in the power of mortal man to get along with yea
 Then n state of great amazement at hlRsElf, he went ont to untackel Dobbin and SOW the turnlp seed Listening in vain for the dinner horn. he returned to the house half an hour past noon to find tke fire cut. his anlacky mud-prints dried upGa the floor, and kEs wife absent
 s-Csoae of In q huff to her sister Tripp'st I guess. szi1 he. patiently setting ou, Sznzlzy uemnzak of beans "Fd have kxseA up If I'd have knowed she wanted to g0 She Eozldnt speak to me, I s'pose, 'eaase I'd rSled her. I hadn't oughter done Is-Shzkis fact
 Having relieved his mind by this last caafsEzSoa. NR Hlnkle ate his dinner with an excelle1t appetite, and in due time kl& szPPe< also, his wife not having spPszrsi
 @T expeek she calculates for me to 20 Ger her. and I'd better be off. said he. as ks skxxlned the milk with extreme care zz1 delIhemk101, and by this means let a akSw stream txlc&le down the outside of the pail uPoa the spotless pantry fioor Way If there aint Ezra Tnpp nOwr and as he spoke, Tn as the vest came his wlfeix hrosheE-lR-lAw, with unwilling feet, as thaagA gO&sasi a by the spears of the sskf1rg sun hehind him
 'sL1Elzy sint siSk. hoper- said Mr. HfnkEe. 1zxIo1<ly.
 swSsxiRw hE< f0reSagex under his collar, as If hlS crzv@t cAoksd him" tisn't that -h1&-
 s-SAeis getting mos. out of patience w2xaiag for me, | sappose," suggested tAR WRSzaree4zng Rsaben- ssWeIl, I'd eaSAsxr g09e a80re. Oaly the of Ox broke thxazxA the fence. and"
 -sL4xIzy says she wonf come back, lnsNxxuPse1 Mr. Tnpp deSperately; ''for sA<s lived with yOa ss long as she can sszn1 ar
 Mir Hlakle aopped down like starch tem d6eky
 s.T ml9af have knowed she couldn't bear wAM | da.~ gr0xned he This morning, whxm she was hlowing of me, I spoke kaisA t9 herr doa't see how come to. Bat, Ezra. yoa donf think now. she won't a<Sex cone r0anaS
 NE TrSpp nsftered something about kis sister In-l<w being pretty resolute, and tzrned away.
 4 wish yOaid cary over Laviny's e0a9A mrkleaRe. said Mir. Hinkle, rous- inw himself Lord tO think of her kext Aud Ezra. I'd take 1t kindly of you If ysad step m m. the morning and tell ne how she tested
 Mr. Imp consigned the bottle to his eaas psckek, whIle Reaben, returning to the deseEted kitchen, which already wore a mM<ca1lEe ar, tslted his chair against tha wall. and listened to the dirges of the tr0w4. oR gave expression to his feelings by singing.
 =AmCa s1@e loaely hasAding's top
 The spnrm " s~lls her xaoan.
 R1r frs@ tAs tszss of joy and hope
 IsiR szA grssve el0ne-
 "A dredfal poor hand I should be to szs al01e, eo@meakei he. as he shusied abozt to fAStea the windows. sLaviny S8 a E2<4sz-vOuaan for making things lively. Somehow | can't bear to lock her oatS~ and tt is a fact worthy of note that the faifAfnI Reaben, for the first time in hls married life. rent to bed leaving the p1rSA door unbolted
 If he had cherished vague hope that his w1fc might steal home Tn the early Ha<zSn<. be certainly saw no traces of her TzhRg preseace on nSlng. Instead, tA~ sb02izzfsOa of desolation reigned.
 s-Se~@s $ if | was just a framework, wsEA nothing inside, said the poor man. moving aks0at sAs chaotic kitchen in a hmxhsA wmmmrer lka A nerson at A funar