The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-03

KEEPS asking Tor yon, ana lie won be
quiet and the doctor said, ifyou could, you
you ought TO come, f5r it might raie
difference Thcre's his note, ana Mrs.
MilbGru's.
Tie doctor wrote, succ'nc.'y. that, con
-ilerIng the state Of the case, Mss Mays
presence might possibly keep the patient
qu'etcr, which was all inportantNrs.Ntiil-
bans ole was iucohereut b'Ottel epi,tle
Logging this unknown young lady to come
ART save her boy.
Emily could not refuse; her mother hur-
ri. her off, and in two hours she was sal-
I'd beside Dick, on her way 70 Sprin-fel.
Tier reflections were not pleasant. Every
one would tall, and suppose there was a
romance. Ely s. John would he sure to
know about it and Ely was such a little
eia',er-boz; and 70 try to make 4 mystery
If tAe"rhStcrr would De still worse.
Then she had nothing t. wear And
how should should she get along with
Egsrt's mother and sister And what
vas to be,om: Of her little book promised
for the spring trade
! aiFe ~ y an hohSehce hia wanting
me- She thought People never mean
"'ia' tney say l" d lever remember FAT
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If be could be kept quiet there nigh
be chance for him, said the doctor
bat 50 much depends on nursing
the doctor erdei with an expressive 81
lence Eyert was moaning and soJbing
AMI begging that some one would sen,
Emily May with 'ouo drop Of water
Tie Nurse, who, to Emilv's critical ewes
looked ary.bin, but cauabIe. was fu,Sln,
over him in a wa7 that was enough il
,t,sIt 10 drive SAM rcrs9n mad Emil,
po.rel ogt , .,ohIet of water vi,.. stead,
band, and as the ice tinlleI against tn
side Of the glass she hell it 20 h.s ips.
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> tic business.
Emily May, at Eycrt ITiIIburn's bcdsid,
e felt herself in an entirely false position
but She took care Of him, for there wa
r nothing else to be done. The nurse wen
Of in huff with Miss May aud the doc
o tor, Mrs NIillburn and Ifattv could onl
j cry and rustic about. and oycrsct thing
with tFeir dresses. Evcrt would gro,
g restless as soon as Emily left him. 50 tina
e tho charge in spite of herself, fell into he
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. Happily Mrs. Millburn and IIatty wcr
9 not jealous On the contrary, they admir-
4 cd Emily extremely and were very crate
ful and al arlippato