The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-17

was nj hor side and with n look If sur,
misc shc cxcloimcd nWbv. Miss Mar.
what on nrtb bronrht Won ont 10 nv little
orhor chm you,se ,,ot snch n MIRO n;o1yo
ON thn 'front.' of Tho bousoS" r'''''''''
"I'm tvino to RIM oNov Nanny " rrn|icd
the LADY. viii n weary smile
"Who from ~
"Fron myself N.ppv,"
"Wbv. what's thc matter Miss Mary !?
Thorn lottcrs hadn't M had ncws in 'em had
thev?"
Miss Mary ibon sudtlenlv remembered
that those Icitors ought IN bovo brought bcr
inv. So with - em;lc. she renlied go
Nanny. I forgot to toll Won ,bot lula and
the bows are coming home TO stny six weeks
with us-cominr to.,norro,y.
"Gooav s,j,es oIivo~ cr;od Norcv
"Miss Howard nin't comm, home so ouick
ooin' with thrm rarin' stovin' bovs. and
thot are tommy nus,-pnl q, bcrni What sor-
wee is a ,hnmc' in hcri"
"lier husband i goino away. and she
thought She ouoht IN como and Comfort
moor father"
"Wcll. | can toll Won thnm hovs won',
coufnrt Li,, ,nucIi ;rho,, r;rb oSout An.
ishcd him Nh last time Don't YOU remem-
Der. his head felt so that he rot a conceit
thai if was vonrn that was unsettled. and
sot out to blecd Won fnr rnsh n, hioo1? If
il warn't for your sake. dear. ia run away
and hide myself ill they was off What
does Miss Howard think Won and mes
made on. that we can stan them bovs and
that nuss cal. beside the doctor? Goodv.
how he will feel his pulse and look at his
tongue and make Won mix messes when the
uproar bcginsr,
"Wc must keen them all quiet" replied
Mary.
mTos and wo mus+ stor ,bo ,;s;n, u, tho
tide. too. if we can" retorted Nancy. snr-
casticallv. "Can't Won write and stop 'em.
and so save life and limb for Yourself and
thc rest of us?"
Miss Mary did not write; and, in few
DAYS "Sister Julia" appeared with her twin
pos and nurse and half n dozen oreot
trunks, which Nancy and Miss Mary lad
to unpack in the lower hall. and then trans
port, with all they had contained, upstairs.
This "raid," as Nancy called it, more than
doubled the work of the family, and in
creased to an alarming degree the restless
ness OF the old gentleman.
by and by all was quiet IN the house, and
the sisters were alone in what was long their
mothers room.
well, Molly dear, 1t does seem so good
to be at home again " exclaimed Mrs How
ard, as she twisted and twirled the diamonds
IN her ears and on her fingers. GLOW |
envy your peace and rest! All is such
noise ana hubbub IN the city, such whrl
OF society, that 1t halt bewilders me :!
"Why don't you keep out OF 1t and de-
vote yourseit to the boyS!
mercy give my whole HE up to them
now ana Me'eS care you are saved, dear.
tell you, Molly, those for whom Heaven
mas kept the early home ana the largest
share OF fathers love, and saved from the
cares and hustle of mothers life, are
blessed-women. !"
GU are not tired OF Henry and the
boys, ana your line house and horses and
diamonds, ana the other good things Heav-
en- has sent you, | hope?" said Mary, with
4 smile.
"No; but | was just thinking that you
might not realize your mercies."
81 think do, and that ! am submissive
TO my trials"
"lour trials? o yes. That reminds me-
now, that we saw an old friend of yours
lately, who had Just returned from San
Francisco"
f"Yes."
"Wcll, why don't Won look surprisedy"
"Because am not surprised
"Why, has he written to you?"
ono"
''But he certainly has not becn bcre?"
.''But he has"
"Well, now, that was really treacherous
in him for we charged him not to write or
visit you, lest it might call up old "scnti-
ment," and make you unhappy again."
she is not boy, to be ordered or hidden
by any one. Wc have both come to years
nt IL ion, ,,,l,t I