The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-07-02
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cupants, though nobody could guess how
many; and the parent birds flew back
and forth all tiay With worms and moths
in their beaks. which were received Will
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da, 81 but stood !. mn,ner, wa.oh;na :
TN s,rinc di,icence ~ mo smo,, hr.s
c. tres setting him such an evsmr,e
q 9feu2 cay1lssf their offsnr;no
HkseT}fT he so;d "a Tho, ,n,,.. h
" ready to av Watch corof,,,,, :.
VIII. BA sight to Dee their .,sb,,t into ~.
world ssC.a--all of y. 70 vor scv .,,,
siar1s AZ the vounsstera co,n;no out.r ord
he vent In leaving Emily At ber r,.t
That evening, when his own proun of .,r
were fairly of for the n,rht. no snoke ~
his wife ai,out their e,da.t Frad a..
lad Of e;chteen. q Who win ~ c,.s-
frank face and generous d;snos;,,o, ,,.s
really / cAD.iyatinr l,or. hut. ,f - ~
must be fcid. inclined "a laziness q Nxw
enotl;ar Yot,s heor hor, rrod -.oo;,.a a..
inffer,, The wife laid dow, ,,ar worh
looked about. carefullv shut the door
.hen .note. !. No doc,;raa;. uo.,s ~
didn't care much about going ~ worL
inst vet. He thoupht he shon,d ;o;r :.
class forming to stndv German and an
-otherJ ~ n,,rsn,no natural sc;ence for
th6r than the regular course He sa;d
such things weraSery useful tn a man "
"Taaat NAV Ia Iii very true " axc,o;moa
the father. impatiently. hut what's .
man to do. with shoe hills and butcher.
bills and grocer's bills running nm faster
than he can meet tbams - ho,,o.
Fred would relieve mo of ono burden
when Morris made hin, that 6ne oHor y
The mother nondarea Har hordsn,ro
Eroa ,,.a -, -. = -, -. q,
wanted him to have his own wav. hut
she glanced at her husband and .ca,es
seemed to fall from her eyes She saw
him looking old-his hair growing thin.
ner. his figure scant;er Was th;s tho
robust fulI.f,pnred man sbc. / nov 5s 'ber
husbands She laid her hand kindly mon
his arm. "Never mind husband dear.
there are more ways than one to do a
thing; we'll manage it vet"
A CHEEKY group gathered around the
plentiful breakfast table, and merry
mornings meal they made. 1t is true
the fathers face looked quite serious;
but the children were gay and they did
not let him alone till he had made
laughing retort to his eldest daughter
and told very old story to his youngest
" piggy -wiggy.'
"Mayn't l eat my muffin at the door
and watch the wrensy" said she.
Yes, child mother replied; II have
heard them calling all the morning and
not once has either old bird been near
them"
II hope no naughty boy has thrown q
stone and killed those faithful provid-
ers,' as father calls them," and Emily
glanced severely at Harry. II never
eiu: ne snoutea aiter her. Hush,
nusn, salo MS mother' nooody thlnks
70. ulu wnereat q smile passed round,
"uu 'iou "hiSpefeu W HIS sister tnat
!. .no'ner crows were all whlte. n not
lney VIII become SO by believing IN
'nem' sue repileo' wisely
Rather, father shouted Emily,
there's one in the doorway of his house
sticking his head out just as far as ever
ne can, with his mouth wide open calling
Tor his breakfast. Where can his folks
bes Why don't they bring him some of
those green worms they found SO plenty
Yesterday! Why, DO believe he's COM
ing out! Tia! he's going to fall. Where
can his mother be?'
At these exclamations the family hur.
red to the window just in time to see
Master Wrenny straddle out on the piazza
Of his house, take one frightened look at
the wide, wide world, and then scuttle
back very much astonished over the back
of another that filled up the DOORWAY i'm