The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-09

feetseeined to- find rest There were all
ways tho brys To b. sent 10 school, the
Im&rk4t, her French pup'l@ he bdusenotd
I've uperlnte ad;and jet she seemed Il ways
lao snt rsshle oN fatigue, always 80 tidy,
god ways courteous and ready % ts.lk,
fo3lt afaa2s s0veTy very sad. % E
One Gay Gusago, tae Ih5:d boy, was
brought IN Irtm }he street. ~iih ol0nd
Istrestnlng- t14u,.t g@olpd III hts head. 1t
had 94Se4prIWrg vfsaf Pipeea Plete.. il De-
Id a,s4pdsu',tll qo& Matiesha5 et'ausi't
So had Az he r, R4t.stAe sht a hsr
/ irelilng uhld SD Yves her Stat she had,
and 9he gave way to Il ti}od Of tears.
La ter that she sas quite AXE tne .Mpul~
slyc, yivact;lus, 4sd warm hearted Marie
'5ot oia. eUt was. Il FTench~eman IN
'tbou>4r,' 'oafbious va $50 rich in TACT
Ihn exgmd encyz IN helpful .ness; but hat II
nut been lut nil reese boys, y,ne mlght
'oever h,Ye ku4.yl SHAT = elAticltr cue
bad. Que 1daS i we teaahitg 'l1tie
sP't!'' @ncveT 20 Tie; 9h2thtEs LOUIS ne
DraoEy "t<unseid npta,;nuykh or, courteous
Iman1,o~.t 0oief, een,+loslty q Claede,o
| p=uence i P.u.a She VS. ctttt My the
:lps, a@ndortu! a.utilar these men ever
had acen; ana le'thef hhp they tofgeltfn
'h.pr own. NE t42n"o5 Att a1d ne, noys
lily atser da YoeVvt' ped thelr wn tath@r~
II lnsl{ncta and l"p2og> for q hame anc
iira,ido ana Il maGa!n4 o. tn1r o"D. But
y here c.uid s, cham rh.r Marie ne found?
Il "a, uE hem asked himself that question
ntG1er than did taud%ume Tom Sigls.
mono w meu were 80 tremendously ue~
eeitIGl! He coutd ooupt Up score f
| "pefircC beauties rs bad flnt.d with
who SMILED s"cttiy, sang and talked axe
| s, F4phS, AMI made Drw!ld. ring toilets;
1 bur he deci4red he knew them Z, be pet-
/ fee &tntipnesln II mpeg. THAT WAS be-
I foltAan;ip pe's an ability had peeu txOn-
ieGa cd.) Il lie malsied, and he certainly
neVrr should. but / he did, he wanted 10
| ko"y9 tic. woman. Calling now and then,
| |, ling her intae paET, going to the opera
/ aud concert, riding ia Contra: Park, and
/ tbs ike, furnished no real crew to her
character. Moreover, there was no way
u fiuG Out, unless one interviewed her
lnaid, % engaged in her employ under
tba @lisa Of coachman. Even il they
| less it q as this French one with her six
ch4yuhs.
o. course re iearht French with a
vengeance. Il was u wonderfully courte
ous language, seeming fitted for only lords
and ladies'. He %as astonished that he
had not learned it before. 1t was ''Vonlez
vous queique chose madane?" IL the morn.
ing and at nght. He charged himself
with commissions, and finally grew to
taking he boys out for walk or ride
AT the end of three years he was the only
original boarder left He had corrugated
the verb ainer through all it's moods and
lenses, and instead of looking further for
a Marie, decided to sue for this one, in-
Guiding the satellites, Louis, Colet, Gus
tave, etc.
One day he fell IN with pair of his
bachelor friends. By
Where do you keep yourself, Tom'"
inquired one II haven't seen you for
SIX months. In love. eh, old fellow"
Yes, believe am, said Tom, serious
lily.
"One nore unfortunate!' doled out the
other. Young. rich aad pretty, I sap
poser" aas
Eyes, young rich, and beautiful" an
swered Tom mo money, widow asd
six boys" #
"Oh. that--excuse me"-but that's too
thin" Il.
"But it's fact" said Tom; and TIE
friends sobered. o@
"Hey! are you CRAZY, old boys"
"Never less so, old fellow" aa
ask boys. the dickens! That's begn
ming at the top end, | should say"
Every likely; but if it were vwelve, it
would be all the same. There isn't IN
other woman in the world like her! Sh,'s
French. I've been learning French"
eyes, I should saw so-by heart. DID
you propose en- Francois, a la Francaie'
Haven't come to that yet"
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