Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-03-25
Vol. XXI. Whole No. 1862. No.l2

schen. and waiting for nv boys awaking-
You nave, | daiesav. never under
stood it, the old ply sician said TO Us,
with great sympathy III his kind eyes,
but this little fellow has never been
what we call constitutionallv strong.
Probably that delicate-iookin. child
could in reality bear twice as much IA
ligue aud privatinn as he could ; and
Has he JUS had anv shock, or anv un-
usual amount OF fatigue or fasting?
know there must be danger OF these in
your lives, of course. but lher,. has been
something unusual here
| answered rapidly, in'erceptin2 a
nervous effort of B In :, aud toid the
Doctor that our child had very wear
ing day aud night. Seeing liehr's face.
how could mention the fright or he
fasting Re hnd caused:
The ph, sician scrutinized my face in
tently IL spoke, then turned again TO
the one upon the pillow.
1t i lad thing for YOU all, he said.
i cannot give YOU the slightest hope.
4 -Brothe :, arc thew
Before any one of rs had vcntured to
answer, Frifz aw oke-awoke with his
/ little brothers hand clnsping his. and
4
eel lovingly and lou-inYly upon hi- face.
/ Had we better 90 away Sir? Shall |
/ take them all away? asked Peter, his
voice shaking IA he addressed the Doc
l TOR. ani looked across to where Bchr
/ stood awkwardIv lowering over the
I coach looking-poor Behr, poor Behr,
as if he saw nothing in the room be
! youd this weary child, who had been SO
] q, l.. l.; /, 4.
/ ago.
NO need the Doctor answered with
7 grave kindness. Their going cannot
save the little life; there staying cannot
4 hurry the hurrying death
\ Leader the weary ewes upon the
I pillow, roaming everywhere about the
( pleasant room, had wandered now TO nv
| tace-'this i the room-wilhout the
/ firc-light.
/ YES, dear lad; for knew we'll what
\ he meant. Again the eyes wandered
\ round and round the sunny room and
I know what they sou-ht. Presently they
Frightened suddcnN. Through the low
open window, Fritz had caught sight OF
/ the little 9irl Tor whom he had been
watching. With her hand, full OF flow
cr-. she came into the silent room, and
looked up wi,tfuliyinto her sisters face
% Mary, >hc sobbed in voice
strangely moved and panied for -
Young child, Won are CRYING still YOU
are always cryisg now Piers with
gentle, anxious touch do yOu make
Mary cry:
| saw the -low, long look he gave into
Mis- Marv's downbcut i4ce, but oi
course didn't near what he whispered
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