The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-02
HE AND SHE.

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'H"oD''>' s''' 90 a. -, har b,nns 70 hold
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i"e'n ''S''"''' '"'
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one loon y"
SHOVE" MN " I"Ieh"N''' ''"-'''
meg, with mucH se"lLS'
There's the only PROOF ! nav ' nv
I've been trying 10 earn al N"'''S' Nv
ing, she s"id: ..,., .,i1
AN odd reference 'o' " '''" S''N
he. >,
That's Tor character, Sa'u snG.
show YOU how can cook. IL give
practical proof of that.
you are not II servant, SAID he.
Not Vet. | mean t. be-. I've been
sewing for Il living, and am SICK u II,
said she
He looked at her from top to toe.
"Famiiy:'
Myself only, SAID ne.
She nodded.
Dinner at six?
She nodded again.
"Soup every duy?'
She nodded once more.
For the rest variety
AN right said she.
lie named the wages, and took her
down into the kitchen, where the young
person who was general assistant receiv-
ed her with "a bewlldcred stare.
After that he did not see her for four
weeks but his meals were delicious At
the end of the time he went down
stairs to pay her wages. 1t was late IN
the evening. A plump lady with pink
checks, sat before the fire stoning raIsIns.
He did not know her at first, but as the
dawucI on MIN he realized how nearly
she had been to starvation on the day
when he hired her. All he said was;
Il like my steak brolied less
After that he saw her once in four
weeks regularly. She never said any
thing to him but "Thankye, sir. He
always found some fault with some
thing, his ewes fixed on vacancy all the
while. He was a trim and big bachc-
lor of forty, with handsome black side
whiskerS. She was thirty ana warm
tinted blonde-not RED mare IhUusn Tue
kitchen girl thought SO. her MAJ" lI,I M"1
Titan pet color. Ihwaru'y She c"''eu
her master that bear secretly SHe
thought him very handsome.
One day the dinner came uo"" ""-
tasted. e., e,
wv hat fault has ne iouho VIII" 1t
now she asked. ar, ..,,-,,
None, SAID the glrl' "ils s''N sh,
~ oreaNl"s' no ON one o "n the
table men tne CoGN 80 oH,s;Je
stars anu hilT'"T " p''''
one door, knocked at Ill., IL. ,.o;oo
Tome M s"' IA " i@ Ill., rcsnIt Of her in
oio ","' U.s. .a,onro,, n the doctor
yesugatloh was ''i's ""i - L '"I nronj
lier 'I'"S t VINO n"G "," had caucbt
o .I.. n"' 0 ',mr Wv
MA hettcr 90 You'll catch it,
.of3 % w. - her
A., M, ofraid" s,iJ She "Some
~ nov .,,,,'' Vs., l.,n,,.
10Y mus s'i'!' ~ 49,, bet,.r no re-
- .no %o. ~, canraIcsrer4 men always
.I -, ,,,r.,. nv .coldin,.
I' "a sa,,;,,,, fanIt VIII everytbin,,
I ~ LaTnnT ,ha ,tocto. :, ssye his
,;s. n"d bo5 donn oil that mortal could
- I,' b,,, bo Srarnad and snarled at her.
Una day h1wever. he being well,
tbopgb still in quarantine, had some vile
," a,'ae" " S' brnHSbt him for his dinner.
"yhgt i thi,5, he asked.
az, ,La ha.t couId DO" said Bridget.
,.ba baying haep - victim to the di>or-
dor in her Childhood had no fear of it
UC,ul, has cone of "
.Nberr has She rone2" asked the
master
.T, rho hosnitall' sad Bridget. she
.tJ ho ,,o,ti,r thc smolI.poy. and she
u" -
~, -, ,os,,,t c,r one inst ont of a. sick
J !. "ns sn tb ,o' I SC the master did
.t1rr that" Bridget. said, in relating
" .ho idiot '%JI,
NV Rrt W. was vet an invalid, and he
did NOT know his cooks name.
She had never told him. lie tried in
vain to discover her whereabouts, but
BRIDGET showed some sagacity. The
WAGES we're owing. and the trunk in the
bedroom. Cook would come back.
So the master waited; month pass
"a. another week: then another; then
M, EVENING some one rang the bell.
Cook is back and wants to see YOU
said BRIDGET.
The master went into the parlor
There 81, the long absent woman. Her
hair had been cut short and curIcd up
about her TEMPLES: but her complexion
Was not spoiled. though she was thin
and worn AGAIN
1--WE come to see whether YOU wanted
,,.. 81. COOL, for Won aroin. she said.
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