Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-24
W. W. W.

Every word in the following ortho-
graphical curiosity begins with 10:
"Warm weather, Walter! Welcome,
winter would wane. weren't we?"
ing?" whispered Walter, wearily.
Wan, white, woe-begone was Wal
ter; wayward, willful. worn with
Whenever wiuter's wild, whitening
winds were wailing. Wholly with
out waywardness was Winfred. Wal
ter's wise, womaDly watcher, who
| with winsome, woOing ways, was
well-beloved.
eve won't wait, Walter; while
weather's warm, we'll wander where
| woodlands wave, won't we!"
Walters wonted wretchedness
wholly waned.
"Why, Winnie, we'll walk where
we went when we were with Willie :;
we'll weave wildfower wreathes,
watch woodnen working, worms
wriggling, windmills whirling water
mills wheeling; we will win wild
whortleberries, witness wheat will
moved" f-a tl-
L
wildhowers warm westerly winds
whispered where willows were wav-
ing; ,wOodpigeons; wrens, wood
peck ers were warbling wild wood.
notes. Where Wisbeach wstermilFs
waters which were wholly wayeless,
widened, were white ,water-lilies
Winifred wove wreaths with wood.
bine, whitethorn, wallfowers, whilst
l&n l. Z "a 10. .
willow wands. Wholly withoa'
warning, wild wet winds woke with
! in Wisbesch woods, whistling where
Winifred wandered with. Walter
weeping willows were wai;ing weird
ly, waging. war with wind-tosset
waters. Winifred's wary watchful
ness walked.
"Walter, we won't wait"
/ (which way. Winnie?"
Winifred wavered. ..
"Why, where we're wandering
Wisbeach woods Whichever way VI
walk; where's Wisbesch white wick
3 ct; where Winstou's Watermill ?"'.
VI ,Wistfully Walter witnessed Wini
. fred's wonder. ,,.....-.
D "Winnis, Winnie, we were wrong
) wandering within wild ways"
e Wimfred waited where. within
Q wattled Woodwork wslls, wagons
o wheelbarrows, wains were waiting
d weighty with withered wood. Wa
ter, warmly wrapped with Winifred'
J. weli-worn, wadded water-pr0of,.wa
: wailing woefully, wholly wearieG
s Winifred, who worn with watching
8 well-nigh weeping, was wistfull,
wakefully waiting Willie's vel
n known whistle, wished Walter
n well-being warranted. With vel
i timed wisdom, Walter was w0un
q with white worsted wrappers, whic
is wonderfully we'll withstood winter
withering, whistling winds. Who'll
l. without warm wrappers was Win
=. fred, who, with womsnly wisdom
+ was watching Walters welfare, ware
< ing Walters weakness. -o...
n "When will Willie wend where "
It wait ?' wearily wondered Walter.
d "Whist Walter" whispered VIII
a ME, "who was whooping 2"
8. "Whereabouts 2"
e Welcome whistling was wakin
Of Wisbeach woods when winter
Il. windy warfare waxed weaker.
e, "Winnie Walterl'' -'
tol Winifred's wakefulness was wei
n grounded.
ic "We're well, Willie. we're whe
10 Winston's wagons wait"
of Without waiting, Willie was wit
in Winsteu's woodwork walls.
10 "Welcome, welcome, Willie -
In Winnie was weeping with wear
a ness, with watching Walter. wi
IN wayfaring.
I'd "Why, Winnie! wise. watchfr
to warm-hesrted Winnie" Willie whi
e. pered wheedlingly, Eve won't wee]
le Walters well what were Walt
ks without Winnie ?''
iy Wholly wonderful was Wini:red
at well-timed, womaulv wisdom, whi
he warranted weakly Walters welfar
3. Whenever wandering within w
en- beach woods with Winnie, Walt
N. would whisper:
es "What were Walter without Wi
IN, ME? wise watchful, warm-heart
re Winnie ?"