The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-07
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n de~N with she quick thought slat,
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ina tina last. must mot stand in the way
III the fir~t.
Don't Won like nosaan ladies =
nsked his sisief.fn INV, nnsolling her
.lfvAs ~alesevre.
.Oh, I iike everything wonderful In
art and nature ; hut inst no.r. ~ the
organ grinder put II, II know thr wnlnc
. re~c~ and Q~nietne~&.'"
"bhc won't hurt son-will she"
She will talk 10 mr--shc cant help
il. for II In her nature to- She viii
start discussions ON the Ovrr.S soul and
pre- sapharlitism. / want 10 talk about
prize pigr anil Lig POTATOES. get MI ap.
petite kke = savage and wear out my old
shirts. How eau | do il all III the
atmospheric 81 young lady from
Boston \"
Easy N not" grnnted tho farmer.
mo l am foilcd. know the race.
had hoped 10 bc nj rest--to Ace to
some spot wherc-where" with a salAam
10 tho farmer) "only man IL vilc."
Don't lot her know" suggested
Mrs. Wilbor, "tlat you have an idee On
them hcAthcnish subjects. W. can PMS.
you on ~ = farmland. hired for the
busy s~cason."
"Sarah Wilbor, l nm proud 10 be, by
marriage, related To yonl You have
made tho telling speech OF the evening.
said the professor.
"You amt got much beauty 10 spoil
anyway" added tho farmer ; ian.
you're black enough 10 bc sunbnrncd
anyway, let your hair run wild aud kecl
your mouth shut, mud maybe shc won
know thu 'schoolmaster In abroad"
agreed |" cried the professor, mn,
went ~ bed in serenity.
He was not avcrse to being enter
tanned, II no social demands were mud,
upon him. He wM- ever now pleased a
seeing tho young Indy from noston
but IN the morning he had forgotten hc
existence.
About one week later thu profcssn
WAY NJ work in a cornMcld at one all,
was Il creek, In whnsr clear water Iii,
cows ruminated under willows that over
hung tho bank. Beyond were flats
ovcFgrown with greencst flags, aud thel
wheat.tields, with rolling hills In tn
distance.
Near him, ~ he stood nj tho Mrthc
end I'll tho lot, was Il patch vi woods, int
wh0ae long shadows The professor VA
gazing. He could mt hu aid Ia be-
steady hand ut farming. Hc Ind NOR
tlnn once dropped work and plunged /
there among the Pickering lights m
falling acorns, md showed Tar more u
thusiAsm over aomc tiny bit of yegets
tion than over thu pigs which ha pr
fesScd 10 admire.
That day he wAs planning a aimils
slight upon the corn-hills which 10 wu
hoeing, whcn--out from Il wing of iii
wood darted 4 figure, which No Il hy hi,
ON tho wind, and loft him with two cn
fiicting idcaa-WAs IL mn escaped lunntie
-wAs II Tho farmers acarecrow, who .
q sudden felt its life In every limit Fo
beyond him when he turned was Ii
flnttcr oi flying garments strcamin
from the AtMlAnta-lik figure which III
ilrrt here, then there, now toward iii
creek, ~ II for raid upon the COWS, no
hack and of again III 4 tangent; Will
ever stretched out before IL, and wiidl
brandinh~d In tho mir, was d slenle
wand. ending In = hoop, and a nst Iii,
tended like 4 balloon.
Fro the s.tnni.hed professor ooul
draw his breath, the ground wan s.aittc
with tho wand. the balloon fitted over
distant corn hill, Gaping II lk. ii ls,.
hive, aud thu lnnAtic sank On her kns,
before Il.
''ProleAsor Jim" strobe before Il /
nnmoaSured amusement, his whole bcln
ono animated Interrogation poin
He reached the spot, aud ,
the first near glance woul
fnin have reiterated but Ii VI
too late. II wa* tho young lady fro,
lsost0n. Bhe had reen him, aud she In
marked him for her own. What Ali
waa doing wa. a mysssry ; but aha hen
veil, on closer proximity, wa not III ri
like scArccrnw, whatever might be kni
on the lunatic question. Tho puts nm,
huuncea and AAshen Of her bniT morning
dress llAd been MI ailoat on ti,n brvNxs
Int now settled about hnr like i cennr
birds RULED plnmagc. Hon scarf,
AOodcd cape hung from her neck. int
which Ind tumbled her light brown hail
and what could he sssan of hur face fro,
under \ sun hat the size 0f 1 Chimes
pagoda was moi ri all ugly. Check,
lips and clear gray eyes we're oil aglo,
with GaGNfneAn.
- waA determined I'll have him |
Mhe Dried, with i glance q pru(. Jim
shirt sleeves. "Hnch . splendid fellow
chased him over three Nt0n0 Wn1la. m
around aud around tho woods. Nov
want your help In putting ether 10 HI
nOse,"
4 Wild fancy shot through Tho pro6su
sor'n head TINT l.o had 10 ovcrworkc,
his brain, that dreadful hnlluCiuaAicr
were coming upon him. Ho eAsped
family, "Whoae nosei"
Tho young girl. laugh was llks =
quick clang II silver bells tlssn 4,
dainty pceped into thu balloon, whisr
sring
my besutiful blus butterGy's, q
course. Nov you stay hero ono me
m.nt. Farmer Wilbor won't scold. II
tall him I hundred yon. Hold hi. ethe,
bottle md hdt u cotton, while ! taxa th