The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-24

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circular, very neat and extremely ricl, In
courteous gvneraliltu~, lint rather lrsa
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i, her pretty nolc wotisl bayr been.
| Finally, n csmr back without any nnte
nj NIL, ami W. ~uilulhy much handling that
slie threw N into thr ilrn In Ii~HnA, with
| II ami with herself. Thu editors l.Asl not
l,ecn unkint, however. lini they not
| lei her down gently and luictlyf Slie
hal written grHmlnaticall,. and will, n
| ptufneio,i VI pretty phrsvsca Int Hlle
l,Al hal nothing TINT Hllr really wanted
IL my " the public, md nothing
Tint III. public wanted tu hear, md II IL
| tin hilsi,lors IT editors 10 stand ior tho
public III thc matter " periodical litnra.
| turn.
| Mira Middleton WAS sensible woman
and she Hlw nh thia. Nhe knew when
Hl,e threw TINT manuscript into thc iire
That Il wns worthless, md that writing
was not her proper bnainaas In The
| wurlh hat slIe wns discouraged and
fairly frightened ~ well. The family
income Ind cuan,I when Mr.. urccsn
went AWAY, aud ilc family ptirNu was
well nigl. empty. Mias Middleton sAt
/ by il,n iia until II died out, thinking,
thinking, thinking, but NIL ~ no pir-
pore. Aim la,,sl ~ something wAs thu
Thought VI one m0mrnt there WINS
| nothing Tint nha could 10, VIVA thNt vi
tho nexl. hhe lind nothing 10 bo thank.
tu for, she naid, and abr thought. 40 still.
1ll. ncxt lay eam.n Hitter from Ialy
In lhr North. whose name .lu liad NEVER
heard before. Tho latly apologixad for
troubling Mia Middleton, but expiains.l
that nho hal got l,tr address through, II
friend. mud Knowing III no onr elAo IL
wllum rl,s could apply FIR tin lnformn.
tion, rlln Nisli.l etc., elr., ctr. ILr
girt u thu litter wlw Tint tin lady writ.
ing II lAad Two daughters whose health
aullered sonlawha. from the nevority Of
TIM Northern winter, md nlio wished
/ Miss Middleton would TILL l,nr II there
wns my Young luly III thorough refine.
msnt mud culture who would take charge
IT tho girls N bonrdera aud pupils In Il
private HORSE nj tan South. Somehow
tAa description tllu lA,ly gAyn III thu kind
ri person with whom Ahe desired Il,
place lor daughters iiltad MiHs Middle.
ton herself with remarkable lfcrisipI,.
mil utter lntiuf ur two lind passed eaeh
why il VIVA decided That Mrs. llupw0rtll's
daughters should become Miss Middle.
toms pupils NJ once, md that their
mother should Join thrm 4 little later
III tin soahon ~ Mira Mildieton'H
l,naf.ier.
The girls were presently lnssAlled IN
1 L. la "A
Il little between whites, ~ rplirar, hui
there WA NJ much % nee, ~ many places
10 visit In tim urIRhlprhond, anl "tu
very, uevy much" 10 write about 10
mamma, that tlny were obliged 10 grow
chMrfnl merely because thnrs wGn no
timr Tor anything nlHe. II VIM ~ con.
stan. WONDER ~ tlsm 10 gather flowers
In nidwiusef, and 10 walk In thr green
woods In January, that the South seemed
d s,ry fairy land " tie youthful maid.
nnn. Then. too, they did what every.
hudy oIHa did who came In contact with
Mian Middleton. They foll In low with
her, In II word. anil Mhn, IN HpitH Ut thu
heai lightning In h.r nature, which
flnsiicd M nbose tin horizon IN har nyeA
EVERY momont.~-or, perhaps, herAnM NJ
| it~slovrI rsthinH tllat slin happened
NOT u hate, nn.i hiding nothing ~ hate
In har pupils hlio lpOrnnie 4 mort Ut tigef.
ish young mnther ~ thnm presently,
br1DIing over them ~ black cloud
hrunlA over 4 young thunder storm.
l't,en Mrs. ilrpworil clmc, and hlle
played rainbow IN MiH. Mddleton'a
temp, vi, ~ that tho twa aonn became
something snnra than the lDeHt III friends,
md Mira Midilaton declared that II nhn
thought all Yarkrns were like hcr NV
friend, rho would love the whole rAe,'--
except thu carpet hnRRef WHO. ~ rio
Ind l,oari, Ind bought Middlct0n Hull
ri tho tar sAle. nl,l win actually living
In thu old lnnnuIun. Him nhe could
nu,nr ~ rIne than hnlr, without high
treason ~ lleF Apul.