Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21
and wealth-yes, and scholarship, for her

| | nfiIe and
I've for Kate snnnliad the Latter onaI,.
les Hitherto be had never annlied his
m;nd 70 s,nJy h.oanso ill., ca manv ~
h;s c,ass ha undarra,od n. va,ue Now
| ali ,yas chano.d And odnoa,,on he must
and wonlJ have thnngb he realized that
bis nover,v and ianorance warn N be
serious drawhacLs
He .nnled ro Row Mr. Gray for aJvice
UanniIv advice was NOT all he received.
for The minister, seeing his earnestn.ss
ara ha;,g ono NJ ,hose yybo deI;gbt 10 i'm,
nar, rmn,laJae at onco nromise to assjst
with The losn of hooL. and m hear his
recitarions lanes Henry in re,prn
aggree5 ,o tecn ,he mipistnr's wood niIe
aour;shino
The lesso,s wsnt On 4, tho lou cham
her under the caves and he labored over
| his hooks n ,rder than be .ver yvorLad he
fore. Rut after a time. as bis mind he
| CANA discinIined IN studv he found II
| more agreeable and astonished Mr.. Grey
by his Improvement which was really ex-
traortiuary.
None were made acquainted with this
change except Mrs, Arnold. whose eyes
| glisteued with pleasure when the minis
| fer AZ he occasionally did. smoke of her
sons success. In Justice TO James, we
must say that Mr.. Crews wood pile pre-
sented a fine appearance The neigh
bors wondered and speculated as to this
one-sjded friendship. as they called il,
| and still more who could he be going to
marry, Tor he had newly shingled the
house painted 1t in a neat white, and dis
carded from the windows the old rags
| with which Mrs. Arnold had hitherto
cheated the stern winter, and substituted
an unbroken array of glass The fence
was mended, and the gate left off its
| hinges A neat row of vegetables behind
the house evinced more cultivation than
Mrs. Arnold could have bestowed. Ger
tanlv a radical change had taken place in
James Henry No wonder the people
! speculated as to its cause
| Kate noticed all these signs, and that
! James Henry had ceased quarreling with
/ the modes and lenses and evuced ac-
/ ousintance with Webster; strangvst Of all,
! he began to respect himself She was
| sorry more than She liked to admit when
! h, ,ail.I IN hiJ har ,,ood hv. II. ,vss
"e ."''eu ~ J'u , ".. ~
/ E''"| '"' " tV' ma P
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30 ~ - a. - -
| "Is uian"ei anu '"a' ""' tno io'" !"
""lc" s,'e nav ,,', n''''t'to '"p"eIt ~ p''pei
" na.'iles' one >'rpoN n'",'f WI VIZ @ @n''li
al pa W. ." s",'' Al'is' n.y. ~
~ De ~ ~, -, -" "
ieast Aho"il@ ""ero he' WIS" WAS "
oe GehtsIeu'
lhahs YOU nate, ne lePi,eu. ror-
tune heips '"ose "no ne'p' t''eilseiTeS,
anu l mean W anu tue o'u ic''"" ai
can
ne "e"' ava; "nu ha'e ."o'o '""i o"1e
cau2"' het sen ''ii"AI"- "e vas 'e'y ui"'"
'uipro'eu snu 'al"et Soou iooA'mS'
James Atn',i was 1os"T ~ ool' out
NJ 60 ,,hoh nod ns.J hi. inananc. ,n
,., ~, the ,Iaca or a i,nitor ,yh.,a h. !
couIJ asrn his tn,inn lanes, eu,.r,,v
sid.I 30 wh., Ii,tIa morc Nrs ,rnniJ
cnnlJ .narn wrnt SOM wavs toward.
yrt,iny hoard and hooks with sucb pro.
n.cts \. lan hons From Tho smallest
heginnin, ~ had n ,hree year. h..n III.
ID cnr r,I.,, Nr Grar III, nronJ nf
H. nnniI and nnr without reason
Ti,.a r.e,, an Nrs Arnold remained
=. -, ,i..r- --..--- no naighhnrs .i~H.,4d
on in the same old way, to mill, 10 mead
ow, 10 meals, and meeting. while Kate
grew handsome and stately in her fathers
house. Lovers she had plerty. but all far
ed the same, even George Clifford who
was worthy. handsome, aud talented. Her
temper had become less sharp and her
words less thoughtless, but otherwise she
was the same bright sparhlIhS Nate OF
old
One day rumor started up somewhere
that James Henry Arnold had gone to
Europe with agreat invention OF MS, worth
thousands of dollars. Next the particu-
lars were circulated. Kate heard them
from old Martin Foss, the gossip. He was
working for her father, and came INTO the
kitchen ostensible TO warm, but In reality
to tell Kate the news, which he had work
ed over TO his own satisfaction.
.'rhav No sav'h he began rubbing his
hands over the warm stove. james Henry
Arnold i ayoin' TO make a powerful rich
man and he deserves to be, 'cordin to all
counts Hes lust lived in garrat on
broad o,o water NOT much of that they
.av a workin' on that ere machine of his'n
Wi n. 90, i, dnne and fe,, he'd II To some
,nsn 70 Inol NJ hnr What does they do bnt
H., u.,n, loot a, all Nust have he.n a
gre,dfnI Idisannointment to lanes Henry,
H., y. w,sn'r discouraged bless van, no:
ma uor TOO much crit He took il to
.n,u. .n'b,.r nar,ies-.some mor, nsr,Ies he
IA ryo,', rste vou monen a minnie 70
Iont NJ ir' saws lanes
''oT .T.in,r no,hino' saws they and we
b.in't M time 70 bother,
WI d,d he no, sena il di-ec,Iv N the
oa,an, a.. jnouirad k,te who was
pn,c pinmch med u,h his story
~, ri5n,, has 10 tne,v What be w.s
ah,,t ,ar'as Harry did Rnt whare vas
az % 0h raco,iect Tant nothing ser
49, ~" .,,a hajn,, M Tina to hother win
mad ,,, ba a;d,,,
so,, n,h;na on,v turns aropns as narl;te
aay 80, n. rIasss apa saz
Good dav gentlemen sirs I, and walks off
10 made me his mind to ro to EngIand
a"I ,an sho ,as so ho ;ast n.ctad
and ,ooL tha train for Encl,nd fWhen
up n, ane ,h.ra ' as !, hannenad V;ctorv was
nc wsisin' STs ,%i,e IN ,hs gardap Now Won lnow
women ia dreadful Gurus So she sees the
u,onn;na momn = ,uder HE arm and ssLs him What
| !, no.
IL a.n,o;rsd :, on, and sbe w.s an took
with II that sha Maid him tifty Thousand
dniiars i fnr i, and now she wants him TO
NJ IN Enai.nd hnt don, know said
Wartin n viii Iandshia c,nLnr weather he
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