The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-07

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u know all as~,at II no~. said sarah.
whu Was not a nes~saniass, AMI 80 dia not
understand Latin.
trof. Jim laughed rlesfally, and went
ont. Miss Emerson. WIN had overheard
the mnlncky qnotatiun. came IN.
Mrs. Milh,r, mhv IL That man I"
II IL needless III nay that Mrs. Wilbor
laAl to tell and, IL ever twa eyes CLEANED
with wrath, the two gray orl~ pertaining
n the llo~ton lady were tho very ones.
She grew, every instant. more and more
imte.
Think Of il. | teaching a college.
professor easy Latin ont II a primer,
and he submitting rather than 81 have 10
make my acquaintance. Hc ahail never
have that annoyance or fcnr--never
never again"
Poor Jim lIc was wrctchcd there.
after. Ito made every attempt, consist.
mt with any sort Of dignity, o cfIcct q
reconciliation ; Int she disdained even
10 answer Mrs. Wilbor, who he implored
TO act m q mediator.
Tho time set for her return 10 Boston
came on apacc, and tho professor hceai
to pass Rlccplcss nights : but, incxorahlt
10 the last, Miss Emerson refused ever
b ecc him.
She chose a day when he had gon,
away, and. in spite OF n Threatened
storm, insisted ON going home in tn,
evening train.
She had been gone about half MI hou
when hc returned, and nothing Ind ~
depressed him for years M tho fact o
h.r absence. With i look that l,al NOR
than oncc told for him III the claSs- room
the professor mentally vowed snc In,
not donc with him yet.
:. Then, M ii Fortune auccumbed tn
love so determined, tho boy who la,
driven 10 the depot with her came bac
with the information that he "gnesse,
she'd have 10 nit on the track all night.
Ho had loiterci about tho place after Oh
cara left, and, ere long, 4 telegram cam
from tho next station. There had heel
MI accident, several persons were slight
.. ininrcl-nonc killed hut the baggage
ours were demolished, and others oyel
turned and of thu track.
Now the sceue Of this accident wna ne
!. quite nine milcs distant, mud In Mlniol
! ~ many minutes the professor wMs We
III tho road. with thu farmers iice.ol
: horse and carriage. Ne reached u
!. place without delay, md, surveying III
whole, shiyered Al tho wonderful cscaI
from death.
He passed through group sitter grou
= Of bewildercd men and women, WON
:, stunned or fainting, nome rushlng nth,
:. and thither. Ing drops Of rain wei
= falling, and tho night coming On fast.
!, The women and children Woro crow
: ing into tho upright cars. and babi,
! were screaming Justify.
u IL. tn.srI Afs.. Ear~0 eN~1~ -
: trembling. standing. with hGe hands ri
!, claspcd. apart from MI tho rDA He 10
got everything but her cs0ape md b.
helpleSslcss, and cried ont
|. my poor child How you hsvo -
: frightened. You nre not hurt Com
!, and Ia mo take you right home T.
|. She hlushch roac.rcd through her lal
pAllor, or flushed with anger, and mil.
coolly :" shall do very vol hSrc.'
: .Wherci'
|. why, h%cre-until tho M =,
= ready"
: They may not be ready for hours.
J AT that u blnAt of wind nearly tore h,
shawl from her, and made hcr stAggcr
keep her equilibrium.
: But tllcrc IN 4 storm coming -yu
must not. ] have 4 carriage here"
!, This well. bred young lady was actual
= guilty Of saying !:
!, Go home In II, then"
!. will when ! have persuaded yon /
20 also"
Once more she refused, while b
, urged. and finally cntruatcd. Tho mi
increased, thu cars were already ililad