The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-05-18

WORD 10 ye1 / Betther stay wid mo
|initirsly:" "'''5 S: - "a
Poo, Mar; Am turned y fie,ssly: m ,:';,' n
her. 'tFret.b III. A. if the veins
|ev yer heart :. dhry q the rock it.
self; an yer| Isaa, : hprnin':: behint
yer eyes, an the ehildher ye bad iveri
|an' alva!ys il yer arms. parted from
|ye be the wide say, growin' out = yer!
sight Day i afther q ' day, an, the man
ldead 10y; iyeF9 an' iver thai that ,ksp' the
wind Q, tb tbe Snrrld q Of ye; .n,, thought
|ye xor = he m snn I! a;shilnin' lg IN the: house,
L suppose III; il int yei that would het, /
Judy K!isrn.al !. Ysd ' be leaehin,.
piks. ! 4, sa' !l! fahn y \! 2 joy, would YER ..c
/ "Oh, whiht,. whiaht, Mary Ann !
don't be hlkin' the black sAy vaare.
snre, its ths: Lords vail, glory b.. to-
Godl m. "a ean'thelp it, alanna":s 4
Fin not adanyin' it's the wall. o.
God & siene on it. I don't like it !
30 nerslj sljIs fztt >df W. tbss WIZ wilF1
b. map, I'd fight it till I'd, have me
Dan hack an me bsbies-osl,, me ba,s
bies!"' '1ss:. Il. ,:xiz7 j.,
Mary: turned away with a low
fearless cry terrible to hear; and
pld Judy wiped her eyes with her
apron.
! But Mary: Ann went. into. the
country, leaving Judy under strict
promise to forward any letters that:
might come for her: Here, indeed,
Tie aorrox went TO-; hut her employ:i
ers bad more PATIENCE with bsr ;aser,
yiee xas sesree and her knowledge,
pf dai1y.ork stood her in :goea stesds:
Letters came now and then foml
home, describing the children - well
Ind b8ppt: rbeste. ..ii!;li y. I'''fS enough no
bihfityy % Il Mary .ziid .7nidns nature e s.
BID: he44: s {eslipf st. st, .regret !es iest they;
thSs;u;ild foiFRs;tt rR;tt her. ''sare its bast iSr j:
tkiinui," tkiui she &ouRht, VIII xiith the he = pafs
bn;;elhahness ;la hhi's 'fi of = Il n1eal ,nethers leve.
But tho thoughts that .vexed her sou1
kere that hst bGbie5 wearte 20 {St xGay
from her ilis could aaid not Witch ii IL 65yef
their childish iilhe.i, she could not
tooths theft Oh 1haazP F. rhild::ssorro6xAs, StS
could" not IL 4hsir i growth: thsy
would 1svds;E ~ 1svsr, beher 'babies
leiin... Had th1yidiea, the anxaaishh
would have BEEN mere brieG; if ken.
}rat fut, for <thsn she, :would" have
knox.sthsnssaaa3orevsr.tv =, But tosu'
aarethis saDasesiidn; /; to; know tthea.
| till on: n:@axtA. md beyond her; ta{sr'
eyes. ler: hungry, lips. her longing
izm,; ia dreams Of them night a4set
hight and wate inapass;aa Of. f.tea,s
md desperete longing i. to: feel lher
heart beat vi sudden madness and
then sink :in her. breast like lead
Whenever che nv txo, children 1 Of
their; age and ai1e playing in some
green yard or dancing around ; hap.
py mother; to hear sweet shril voie.
@ and baby speech that were not
voices Or speech Of her own darlingr
I'll thh wore on poor Mary An
like / constant slow fever. Food
Fsiekened, her, the blood burned ia
bes { VI veiini Is M head tbreb6ed, her feef
drsgesd its LEAD :; vi 4 .ihe, !, did, be her
vofk; = One illjoint1s,dI| 4 !, ,,m@aehine @ q!'
might Eve. .lowly' :. and !, d inpsrSety,
nd told her beads half through ithe
! linssrii1iigK ( nights. Slowly ihe gather;
(d i95a!1 monsy q . p,i rspp,.iy: Nh. Keiln.n. =
i nd VIXEN that wae ,l"ne, began ~: tq .
hoard ;.gsin, that sls: IS ! i;n;iiyht ,iy make .
i ONE for her children and b1ing them
ever for hsr mother was old, Jaci
! 1as e soon d 10 q be married, there would
be ffesh fnterest,s other q laimant.; a,
;. The farm and this hops WIS oil 'tha,
kept poor Mary alive.
4 .By-.nd-by she dr;f.ed into = fami
} 'Ely-:wh1s':there ~as :sns little 'gir
aboutths base of her own sMoy1,
Fvhentshe parted with her. To I m
, turelless simple. J. savass, one.ideaed
r this child would hive 'been:a comfort
!" lforshe @sGbli ghtsnt pi1 ahine:: Bu
pfh-%a sssrys:sosa ssaseiivsbls atllai
n vha>Sves1idey yAat3.z Aane:aid. q
f{frudll tAssmailut sse'vi6s s,6 Io&ftl
III sbs brought hsr & g}a.s Of watsu