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

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~ Young farmer IT yssas~ han M sntelli.
gent fase.' II was Miss Em~YA,n who
sf~ske. and who NAt Uae evening With the
farmers wife. On this occAsson hes
halr was cxquisii.iy smooth. her astar.
mmlslrss, and her amer rrsnsr iisrif.
YES; Jim isn't wss,len headed. HE
always hal n hsnkersnR aft.r learning
"tsan be- rai and write"
"Mcrcyl yee. child every New Eng
land fellow rMn do more than that I"
"Of ccnrsA Well ID hs much of =
rendcrs"
Pretty considerable newspapers
and what he picks mp. He never will
be satisfied that he knows enough"
II like that" said the young lady,
with nr,lor : iii il very commcndAblc in
such Il person."
TO b. xnrc," HiRglcd Mrs. Wilhor
over a wnAh-tuwcl slie WINS hrmming,
" his handwriting might bc better !; ! car
hardly make II out"
, Doubtless he came Of a good stock
, said Miss Emerson, who, in a mild littl,
way, used to deal out Oliver Wendell
Holmes theories. He has n quo,
accent he talks Of very common things
but his ideas arc clcar cut"
/ "Ycs," said wicked Mls. Wilhor, ~
you could draw him out, You would Il
him good"
"Thcn I will certainly try rcturne,
the young lady from Boston, her sen
filled with philanthropic sentiments.
Meanwhile the professor Of Greek
i Latin, and bellies keftres, washed his I'M
hlnshing face IN the tin basin behind III,
i kitchcn-loor. and !" smiled and smiled,
and was Just ~ determined tn b., 10
limited extent, "a villain" still. /
4 little later h. came out and sat down ol
the lowest step Of the piazza, consider
ably below Mi3H Emerson. ATTIC
= while Mn. Wilhor WA calle,
Il away, and the two were left e
gcthcr. Tho last flush of daylight WI
r. fading of tho top Of tho oak trees, til
crickcts and trec-tonls were chirpin
n noisily while from nfar came tho faii
i hleat III u lamb, or. nearer, tho twitte
q Ut some restless bird among tho branche,
II suppose yan ARE very weary afte
tho days work, James" said Miss EmeI
II NON, kindly"
"ics, ma'Am," meekly returned Pr,
feasor Jim. lie had spent most of tn
lay ON his hnck IN thu weeds, c~volvin
ii ideas for ma article Iii the fall Quarterly
Il And 40 you have little time for rem,
4 ing. ~ which Mrs. Wilbor tells me yo
arc fondi /"
"Ycs, ma'am."
Il "What kind OF hooks do you like bes
i. James I"
ssThcm ~ Inns the most In en- sai
o tho professor, with an Atrocious atlemI
10 full into a dialect.
n "Ah, very true Did you ' REV
~ froissart's 'Chroniclcs'f
IL fumes" knew that h he IN charart,
m he had best Nly NJ ; but le remember,
the father Of lis country, and compr,
II missed on the liz by saying 1--WE hear
II spoke Of"
=. This surprised Misa Emerson ii
lr grew enthusiastic tohevelop this Yum
10 mar. Who seemed 70 llavc such M i
ii tentavr and rctcntive mind. She wei
10 IN drawing him ont" nnl iinal
offered 10 send ,mc for some book
IL which shr was s,tre would interest hin
IL Aversc 10 making her needless trout,
and vct not knowing how 10 deter hof. a
i. professor took FROM his pocket 4 ponc
aud paper, md had tho wit to way |
Ia could put down their names mud u,
them from MI excellent free library
4 the near town.
Let ne $50 tho lint, p!cascl' III
y .sknd. Have yon them MI right
tanned /" Hhe scanned his wriiinI
In wondering how he had spelled all ,
Is exactly. You write like 4 ministr
i. jameson M editor. alc added, with
4 smile that could not hurt his feelings
i" but such mel arc seldom pi1in vii
u cra. / conld anggest a fcw changes Il
NJ tho better In Your letters ; Your ~ IN
Il ~ arr alike ; your ms and nj arc II.
and run out ~ nothing
JaincH received these hints with grass
II fnl meckncss, while Mrs Emerson. npo
4 fnrth.r conversation, WA surc he ian,
d have hal y very Rool :. common educi
tion." She wondered, suddenly, II h
did not eagerly desire 10 study Latll
" Why he should. Il would have puzzled
ii Philadelphia lawyer ~ toll, but II
10 young lady from Boston failed "a nndr