Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-29

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q the table. sbr poured the ea.f-c, he
carved the steak
Looking n them through the window
ple~ssnier domestic picture could MT
have been seen.
But, A. time went on. though the house
vas even brighter than ever. something
seemed 10 I've wrong Mrs. Mullet often
sighed. Mr. Mullet was rather sad. He
was very much delighted with the i'm
provement 10 the children, but he said to
himself that he could not forget Kitty.
She had no anxieties now, but ali! the
old days Of her first marriage. 1t was
the past of course, that troubled them
both; but how pretty she was, he thought;
and ''what fine looking man he was"
she said to herself; and what pity it
was, both declared, secretly, that all
thoughts of love were over for them both.
He had a delightful housekeeper; she
the kindest friend; but
The "but" troubled Mr.. Mullet so one
day that lie wandered restlessly up and
down the streets before going home.
When he did he peeped through his own
window before he went in.
What home it looked like, but The
but arose again. There she sat in her
neat black silk, giving little Fanny les
son in crochet. Now she looked at her
watch.
"Your papa is late" she said. "Go
down, Fanny, will you, and tell cook to
be careful not to overdo the roast2"
He heard her through the panes. And
now she was alone. She stood on the
rug before the bright CRATE fire in the
Upon the mantcl stood a
little photograph of himself. She took
it in her hand and looked at it. She
smiled and softly touched the pictured
whiskers with her taper finger. She had
never touched his.
Outside the panes he breathcd a sigh
and looked again.
"YOu dear old SOUL" she said to the
picture. II believe you are as good as
gold"
And then she put the picture to her
lips and kissed it. Yes, kissed it. She
had never kissed him. Why should she9
He had never kissed her.
But suddenly Mr.. Mullet's heart felt
light; life grew brighter; the but that
had troubled him faded from his men,
DRY. He opened the door and went in.
"Ohw cried clear voice, "that is
your papa!'
And the children came Gathering
down stairs to meet him, and he kissed
them one and all. Afterwards he shook
hands with Mrs. Mullet.
But that night when all the young
things were in bed, and he having locked
up the house, went up the stairs, light
foot went before him, and in the dark he
hurried after it.
"Wifie, is that you2" he asked.
eyes," che answered, tremor of sur
prise in her voice; he had never called
her anything but Mrs. Mullet before.
Then she felt an arm steal about her
waist.
kiss me-" said he.
81 shan't," said she. "You don't care
about it,"
"But do very much" said he. "And
think-yes, my dear, I'm sure that my
poor Kitty would rather that should"
And there in the dark, their lips met;
and that .but" troubled them no more
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