The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-02-22
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sigh OF utter wearinesx, and lifted his
head from his work, taking bis magnify
ing glass from one eye rs he did SO. Up
on the table before him was large steel
plate,on which he had engraved design
requiring the most delicate and careful
work, anc ID which he had given several
days Of continuous labor. As he looked
at 1t, completed, the expression Of proud
pleasure involuntary upon the face of
man who finished piece Of work sstis-
fact0rily became clouded.4
THAT poor child r. he muttered. and
listened to cry of suppressed sobbiug
coming from above. his half opeped doog,
With tho cloud still upon his face, he
went 10 ihc iariing and looked up the
narrow staircase leading 10 the attic. AZ
he expected. he saw littlo figure
crouched upop the. upper stair, the head
bent loN OVER folded asans, Ehs' bafo fleet
tucked ND under ragged skirts. The sob:
bing, though distinctly audible, was evi-
dehS9 eayecally;cEokefAdown,fa ex q
"FriR5gE sAa@in said In laH xdh@s
Ii ahhSt 9ent she chllA was besti9 Bin
with quick, darting motion that suited
well the slender figure. thin .,c- painful
nngufafity. the face thnt was almcst imp.
is'sin It's look of want and precosity. 49,
Mss:s.;i:::: !ness.aee tell and strong. with q
handsome, blonde face, bent low and met
the Ba2ao OF her large intensely black eyes.
swollen ane :::aaaaamed by tears. Silently
he lifted the child. and taking her into
his o=fi tuorfi, closeG the door. IL F'Y
Whats the matter now" he anked.
81 dropped the biggest pitcher fh.l Of
s.1WNIiievl'',
'T couldn't help i'll" sobbed the child,
sit was so hehvy''thnt my angers got oil
stiff With achs, and before ]. knew 4. nv
wsS. wsIstI just gave twist and d9T1n 1', i ,afl
whipped ~ etufl sesi,l
"Oh, didn't abe /, Ses y, i. :,
And ragged frock was slipped down
thin % sSSdld5ts i siatss6 :sss Fass 5ns
shpdder as he looked, and going to a
washstand brought some arnica, which
hea mixed 10 cool water and tenderly
bathed thewounds with an old hnEdker-
chief.
"Dnes it hurt much ~ he asked, as The
posot oS SaiS Yinsas g9sSI hls '2SSe ei as,
mind; I kaov yes,ll, make rit better.
VII Uiih sRa @aa aSssd Ssad fss ssat' s;ake ont,
.Yon arae tdoCs seahg Nb1I9ah that,
az; e.. ,e 1IAh,,,,
.,ts ~ lous.een, II an ii,tie.
,,;.. rSa..eaH - vels.lssssIe9 FAt eeema
on'y yes.e!aay SINCE = i1nnd you crying
on s.e Asaity, elot ~ hs tnTas yeaafA .plEoHi
1nSy nestled close 20 the hand ex-
.s .enaea 70 carSsa hef gently, as these
big b9aEslipG lhnpsesthAt .yss ever filled
WIN ginqnesa ior her: She was ono q
.ae Msa 9orG W1laf5 from an alaiahonee,,
uoauu 70 q crqsee. task: mistress Whs. hRgi
5eene en1sseaiiyN tysahical 4fom the
.,,s n,ss no9{ ~ ,Ia lge essss eln9eF her
sa;na mn;appssdi,s Pen, sst,l ntS5, tAip and
.1,ssisoao :ao an ePpea,ance, |nite ner :Suo.
Iaac AZ usl-useIui knoWteeeo gas. 'bal-
a3nsegio5, IpIecccltS sT'liy anqerfuirtq
.u91sa1l asAe9asaa eVadiag sheT pun
isnsietAstni 'e 2'R3t,','oo $ltH .sst;s.1i&I .
,,.,sFIalaastIy, ~ aasIy, GeSeit!ui little baggage ~
MIgl icy II 9er 70 pe, ad It tEe
hTa,als H,,, i,sslsf.s ;,r,.
iosthoaEdesg. hadabeen laosed' yithstendes
sima Ss ssar pi beS as so;n Sl oni sas a
OagF ~ asa St5ii ssa "a ! [, ~ Z 2s p
Mr Brueos room, Ghen she he% was snppose s
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