The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-04-06

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NV 'eeee r,s'r ~ 3k4 nor, and there
s.oou Nancy al EQUIPPED Tor goinl
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\ found ! won't suit lypps ma'am, Z
sale Nancy, I" and soyou must look ouI
for another girl. 4"
Having said this Abe turned away
ana TOOK her departure, leaving Mrs.
Smith in y state Of mind, as It Is said,
"more easily imagined than describ.
cd" eos riaa
"0h deari what shan I do?Y Al
length broke nom her Lips a. she hurst
into tears, and burying her face in the
pillow, sobbed aloud. Alreadv had sha
repented Of her fretfulness and fault.
findin temper. IS displayed toward
Rachel and could she have made a
truce with pride. or silenced ~ rrh,s'
pers, would have sent for her well-tried
domestic. and Gendssyorsd TO lnakel
all fair with her again. But under All
the circumstances, this was now i'm
possible. While vet undetermined how
70 act the street bell rung, and she was
compelled 20 attend the door. az she
was now alone in the house. She found. I
on opening 1t, q rough looking countrv
girl, who asked if she was the iadv VIM
wanted chambermaio. ANY kind Of
help was better than none at all, ana SO
Mrs. Smith asked the young woman 10
walk in. In treating with her In regard !
10 her qualifications for the station she |
applied for, she discovered that she !
Knew almost (" nothing at al about an I
hing" The stipulation that she was I
q be Observation-Disclosures. nm
ii cook could be obtained. was
'eadily agreed to, and then she was
hown to her room in the attic. where
he prepared herself for ENTERING unor
Ter duties.
"Will you please. ma'am. show mo
What you want ne to doPr asked thel
ew help, presenting herself before
lrs. Smith.
60 into the kitchen, Ellen. and see
hat the fire is made. III De down
here, presently"
To be compelled to see after 4 nav ,
nd ignorant servant, and direct her IN ! |
very thing, just ut 50 irving a season 4
the year, and while her mind was I
all out OF Sorts was 4 severe \ I
ial for poor Mrs. smith. She Z
'und that Ellen, as she had too =
ood reason for believing. was totally b
nacquainted with kitchen work. She q
q not even know how to kindle q coal r
re-; nor could she manage the stove v
ter Mrs. Smith had made the fire for Il
n. All this did not in anv way tend e,
make her less unhappy or more ma b
mt thar, before. On retiring for The Il
ght, she had 4 high fever. which 'con~ a,
lued undated until morning. when g,
z husband found her really hi: 80 in
nch so rs to make the attendance ~ a az
ctor necessary. q
A change in the air had taken place +
ring the night, and the Temperatures OF
d fallen many degrees. Tb;s a;dad q,
efforts Of the physician, and enabled b,
% so TO adapt his remedies az - w
eedily break the fever. But the TO- Oh
rance and swkwardness Of Ellen. an at
rent IN her attempts TO arrange her Cs
4 and chamber, 50. worried her mind A,
y she was very near relapsing into no
: former feverish and excifed state sp
Q attendance Of an elder maiden III
ter was just Ia time. An care e,
tskea frvm her thought. and ii
had a chance OF recover;no n,
more healthy tone Of mind and BODY ID
ring the next week. she knaw ~
e or nothing Of how matters we're r.
kressing out OF her own chamber. th.
lew cook had been hired, II whom Re
was pleased to hear good accounts. st,
Tough she had not seen her; and FL ins
under the mild and iudic;ous in Isl
'ction OF her sister, had learned TO the
re up bed neatly, sweep and dust wit
rue sfyles and 10 perform all the lit for
q ceterss OF chamber work greatly an,
er satisfaction. She Wa. likewise ed
willing and 70 All an lus
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