Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-27

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the lantern low and high. There
wasn't q sign of her, and at last
got down 10 Boilers pond, there by
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past me, all in O hurry, On they go
when they've been doing mischief
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deyilsl but they knew enough to be
afraid of me then.
"And when I saw them nv heart
stood still, and / swung the lantern
low again, and I saw her. She lay
alongside the pond. and her gray
hairs were dabbled in blood, and
the marks Of the dogs teeth were ON
her neck; and / jest took her up in
my arms and hurried along the road
home and brought her to the fire.
aud. cried over her and called her
all the pet names ! used to call her
when ! first had her little young
thing; but it vast any use---she was
Jest assstiff and cold, and / laid her
down on the bed. and shers she's
laid ever sincs. Obi its dreadfulr'
Yes. and you deserve 70 BE-
hung. said the old lady; 4 but now
suppese she isn't dsAd, and maybs
ahe INT Let 10 20 osar with you.
and ahop and fstch Tie doctor.
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q procession of his customers and
they all went down to Dodd's cabin,
calling ON the doctor as they passed
his house, and taking him with them.
But when they came to the lonely
little house no one cared to be the
frat to 60 in, but ut last the doctor,
"a being best used to such thicgs,
opened the door and stepped in. II
was q mean little room, and furn-
nished only with a table, two chairs.
some shelves, and d bed, and an old
gray cat washing her face.
As soon as Dodd's eye rested on
this animal he uttered q cry Of Joy
and few to her side; but abe at once
cat up her back and uttered a loud
Mee-ow," while her tail swelled TO
immense proportions.
"Oh, i dent mind. don'tmind. ("
said Dodd, "I deserve you should
be mad ct me- anything, anything,
90 as you're alive. She's come to
life again. Glory, glory, gloryr'
why you don't mean to say
you were talking about q cat oil the
while" screamed the woman with
the basket. You said she didn't
cook your meat properly, and
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say she ats most of il up for me, and
chawed what she didn't eat; but
she's welcome. So that she's alive.
I don't care. Tho3xh shes weaned
from ma; I see that Our happy
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