New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30
CHAPTER II.
DIR. MArIHFws On.

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Tic Grain from EllicOrryille was late that after
n0a.. r. fact III habit was to be late bat Oh thlS
part rulr day 10 was than usually behind tne
ami the one stagp which HOlbuTton boasted had
waited more tlIan half IN hour AZ the little station
Of the C'It-I -fcway town which lies nestled among
liz TyshiT hills just on the boundary Inc D.
tween the Emr1rD state and Massachusetts, he
G1t was L0' even for midsummer. and the two iat,
EuIacI.Y ultlOus who sat IN The depot alternately
MvCgtnd AGAINST the heat and v ped t1cr glowing
iaoss lie they watched AMI discussed the young
lad. olo 1u tir platform side, was walking mp
sno dow. seeming wholly UNCONSCIOUS Oh theiI e'p'-
Dag. Eut % vas only seeming, To-! sic hhe" pr,
irc''r wc' tL1t she Wa Al object 81 curiosity an
.i,'r aH. more thIA once ahc luSDd ia ~ wa"
ami turning .nuagrlV round faced the two ola idlicS
n .r.r to give them better view ana let them see
lpi .oa lJut Ucls. and ni..cs. and puiiS 'herc
W ~ Ia ltr u-v 'Trs-. Nuru tnat dIJ luf the h4St
tre 1.t rIC. hy sister Agnes WITH pailclite di'
N.r.,- ..I... only that most patent al od El;lid
A'.tr .u.d endure. And very pretty picture 20
p ..l.r fleming Iadc standing LheIs ia tht H"1-
ta.H. ... 1901. ESQ ar. cess aud innocent rs II no
t'lsu' ot lrfscf Had ever entered er mind. enc
'.-4 p.aA-a.ia. While bi0u!e. with misses OF 3Odeh
I'D IIH...L back from her forehead, ana mos
e''s.., Ht. even OF which poets sing ana "ulch
A'r l t.,r. ul gNt.oGs power 20 s|Iy tie Steiner
- I-st "l Chat pleading. cohLtIh2 eAPTe'7lol'
VIC. U.r.. . u.aa .1 sooa and mas ', u very ZEN
oti i"sId lr helpless creature 1ri-'h1g 50 ihiio-
ei.J Geo u.a ipT h.s Protection.
srr '.I.t .- uut uiy heroine. tn0ugh Slth1nl Yer
w.. -i.t would bo nothing, AID - +" IA 50 % ny
t'.f 'st hoe that do Got liA. hc!: ron VIII nos
l.e .,4. luo th. ,,.s odd iadra did moi Ike Ler,
ihr. ~ tH,v ,,iunfrcd THAT she very beauttiIl
IA 50. .s4 ia aer blue muslin and white emp ha1
Nlta tle .oag sea hrr dropping low peiiIAd, 700
frit ul Ga iHd TOO mush 0i the hDe lay ABOUT
4tf 'U,F -ata fog O. laughter of tbs WIDOW hoAle
fleming. vino Iy.d iu the lOw, brown house ON me
.a..l. and sc.,cd f1r living when she Lad no
'.4-'l iI.il tIt tIty.
lhsI t.rq TALKED II the expected entertainment
. tae |4lage liali the following night tableaaA'
.A@l.,-s 4na = play, toe proceeds Of which we're 20
81 q aaT- bdJIug frs-snglue when Jiie po"Pic
E,atlt Lcel,l AID Josephine LaA pushed ana
A.ia- o. tol thar So Was 10 figure IN most every
tang. grd a4,y Presumed she was now waiting lof
sue sasp b. com. on ths tTaI=.
arc inr once il.r were g1gIt in their cOnlectnre.
= OIL. waiting I'm ENcrard Forrcct. aDd when tne
.''-f Tr.n N fJrty-fi~e minutes beiiin'i II
l., De- SEQ 'rd upon The platform Looking 40 nssh,
e." Il. .au AIuaolIe Ia hls "a int llhel sult tnAt
~. 's'. 3I-os, forsaye Josephine for the gushing
amer U.,i which size greeted nm, ana carried
N'f IN toward home She Waa 80 giah 10 see hlm'
az i'E eyes lu1Ged at hun 50 softly and bhderiy,
..a 'r sd naiici 80 teal ham. a1d was 80 eAclta
"''. It an. aud the brown house OyefgfO"n Win
:" F'iiirt was 80 cool and pleasant, ana agnes ma
'"'a .eilpag little supper ald out Ior nm ID thS
"",L PIAZZA that EycFard felt supiemely happy ana
AIcu, aDI o>re when nobody Was looking on
tsa me b.ae ed fairy fitting 50 Joyously around
y - AID ,aiaIng INN nearly blind.
s~S, Jvsey, nc said, wien Tie teartnMeh Hso