Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-14

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nrs.f sss 50 glAi 70 - .At"ae 20 ny
ne haSs nsa use uaih' am i u"
n"i kn"E ~hsi IN The ~"''h u 10
-Doi- said Will '-Go home ~iih me,
Of course. and stay until " 'Ddiy."
do you live here. Wilt
OF course DO. have lived here over a
month. Mary will lie glad To see you
and hear from the old home.
"Oh. Will, / am 50 glad | met you !.
But what will mother think if do not
come home! She does not know you
live here, or anyone else with when |
might remain"
"Oh, we'll, come along; she will be
more glad to see you when you get home
Monday morning"
He took me to bis home and Mary
greeted me like Sister; made me ex-
change my wet garments, after which she
left ME to make myself comfortable by
the sittipo-room fire while she superin-
tended the supper. It was almost dark,
and was thoroughly cpioyipg the warmth
and comfort after the shower. hath of the
afternoon hoard the dior onor and
soma ona c.,ra into tho room am.
nosod - MOS Will ond Ala mot Ionk
around tb;nk;nc he would come IN to
tho fro Inst .Ssn falt t,v, hands aver
nv, ovos enS T Lno., ho w.s ,vo;t;no f,r
~ ~ So $500 .,h, NV. hI;nIf",5;as ,,, M
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Co.. 'n m.y nea a WIN nis. s:oPpeu o1a.lns;
nn,u o"Ii nv. :, 40 0 f,,I,n "n = S'u ..u
baayt oN' '"' 40 viz A''' VI NY
slack! Jack,r
Then. for the first time he susnected
that he also MIGHT he mistaken Per.
hans by nv voice which he had not no.
ticcd in his attemnt 70 sunrise one who
bv her dress. he supnosed to be his sister
In some way. at ali events. he discovered
who I was. and said.
"Why, Jessie, YOU sly little puss! Is
that YOU. with one of Marv's dresses on q,
Then he must needs shake hands with
me nasny lines, and even hintee' as some
thing like special providence that caused
me to miss the train, after had recounted
my Gays adventures. 1t appeared that
ne nad come BACK unexpectedly and,
wishing 10 surprise his sister, had mis-
taken me Tor her in the uncertain fire.
i'gnt.
Mary heard voices In the sitting room,
ana supposed WI mad come in to enter
tam NE. imagine her amazement, there
iore, upon coming to call US to supper,
10 see JACK tnere, saucy and lively as
ever, making nlmseit as much at home
and had n"t hs"n troro LIZ ~ 'no 'iouse,
where for over a vear Nv 'n0 Mic"
au1' T,w
N.Y. wny, " .a sa'a s!le' alter she nad
. .'''o sonewnat from her surprise,
" ""a oao VI. you nome 80 unexpectedly
l was hui 'ooh'ns lor you Tor month
yo uo,, ,:, l.,
,;., ~, saiG NJ ipokl1s at me all the
g.. Eel. .T' nv, uv 1.aS 'osea 10 Tease anyone
li','e olro came ana tod me Jessie
must come end take cara Of har 'u' !
vo,y..;a .,o .;,..- va,
ror ,,,I s"'I L. wv s,s.e very niue goou
;ounI ,o. on% I,.u un WI. hau not
oo1aS g.. a,n ooSn. I nel nere 10 "e
Mil ho y, &c. a,' ~ airaiu sue
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