The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-10-31
When did Tom Tyler tell you

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this. but Mary looked very grave,
while her father said that, Of course,
the letter was for st. Leger's mother, of
whom he had more than once spoken.
So Sam was sharply rebuked for listen
ing to Tom Tyler's idle tales, and Or
dered to hold his tongue. You'll
have st. Leger try his horsewhip across
your shoulders, if you don't mind"
cried his eldest brother, and they all
laughed again; but Sam was very un-
like himself, and did not join in the
laugh, but maintained grave compo-
posure they had never noticed in him
before.
Nor was tia laughing matter some
where else. The news of that morn
ing's interruption few apace, with vari-
Gus additions and amendments. Thus
improved upon, they reached the ears
OF Mr.. St. Leger, who lived but few
miles off, and they created a profound
sensation, SO much so that instead of
spending the afternoon with the Freres,
as expected, he took himself off, and was
never seen by them again. 1t was dis
covered that Tom Tyler's version had
been correct after all. Good riddance
for Mary Frere; but a heart triAed
with and wronged can never quite re-
ooEsr Ta. issem t;r,o c.n, uss ol,nost rovoron+,n
roI .iIie oam T Ms "ie0. eai. ~ so'ns
"a. sseasou ~ aio ,at; Z i0,s whm sro III La III VI
nLs u sln.pi1 en, ,1au , WV ntto. ~ Hau
c.osen : ouc.i q sinS u.r "ay " L IL.ooiins
ms M suspiciiohs, Una. ~ wac p1cause :s
Sney MouiI 1niy 1aVo i1neo as az nm i;4.id u
nJ nau eTiu e 'n1n oi1o. anu " p,'t a. SIIS nIJ
asnanleu oI tneniseives; Dus Ile olu
haSit ley!Eeu alsel amniie' 40 o.u aI HaoiIs' I
@ posn aalIi anu pelson1,, Ia ~ oasy oSaSr uU,
..uu s7sm - az ans ~" ~,o IL L. os a. sp daau a.
wi: eAoeps oy LAY, mno d ms' III @%n W.
" MN iloie snah ossL' aau ~ nis
near, as olly ne'eelS w. snS mean,n 20 anJ
Oh tnat alspiay oI nrn ln'eliigence anu
aimosS 9s,, neTce 4, anectlon. /, Ia
IL Ieli you VIVA. IL hieals, salu
ner protner 70 Mrs; 7 reIe. one uayi wnen
que as .elAl ~ niaI III 1Jo Jop Or;n,,s"tt We
q iawye, III Loiuoh' oiu yoilr SuiCAset',
OF gray Inn, VINO coulu see q. tnl9g as
shrewdiy as most people II means
snls, tnat oam mas goI . near ss anu ia d
nead, put ms neau Is more ouG Vi ene
way tnan usual, ana can only De gov a5
through his heart' IKE an oio-1ashloneo &c
bedroom tnat can oniy DC feacnea ny
going through another, LOOK mere,
sister, L IKE Amazingly tnat story OF tne
oanns-lts grano. N0G tnaG 'iieIe was
anything clever IN Wnat ne did' JUST
tne reverse, IL mignt nave oeen nlosI
stupid mistake; put tnls Is What 1aAes
my Iancy SO, tne hrmness u purpose,
tar higher quahty OF mlnq tnan mere
cieyernesS, tnat Goulu ilia1e 1;a 'fe feu P9oa
Ieilow lace ever snins ng efT m, III sne
sake of the sister he loved. There must
be something IN one who could run the
gauntiee ilSe tnat, when ms Ieal! .i Ma9
once larry u1iockeu' anu : 'n'nA
nasg INC Key. - a NJ.
always tioughs So eiieu Hnis'
T rere, i greatiy oeiign.eo. 1,u o,,,,,
Wen, iee Ie ny -. ~ .an af Iny h;n;
WI, M1sh oan, anu e5aAo o., d law % - Hin-'
nat 40 you say
Inc grlnning was eploemlc rounu tne
table atter II was A khown InaI gam was
10 De lawyer. iis peo'no.s I ;.s anu siosei' s;I
eouid naIo,y looH d. nIss ,, "iSnoIS oI1ir slli
lng II oiu seem 80 ot; tio,i' ~ tSo aDsu,y ontn!
contrary 10 every I9eion sney eI.eI
tanned Oh MN. hau ne saS peloIe snem
IN full naval costume as A4nlllal u Ine
Cnahhel rlee.' !: mou,u uo naio InlacLad ddae foe
serllck elleli as oels ,ho 49,, Uresanoa
anu pfeposVefous. oIIlo lIiao.;on ~ Lantas;nS
saved sam from conceive .oa oah.ellns, 3
though tne Ola iawyel was o9o 3e misI I,.t "
make any Iuss apoue :,ie na'Io., a.,, euS
When pam was aloiie "ten tJ n.s -; usoSeGts oe =
anu ~ slseeis 1I ., ne nau ns,ssI | ;n % norfoot
bnougn al was 40 '"' -
gooa nenior: Id Iof oo,,,so 70 no
], AT nrst gam naI' VI COURSE W 80
snrougn sne usual ai., VI ie!sIny ;e yosu;h,a " q
lawyer oin1e' - 49, : ~ ~ pH9' IA
Iol any M oneL srn 10 S,,rne' o.. mo o a%fnI T onJ ND
not. MS plunuei5 meio e',io amiu, ao .l,o
proyokeu 1ie MfH't ~ e. ea,lau i o,asis 90 rho IN
case hlSns " .anmo5 " m,a % and ~ son,ewba hot Of
W. al We "oi' Pm+ b;s uncla never
snolonV sad f.I,It n. r;th him The most he
aoa1u ao;d rhan t~ soma mru frantic bnnole was
hronobt tn his notice was, "Sam, do
th;s eTer aaain Won know Won can do it
a areat 6esl better than that And,
q snTe en- enough If was done better the
secon6 time Tn short his uncle began
with and in spite of every discourage
ment, persevered in the plan of trusting
him And hv DEGREES he found that the
more he trusted him the better he did,
and and the more he treated him as if there
were something in him the more he got
o,,t mTt Of him Had Sam nothing in him
~ 70 hea;n with the nIan couId not have
az onswsred Int this was inst what his
HnoIe boi;eyed namely that there was
sometb;ne in him hut that it had been
SVst sUstemat;calIv ia1gbed down and sat
nnon from sunerficial considerations
apJ p tbat # conld onIv he broupht ont by
. Gnu ,o+sI oI cbanGe a. % Of external Influence and
rso+ment so nd now his mowers beoar
W taeSo sLnw tGomsajvas and to exnand Inst
ss sS ',,Vh sbrnb that has been stunted anG
SIactsned II ! ere d. from ON want wan Of room and un
oaaon1ieI o0nei so;I % hea;ns 70 II throw ont vioor.
oUnsIn.al sLnots ou whan {ronsn,anted an to groSnd
aus aus enTfs' sts - % and WHERE # has snsce TT
rrar onou 'ui'' ~ '
e0". G so;aMr on;oesett ono d.v
90 IS saul ahni, sI1 snio of @ ~. he awav the Who'll,
@ we slari a.. ia - 10 no II ioove Won in chara
at'ernooni lLo na;oa anu W IF that feIIow CHOKE
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