Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-29
have a comfortable fire on the hearth,
Hulda spoiled it all by begging me not
70 lleht the lamps, and there she wonId

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TO ilght the lamps, and there she would
sit Ii blindman's holiday. [ began to
get the rickets myself; and though /
wouldn't have owned to it for
the world, was sorry l nadn't brought
out with me Ms. Post and her baby, and
the young student on the second floor
back. For one ching, hadnt enough to
do. Chloe did all the kitchen work.
Hulda attended to the bedrooms, and the
| cooking that was left to me wasn't worth
mentioning. It was enough to break
ones heart to see the dishes come and 90
untouched and untastcd. | would al
most have been gia3 10 see that greedy
Marley come IN for one hearty meal
There was nobody 10 brew or bake for;
nobody to mend or make for; and, ah
me! what bitter CRY had one dav when
[ stupidity stumbled INTO Bob's snuggery,
up under the caves Of the garnet, and saw
there The broken fishing rods, the old
rabbit hutches, the bird traps, kites, mar
bles, and heaven knows what and all!
couldn't get the BOY out of my mind,
and began, nov that l had plenty of time,
10 think that | might have been little
hard myself, ana grew to wonderful
ABOUT the children OF Bob's first wife that
NaSlou rp;,bont o,n 49,, - ahas- -
o7~, ~. .','0 ~ 0 ~ y 0-l''i =
- =,
! 40 i'.1 - tlo' tilsla Hl'I7L cane on
ssp'es ~ we ilt,1 - olooh9 lfozs uge5,
|oTS boG NV, ~ ~ ~ 40 LA "a
at last there was no color or substance
LETT them but Their skeleton branches
eSalhs. d leHath SKY Ahe sho" came
GOWN IA |lifilAg aIit15, ana Day ID day
~ ny I'osN 'Io.A9o 70 'ioie!ul l9lisiH'
So' oul one fasch"orh, o4t put II
hon9,l5ri. ana - ,,,;5 ~
havn M Mn y.or,s d.n.F,, 10. 80 -
go, 5gI.,,l5I s''"' }0''i ~
:, ~ " notii'0 u GU e
oot tilloe was setslHS ags Peptlc already
Win oVefieeolag, ana even her wool
Wv, Wv 1l1-zeLl ''4' ~ me o'' rigorous
t., ~, Ill
90 '',o my "'f "e,oi' -'e" 0at
"uon { Stpl ~ So ~ u ii"li '''9 49, @-o
s 800 - 'i'"1 IL was al we Sooia 40 20 ger
tht oulho creatures ABOUT the pace
housed ana tea. Nhen ali was done
so Iho logs 70 olazing upon the heaTtn,
- ~" liai'P'l y AeP' warm oliuh ~ tue
"1ii0S 1ol y lt'e, VIZ was SUI 1851
"DoU' tI7 Ni'oAen ne VIM io"i9u
~. ''i1 iot'e' !" iii1 '''e oiauc"5s
" aug y go "$ainsL til5 "9o'ieF- ooaioihS'
| az s,'lo \ iiul'a' Gos save any poor
oioI IuisS q ihe mercy Vi Ihi' STORM u
iii9 ~
amen SAL doloa;
AZ 'lla1 ihoment we ooth heafd some
rn,n IKE :: i nI S,',ee st r. GO 70 the
..Js. No. unIda "a ''r' 49,; ,--n1It e..
49, 1'10' 'Ni
= ON '5,''s US o1ly tne Si'i e'AiHs u ''s1
",no'
buI again We heard the voice, ano
again we heard my name; reached Tor
'a.} oiolA aaa hI'' anu oucAle4 Oh my
,,l,i9 - ~,
orea. n.+ Of Storm and a}e.t came nalt-
~. .-,,,o,, hl.toro ~, .',,,,.
.,3Il ~. " - 49,. ~
'11i cl iio vas ''u'alih9 o1A0ie MN iihe
oieep - d tempest. lhey were pihoeo
w. 49, ',l0 SEW 1nu 'i"l' l'oAeu' '"e 'he
10y "a s,90i y, SISSsl ~ li-e Hauu aho
arms
..no,,+ go, ,,,,o-, -, A,4 no,,2r IA
40 49, ~ i-,-'' 40 . n - i'5 9~L'
~ 800, ~, h.l,ll r 49,, 80 80, NV
i,l,v ,,,1 to ,,a. me- .n,,,,, uarn ~. Is,
~, y, >, k,,<.,,1 80
w i'l''i gu ~ " - ~ ii' '."'c n'a'
arms tonk mn 1hs 1870 CIV w, Rnl ~ h,n m0o
was white as the snow outside and seam ed
dazed and bewIidered
.Sae here Mao, he stammcrnd ort
SI'v, brought the children 70 Won TO
board for awhI, Eya1yfhinSs ot
skies and seyeps N the city: mar,cy g.
| Rrotffys have uona ia amach. hu+ IN
oct sometime in the wav 81 ciarkshin
again, and paw the. chlioren's board. yo,
know; they shan't BE- burden to you,
Mag"
A burden, r didn't eoom ,nnob i;l,,
8 bur1en. Snch q Glad commof;o, &c
those little ones crsated, Hulda ana
| Chloe putting dry clothes on them. ana
| trlcking them out as il for baby mas
! querade. The hot Dnsses was poured
down their little rbroaT., aD1a bonnfitnj
supper was given them Of not ailk and
buns
| "There'iI be sometime Grand Cor
breakfast + said. looklny un5n them 90
greedily as ever poor Mar ev did unon
| Hulda. How the Old Kitchen echoed
with their romps ana caoersl Thev were
ali h4n Il ome. every one Of tgen. viii.
Bcb's fine make ana build, and beautiful
eyes like the pretty dead mothers.
| spa,>n e.i4 oha~ ,;.,,,
over +, q thouahf az rn,,,l ',,yo thar, -
me. the whole rnraa. III spend NV wnole
| hfc IN mak,no +hann bo.,r,,- o,I 81,
I'm oo,a ~ .ha1, ,au, ~. ~ har,oo,oad
and eyrrv nenny I've GOT in tho worId >
eyes yel stlu Hos, who had never
ceased shvering. and was now as hot and