The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1878-08-29

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ybe .l looked q a .ro. r" F.
|a.cN saws q whit" furn ' 'grn. wide.
tp,.. ,nammol eye Nn ihc oagp ,
- s. pra9za' p. ~ muia."y |
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,rco,f festiSn, repeated -. .. To- Ter
T:re, Hore insulting manner, she SIMPLY
'"d~ "herhead.
, ,Ho ''cR then you can tramp Tomorrow.
3sk IT and won't let people live in my |
sSE ES tes for nothing. Get one room. some
where. and work; take in waShingor scrub |
hing for your living and MIR. skinner
trampcd out, slamming the door violently
bchindhim.
The sisters looked at each other iii IL
dumb, bewildcrcd way. The wind swept
around the house they had learned to love
so well rs lift would enter and drag them
ont at once. The storm beat rclrntIcssly
upon the window pancs, the fire burned
low in the crate. What change five SEN
tcnccs had made in little home! Words,
ihrv arc Inf fine vibrations of the air. and
yet the difference.
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anJ Jh thou rrntiy Questioned them. Till he
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| io,.t " i;ii tbo .nrin~ form Of rourt. nnJthat
{ Ti' ;Il ,;ro ri, tr's ~. timr n turn around in
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g my US SINt .iioii' ' i',,'
ana thGh III lurllcn up 'nr ,ia' nnIo ",i npI
1t SNihMtrsJIt titipI,'"ur,S' nv ", that h,, fho ,,
began almost to feel S3'Ei,!cS, .'''' ." nmJ thG M
c fg9eIIloHS Laura i9r the ilrSttme' G2E'l''',
hr. tI,,M :, 1a".If''iI-'"" I WIS o' S"ch o''
a '',,ls H,i!n T''e' i an ,u, =, ,
Z WIN stayed ana talkeu WIN lnrhl' i'h'
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Ill., n nave ,i peer, ,n%'Tn,g III t'arru io,o
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nj thm sh" does Sine, hut won't any more
Yom nrr fine Lindrsl host fellow ever saw
n and we'll shnkr Lnnds over fine bloody
VI chnsm, filed hy that Jrcudfnl old man. . >
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toIiim thn I""I tna ,,,, hn pnSJ pS,JH'S ~, Ni m Sn
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z would I,Tr ;,nornJ no.,I,In" G,,,, L',,. '
\ Lrtorr ''''' ''''' '''''' '''''''' "" '''"'
u HOW dreadful though Is tllat M hrSt wax
! ehlng ai'er y gTlel OF trouble! Inc sudden
S.aft l,'t3 W,lTn WI, % we Waktu, lhG uhWohlId IL
WGi,Sht at thc Ho''r'' tllc struggling mo the
s. iull GollsclouSneSS OF sorrow, lney were
u u6oll braye girls though ana went through
q thrlr 4aiIy occupations as c,hcerluIIy, a'
| mlght ne saying put niue oi tnclr trouble
y 'hougli ,hey rou''' ''i'ilh ol no'llil'E eiSe'
Y "Well, children, SAID WlIl, chccrlly, rs
they gathered again around the blazing
fire, "how are you both to-nght?'
"Thank YOU, Will not quite coual tc
ftaking in washing and scrnbbinp ms om
venerable friend so winsomoly advised last
tnight, but still in our usual state of preser.
ivation, are we not, Willic?' replied Laura.
bravcly.
..What does Mr. Skinner SAY, WiI9"ir
lmirnd NliIJrrd " '0",'''''' '"S' '''' III.
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