The Morning herald., 1878-08-12
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''Poohl poohl' said my niece, ''ths
Esta @op't drop of my bones, ahlty.",
Aid couldn't help thinking what . pity
would be if,it did for xhiter,v Apd AN uand
lAhoHoher skip)T )T never @ sesN HiMaa
| the kind that so often comes with red aheirs
and A iovsiis sol6r nsysIsg ysss ~ 4 bIoasam
| than bloomed in. Mines cheek .wh4peIahs.
cried ont, ! r YTve cot to light ovtioIshowJ
auanty;S leth p him mind his 20 sis asfs tsnd
I'll mind nine lpiob9a argjGrsqmsi mem
MI NY heart a taHy yissa issssaaassd Bhs h sirl lasshs
satopposisss \ '!ls sIBI aa aiSs Z
aftef sslicsy Of rtoast abssw seh, her white
tssth and d1 dsvonringy DS laaW &
LeoneI serhs 1ttla Y g idp NJ Vas so III dainty And
had such "a poorq appetite myself ,tlthat
things came and went upon the tablS,, siad
were warmed up and fused ovei till .
body got tired of seeing thsmJa ThSn she
was my own flesh ana blood, yaSdi and hsd the
schoonmakernose little high with Mime,
|~apd frssklea over the'Dsidgda AtAbht she
Mas bSnny, biishe, irJsh1oS1ihgersat satuts;
SO different from the wretched little woman
that had Just gone sawah couldn' 'tbsss
the thoughts Of her Spirits and health
being broken by that dreadful Mr..
Steele. E2A 4
6"Im tell you Mime, ( said as she
dried the dishes for dc, swhata we'n do
You shall stay athomss NTH me and help
about the shop; there's ,bonnets now and
then to trim, and lots Of little knickk knacks
/ in worstedlwork to be,made.'t j
l0g'Now, aunty," said Mime, "a buffalo
would be less clumsy at trimming q bon
net than ILweuld, and, as for worsted.
| work-"lg!Y 10 sol s2TsI OIL.
il 81 suppossso, = I said for could see
she was determined to teach. oyg,yI ~ q '''H
The next morning she went 70 school,
and for month or SO everything went
| right ana ! didn't, hear a word OF complaint
from her. She made fun enough Of the
gchoolmasters and said As sdidn't know how
to manage the boys, and made himself
more trouble than was5neeessary; that d
looaxins sworaof hsA Vent further than a
dozen slashes with that rod of his; but
every one had their own way and It was
-nene of-her-bnsiness.= She-was getting
along splendidly, and the smaller children
were quite Delighted with the way she had
oflpieturing ont things 0n the blackboard.
Mime was quite ready with her pencil, and
htabda made US lahgh-sam Riley and me-.
MANY time by Jscrawling of funny con-
ceits on paper, Sam Riley began to drop
in at night, and 7 Hqticedr he was quite
taken with, Mime. Sam was well to do,
and outside ofhis line of stages owned q
fine house down on the main road. Sam
didn't mind being hit off himself once in .
while him and his horses and passsngerp
and all; he used to sit back in his AFRAID
laugh till the tears rolled down his cheeks,
and look over at me, winking and blinking,
and whispering under his breath what a
wonderful woman she7was.
[|O"She's as fresh and hsndsome as rose, 3"
he would say, when Mime was out of the
rooms, .Iand what health and spirits she's
GHIBT BTdOS> IMOEdIAa L
11soaa2 SEQ Shasathhiaa Shoav things were going 4s
P Dear dearh Fused to sit and picture il
all to mysslf, and think how nice it would
be to have Mime settled near me for life.
So when she came homo one afternoon
from school, with bright spot burning on
either cheek, and'an angry fame it, her
eyes, and said to me that war had begun
between her and Mr.. Steele, didn't SO
much mind, for I thought the sooner i she
got discouraged the better. She was well
on to thirty, and though Mines skin made
her look younger than she was, there
wasn't SO much difference Is you'd think
between their ages. "a
,.1.Hss forbiddenmy ,illusSatiohs on the
blackboard, aunty,. said Mime; and
though 4 didn't know nssiBit of board
from. another, I could see By, the wa she.
felt aBont ii that it was = great spite to
Mime. .Ts ealIs shsm pornioions and ex..
citing to ths sination ana injurious to
n,ore prast ti6l ic6al supplements sdid Jerhima.
And1 SSaldns quite gsss TIE bang of his
objections for every word Of the sShool-
masters was as long as the moral law, but,
/ could tell it was some imposition Of his.
.Hss narrow " -lmainded IDIOT, ahd shall tell
him so II he psrsiStsiin this notion, said
1. .3I ~ ugzrcoR s-n9JAnI ,S5ill ziGso9 | leN'S
MINE % sa.. 10 "A 9aa..,a1y,a sst.a,s y.