The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-06-11

A 'As f'"eo' ""S WV .ssRy.sir9 10
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years.hsd- -passed aEsy, and Mr..
Lockwood was spending the month OF
September in the Holy Gty-spending it
in very comfortable state oil malafial
fever. Hisprogress through Italy, had
come to sudden, stop, under the, very
shadow ofSt. Peters; and there soil,
tary American lay between life and death.
"Doctor, am really betteri" Tpd 80
s'Better G'.he doctor showed his spec
t.acles up onthe bald bumps Of his fore.
head, and opened bis gooseberry cofored
eyes in protest. s"You look me 10 the
face and ask me- that question 10, your
natural tonessaftertwo weeks Of delirium,
and then doubt whether you are better q
ed And have been very III r. l.s'sssa
Sd We have'a very nice Protestant ceme-
terry here, answered the disciple OF iEs-; Es;
culaplus, with comic gravity, land the
chances ves nave been en- ninety nine TO . hum
area IN lavor Of your occupying seiect
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BY the bord long ago, Hush! mere they
come now."fT saas a. 6e.,o ! {,
And the little doctor sprang up anc
opened the door with bow eaya9
"He is better, ladies. He wants tc
thank you for himself but mind, not too
much talking just at first" . !
Gryee Lockwood looked up in Q sort o.
feeble amusement as tall, lovely lady, in
floating blue muslin and q little French
hat, all flutter with pansies, held out bel
hand. is,61 "a r;a 8, a
81 am 10 Glad yoi are better, ), said she
cora;silv sSee, pauntie. the fever ia al
GONE Il have brouoht Won some whit,
cranes. Mr. II,ockvood. and bottle q
the yery oldest port that was ever swa,h
cd in 1cobwebs. .Sd3 nns.+srsI-9 = - -
arvoe lnnknd =. The translucent cranes
NESTING in leaves and tendrills. and the
bottle ) of ancient blood, red wine. HI
tried torsm;leJ 500 sssa., 49, - =, -
"How sball Ilthank YOU r, .be faltered
afor aIl vou have done, for me, a stran.
oor 2n -. -, - 8 s. =
ooh tbanhs ara ouite. unnecessar,
from one American to another, said Mis-,
Amethyst. brightly. .And besides, you
Iare notsuch a stranger as you think. . ~
.Not stranger YS 49, s.5. ..,,, !.
81 oweyot, al dollars, and / am pay
ind vol, bark with Interest," gravely wen
on the girl. y.Oh.s Mr.. Lockwood is Il
lpossible that you have forgotten Httl,
Zelda s-and the trout.stream elancing
Through the trees?-and the hlckleberry
bushes at Wyndledoe Y's''fW
aAre you@zelda = I 10 e9ii 9ro9 A
i / ann. Zelda r with y culnicaG imita
ltion Of histone. ri ran away with you
flmouev. / found nv aunt Amethyst
i who Was lust piping fol some one to spo
land che has been experimenting on1m
lever since. Isn'tit exactly like q fair.
\ story, Mr.. tockwood7 And when N
Iheard, down in our loegia below, that a
| American gentleman was sick with Re
| man fever, 1t WAS the most natural Thin
up and see what we could do for hin
1--WE would have done,it for any strange
: bat for You most ,,of all. II z
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