The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-11
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,ltst ~rrv NApi. t~hipl
Mover mlni lu,irvi"' ctic,l SAll,,
aai thew ,vat ~. es,usia is-s a.,
IA, tusm i~nlas ~sa,lcS -hsi she
aNl sst when sho ssc, we Fssing .,.asi
thv ms sios llo 80 msnt wtli ,ssll..
aBi wear st'us all hr,~S sn,i sgfai.he,i.
h thv h,-'ks "a ,uu' drcss b.,ct
scs such oh,iar,a. mover "
Hot ,nu Ntc "a sAlly said rvt
ting h"ti ~ her rttEh, tat wi arm.
sni )a,iHe YEA, rhcsk sesiHai
1 ivat | ie"iss- I don' T. she ,ttri
i~mrotV"uslN and to shn~ bee dsittr
'he thUu brr arms tlund u,s. AMI
squeezed az, n,s~ uyall, Dat ag.iust tar
r'rce ~ hsri v~ei shs urs~i ~ wrat
inside h-t drs@s
sail, sea vut huusvnati~ pssinfsmAti
AMI nutsc maid all Ia ont. snd ~ ueo,i
tu s.rn H. ute that shv sl-u, all h.r
lr,su,r timr W. quartelias " h tho r,s,l
aIai %snphb,ng ~ tu, fat all that, uus
IT so, principal yc..,itvytlrus IuftnE Tho
ir,vt | ha,i ~ long was waking Al all
uwcs I" sor Nail,s r,i fsn. wa,oh,ag
o., mN lsl.,ic, ani ! Auow she lid al
v-bAs wntt Zoe stN weeks ~ welt ~ her
""n, Nh,n latnF sesus bal such q sal
auiirni aui ,ut hoV hand
We uhtro III ,lsst an,i had y
bong i,.cus,inn about ,nus,n h ate and
her ,lsii, aud NJ all iclt shs, truadml
httio ragsmufnns w. shuuii sec,n ~
bet. fut ! Am afraid We had bvra run
ming s,ld, though papa "ni, u.ai Ia
laugh NJ u snd souil como Into the
school rnom hen mamma " a. husy ~ it'll
". u,er unt lessons. Whenever u VA. q
nno morning. aud ~, "No~ then.
girl.. the suu shines snh She hirl. arr
calling ou, With ,oa' irsn lrssoa.
when " rains,
Know aNrrwari VIII, ,hl. Vas
Papa ha. q horrible p.f,vus dread ~
our growing up veal. and slolly, Tor
his Was u delicate family. aud bsd
heard thai, our cousins wore often voFy
III
Il csn gu.s. Why Cousin kai.'s com.
ing Ia stay With US. .aii III
~ know why ,b"'s ,nm,ns," said.
"lis icrausc she's w.. shouted III.
for fear ] should show my kno~lrigc
fret
sally ~til taka her ne~. warm mill
with AZ egg In II before sh. n.ts ou, ~
bed In the morning said c,..y. soi.
EMMY. that will soon mak. her we'll
'sh. shall have all the cvgs Sp.ok.
lays said Ill, aud Jenny viii take
her every morning la the old garden.
seat under the trees. shes sure Ia get
we'll there"
And so w. did. for Cousin Kate came
that afternoon "a tall. pale girl. with
n sad. weary look In her face. a. ala.
gayed w~istfully from u Ia tho other
W. three girls stood back quit. In
Ne" ~ the ~ell-dr..s"i. fashionable
looking body. who was - different
from what ". had expected. while
mamma went up Ia welcome her. aud
took her In her arms In n tender. Affec.
,iopair way. saying my dear child.
"" are 10 glad % see you"
Cousin Kate threw her arm. round
msmma's b"cx snd burst Into q nc II
.obbing. hiding her fae. from our sight
We did not see any ~ Cousin
Nat" that day. but Young interest
~as deeply excited. and somehow. per.
hsps fo-tered by dark hints dropped nv
sally. who was n blighiad flower, ha,.
ing been crossed In n love affair with
the borsc.krepcr NJ q b.igbbofipg farm
W. giriH got Ia thinking ~ our cousins
Illness ~ u Mind ~ my .iery connected
Ia -om. way. how ". did not know,
with the heart
Our " III the sweet gentle cousin
fell on tb. very next day. ~brn W. ,,ok
/ G.gta.aa....n 81 h.s n.I l..l -. 10000 ...
dear old country home, with Ia wilder.
n'-. ~ AN orchard. great garden shrub.
berries and pleasant meadow.
Her coming seemed Ia mark nm epoch
In our young lives. for. seeing how
weak and delicate she was. W. isej IA
vie with ih. other in being quiet
aud gentle. waiting upon her IN tb.
most unnecessary way, ike slaves. and
always ready a. rush "a most Willing
messengers Ia forcs,all d little wants
III. expressed.
This came natural Ia Va; but on my
part II was increased Nv "a few words
which heard pass between papa and
mamma. m saying tGat she did
not think that poor Kate would e,sr
grow strong again. bui slowly witber
away. gave . great guIp as ] heard
these words. and then burst out sobbing
violently.
You here. Jenny said
We'll. my dear. q. you have heard
what we said. II mus, be- your secret.
TOO. Never let your poor cousin know
what We think. sad never b@,hnye IA her
a. y you thought she could not recoy.
eT."
81 promised readily. and Mt fourteen
The possession Of that secret ssscmed ;
make me more ~omanly than my SIS
tsr1. n. redoubled NY tenderness tO
the suffering girl.
The invalid wa nineteen "a great
age IN my estimation 500 aud used i0
book up "a her with venersti0n. gazing
IN her soft. swee, face aud wistfnl eyes.
wondering Why she was 40 III. and VIVA,
was the great sorrow that had come
upon her like q blight upon one III IN.
roses round our porch.
tousib Nate came Ia US IN the spring,
"a the months flew by ill IL was the
| hclgh vi summer. and many aud many