Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-11
BELLIES DIARY.

such a stirring preacher TO-DAY home
missionary. lie set the whole business
before Us in a new light he urged upon
us the necessity of action. Ii nearer
duties detained Us. We ought 20 give
utbes OF our income, he sand. Nh. An
dover added a few remarks 90 emphasize
,ae missionary 5, and then the box was
passed. OF course I hadn't any money.
/ thought somewhat of putting in the
uus Aunt Ho.yokc left me, but didn't t
dare. Auerward Mr. Andoycr sand II
any one had come to church uuprcpared,
she could leave her mite IN his hands AT
auv time. 20 bc forwarded tog the good
cause. told Philip, who overlook me
on the way from church, how much / was
interested. and how much wished !
were rich enough To contribute: and he
only laughed and poob-poohod. and called
me religious enthusiast. Mother saws
She wishes Phillip wouldn' haunt me SO
much. that since hg has broken our en-
ga-ement because We were too poor 10
marry. and uo likelihood of growing
richer. q, his father had jus, failed, he
oa-a, NOT 90 act as il | belonged 90 him
,,.. suppose she think, II d.miui,he>
mas chances; bat don, wan, any more
chances. don't believe shall ever
marry now. neither VIII Philip. and
WHY >bo.lj vc u1, be friends, O.d Nr>.
Aa.us.ay .l.J me, directly after the eu-
-aeemsut va, ct. that ,ac a.vay, knew
that paa.p Dyy,r,auN was selfish and
me.s4-y. should have given her e.
piece o. my mind II she hadn't been old
enough 90 be- my grandmother, and
hadu', mean, 10 kindly. How unhappy
WAS when N.u Williams ~; mod with
me. and said tina, She d,ia., believe ,hat
Phillip never mean, % marry me. and
would never marry amy III. without o
fortune, Iaa; ended car friendship.
III ,7,a-TL.ip IS -o.a, away. i,
is like tGuuIer-bo.,. He is going into
business In New York Perhaps Ae WI.
make "a fortune. who knows; u1, tAat
care t1- money. Nr. AnjoyJT oTuu-E,
me- book % read 90 mother. and d
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/. L,-ribI, lonesome today. what would
fs.,;rre be- without him, I've be-
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/ T,.,erv .bis .ime Perbars this is the
| brcinninr Of luck.
.EgII.-Wro,e 10 Philip. Mr.. An
dover came TO give me a German lesson
and aferyard read TO mother and me
from the German authors. l told him.
| ius, as he was leaving, that had heard
from Philip. because he asked before
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