The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-07-01
Taking Boaroers.

Taking Boarders.
1T was a scandal the ncighhors said
"that Miss Della should be obliged to
take boartlers, after all she had been
through; and heaven knows boarders
didn't help body to work out her saliva
tion. And 50 much money in the family
too, taking it by small and large. Wasn't
hel lncle Ehen, over ut Dover. well to
do, and not a chick of his own to care for
except the boy he had adopted, who was
no credit to him 1t was odd, now, that
q man With poor relations should take to
a stranger, when his own flesh and blood
was needy but sometimes it did seem us
il folks had more feeling for others than
for their own kitl and kin. Then there
We're cousins III the city, torchandcd ana
fashionable. whom We're worth a row
of pins to Della and there was her Great
uncle Johns widow a-lalking on the Con
tlncnt, a gambling at Baden Baden, and
trying the waters of every mineral spring
in the three Kingdoms. for no disease
under the sUn but old age. She'd been
known 70 say that her own folks We're too
rich already. ana probably She would
endoW some hospital with her property"
Plainly wealthy relatives We're OF no val
ne to Miss Della. TO be sure. she had
never seen her great aunt since She was
a child, when her Uncle John had
brought her into their simple life for a
months VISIT with her French maid and
dresses her jewels and ftllalS. which won
The heart of her little namcsakr. Since
iilch hgiG ,,"hh WIDOW had become z
9''l '' Gll3ed crratoF"' 3I"AIS%ou and
Always nGau(IIaI iof, lh0N-h zen" ilad
itrtN ''I niue ?IIlS IT0lA lliile Z" llillr
across lhe seas l9f ihe last iifteen years
Slit h"a nell'lGf he'fI nor seen anything
- " 'tIli- "'i" l'd'' IlSl'lItu i'i H"uti-
!H' 'nI''- 'l''l"'i' anu was 'ul'e u.I'ol tam
y ~, " = PClS"li o. ~ ;. J"lll h"|tl 'oI
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llIl ''i''It tIA't III lena hUi'iaI'l'ii me-
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chamlr.r-, broad pialla-, tiur views, berries and
"'" mi'h. one miiG ir'm t!r -aiion, Ndir'~~
Crott,haroush. Maine.
..Chpan annuob y" commented nm older
1y l.d> whn haIn,rnrd mon if ..DDlia
po,nt.on An ulI n1i1 | .,r1.ns,,
OBLIGED 10 ,uol, onr III herself I'yn j
nav niIl, III dnn,t ]iln thar4Jl Nj III
harm done
Ana u Drlja's tirst boar,Ipr ar,iy-
rd-an old lady with = false front of
hair brown wrjnkled skin faded ryes
a black alpaca Gown and a hair trnnl,
D4G3 made her v4lcome IL r sbn had
been = duchess. Iubtpd , wood fire in
Ms Clements room as thn nirht vas
damn and bInuoht out her dainfirSt cnn
ana saurpr VIM tho f,drIrsS nld rnsrs
wreathinr them ..WundcrfuIlv kind :
reflected Mrs Clement as she comhed
out her vjsn nf rray h,ir 3nd cnntided
the false front to a box .Wnndrrful
kindness for spyru dollars n vnn. shes
new to the trade. She'll learn better
lTnm1n n,tnrn dnpsn,t ,b,nrn Win Iati
tl1pS She'll find it dnpS'nt nay to can
sjdnr +bn nnnfnrt nf > nn,nrtv1 .trinLnn
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l.o,fns, 4hat n.Ii, loh hn%,,,, ,' wy sl'o u"
nnant +o hnld nnt tbnI1rb nt6nr Lnarinrs
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nId nnnn1,,, fnrtoh;on XXI" '',i, IauIt '
od II tai-;n' a,Ior, ''' ' nr .''' ,'o';"
..uhat i,oo, ilI,'5' hnor. D.;
.,.l,aI Mrs. CjoIna',t If .ittoI. ,i,, ,rha,
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7nn haI ) lnyar i l. Iaras3y ~ ~ -
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.rcn me- '91 aEont I'M hi" 81 + ~
.Thern jsnt mnrh to tru lie asked
mo IA na,,v hin, ia WE no;n,r ~
\n.tralin / conIdn,t leave fofher ana
m0thnr von knnw tLnv wern hnth faohjn
and he ronldn,t staI, horn Th,t w,s
MI I"
mAnd van Won ("
.%ow an asn hasido. ,ro ,o mn G,,o
"And Won have never heard of him
since ;" - 80 : -
.<yes ur wrntp. hut whore was tho
.use1 If cnnId neve,. rnna tn anv+binit III ''
If was hotter tnr him tn fnrgot mo- e'.,,2 nnI
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! Iidn;+ onSn,or hi. Iast lottern ''''' ''>'. ~
man1 snnnosin% Ia Shnn,d ,ot,,,
some Jav wdnId Won marry him ," ' II