The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-31

"'"F~'~ = N@AA RNAANEA LAtCAA&T .At AAr
that. owing 10 the 0yercr0wsied state
% ne marSet.' they could not accept
ANYTHING NOR ~ present. but nrging me
70 believe shat --want ~ liferar. merit
had nothing ~hateFer 10 do with their
rejection
forence. getting desperate. adver-
tnsesi Tor private pupils in mathematics.
ont the orly one who appeared was
bent IN striving lOgarithms. which she
had found - tedious when = schooi- girl
that she had skipped them altogether.
IhEs Ma too hAd. Tor ~he l. really 4
sDlendid mathematician. as far a the
principles ~. and that i probably
tnr reason she hates eternal figuring 20
much
With her music the contrary i true
She knows n0thin- about the theory.
bus her practice i-exquisire; s0of course
she cam 4 give lessons
She srws very vel. I believe At
least we are al kept neat ami whole wv
and she has good taste. but she SAYS her
Stitches wlll not bear examination. and
Il she tired - srw better. she should
work - SLOWLY that she rouli not earn
hrr salt Her housekeeping j. ve.y
E.tsrsfnt. | know; but we have nun
drpt little ldi0syncrasirs which would
ma = taxing bozrsiers impossible. even
Il X were not infolerab e. % we have
never seriously considered that ques-
tim
II will probably be thought cold-
blo0iesi N me 10 speak in thu WAY ~
M wife : earning ANYTHING. especially
when n0w we hat dismissed oar girl.
she hal everything 70 DO for the "a !
dren AMI fqr me-: and. ia fact did not
mean she should DO anything. but she
wa- alwaa poniering the matter. and
IN some dark moments gave in little
mts@if thought | would commit sui
cisie. and 'et her ~upport The chi dr-n,
IL ! OBVIOUS that n0r neither ~ "a
feit a. sure Il our elevated character OF
of-our talents - before the is-rncy was
lo-t- AM we had ~ last arrivesi * the
Above rneE'inn.si state II bank despair.
Il i J. real. tno bad said tl0rrnce
N lat. = i would take % III tie - MAKE
T. happs- AMI set ne calt have IL n
4 There J. nothing under heaven 70
b. done. said I. gloomiis. hut for
me ID 70 a. a ia -lnhors.r infoa factory:
and a ! am unskiIIrsi- anu VERY old for
4 teginner. can Eof earn enough 10
support the family - / think. nv dear.
thar yen hid better ~ into the same
factory ts.ai j.. II we can tn1 work.
whirh think doubtful in these times
AM W. will apprentice the children 10
the trade. a. they will be better able
- taSe care Of themselves than We are
when thev -row up
Florence made no reply 70 this ne
marx but shortly bean : short cate
chisnn-
Van are You ariStocrsticsr'
= No. noe exactly said J. II ike
the things aristocratic people have. you
knpw. bot / j. n0t for fear of losing
caste thai | object - the factory
= th0u-hr not" a a EIDrense COM
plarenriv- :. bur of course OF object 10
th~ grind. ard % DO l. NO~ the
question - what are the necessities Of
life q s0uF'
-Oh yes.- said L aFIrst. Won and
the children. second. house that does
nor leak ~ cover u; third corn cake
ant SAT- tsh. fourth good TIRE in the
winter. hfth- \ warm wovIlen Suit for
each NJ a.. sixth. some light active out
Il ,or emp0Emenf- which wllln0t reduce
mt sDirirs - such POINT that can
enios Your society when I have Ie sure
10 III do~n in the evening
\ And vou wouli Ike 20 keep .
hnr~pg- all Florence. c0uidentlv.
Why ves.'' lSaid. rather surprised:
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