The Osceola times., 1880-12-11


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r1l-s Brxent desire, arsd -. When JSeJb
AriioztDn yants7d hls FIX d.Jsn in ilis
peculiar ~zy, BE- eysa.lfleFed-zLd his
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Bgt the Day Jane bgzved him still.
until b. br08ziIt BIZ a.; dOsn gpon the
tzfJle piih sn oath that czlsed the hair
Dg Nrs. Arlington - s.sni On end.
fOl sfzll nj DO il. BE- shouted. AyOu
are n0s n ayr yet, and s1ll ~; sll0z
500 ~ make nd Il yOlrself, I Elli zE,-
pyint myseH YTizrdizn and take care II
his rHODey fDr yOI.7
Jane llt her lat Ozrs fiat away from
her, ike fad@t women she knew little II
l4E, and dreaded Ii fgiTs-t thoroughly, and
beiieVet Ill manner u evil thing cDuld
be NOrke1 O'gi fhrzlzh IL channels, ~
she gzsy@d Oui q iiftle syb. and hurried
away from the table.
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her untss'sd brsakfas; and 0lAIed her ~
eat, sie pllshsd il sside.
i neger want ~ est again" she szid,
'let ne de then yOD can have the nasty
Old nOnsy, and have = god time over
IL
-hs did mt eat brezkk.; or dinner.
btJt Icy sotting thrDagh the day until
night, when her mother again appeared
with dainty little supper On a tray; all
the glld thing b. shicb Jane gzs mort
partial
Take It away" sobbed Jane again,
take il away, aud let me die
r..But Mother Arlington yas sensible
ot1 lady, and she knew that, in the bat.
lie .of hunger and love, hunger vas sure
~ o,.me Out ahead; ~ she quietly left the
frsv l,nd went out u the room.
( ~ minutes passed; Jane lifted her
he'd. 4he was aWflilly hungry; she won
dere1 what smcllcd ~ god. lifted the
napkins, tasted the food, thought of FL
threw berself down upon a chair, sObbing
bot retained the biscuit in her hand
She bad laughed At her,elf often since
then, laughed even while piiying herself
~ We may laugh alsD-it l. ~ sad ~ be-
| young and healthy, iu love and hungry;
~ all herOines Of the mot approved
| type deny Themselves Of food until at the
| verge Of starvation, when the cruel father
felent-, and the lOycrs renew their VOWS
over a delicious breakfast II il ~ ssd
| / say, 10 be unsb.e 10 do this: but Jane
was hungry, and she finished the supper
| II dispellcd her headache, but the ache
At her heart continued and grew with
remOrse at herself for eating.
An hour later Mr.. Arlington entered;
she pretended not 10 zee the empty
| dishes, but sat with her back toward
| them.
cts come she said, laconically.
| fNkFl..s La. ,.s....syff s.alr..I L..
| They've busted--Wil5O and Arnold;
! never did expect great shakes from
| them"
ooh, go away, mother" cried Jane.
| Il cant bear it,
Mr.. Airing turned upon her heel
"Wcll, | never she calculated, then
az she gained the hall: She'll stand il,
reckon, she's eaten her supper, anyway.
| Well, well, who'd think il, aud he, as
uscd to be thought such great catch,
TOO. I'm glad It's happened before she
married him. She'll get over il. Wasn't
there Ike slawsDn, that | thought I'd die
If hc didn't marry me; and, didn't he
marry Lucy Ann Higgins, and didn't
90 without eaiin' "A thing for two days.
Ior' how drcfiul bad ! did feel, too, and
Mrs Arlington hcaved a sigh in memory
Of that long lost past, then hustled into
the kitchen, full Of anxiety over the final
raising Of the breakfast rolls, for their
circumstances would not admit Of the
keeping Of n servant.
Are We alkcY Do the sOrrows which
were 80 sacred and ~ bitter 10 us in our