The Princeton union., 1881-09-08
PRINCETON

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edge, but guess can learn after while.
see, Miss. II have done my work we'll. !"
), Oh, my, she exclaimed, vexatiously,
= now stupld-hoW M very stupid you are.
You nave not got the potatoes half out Of
tne NIL ana lnose you nave got out are well
Mga chopped TO pieces BY the hoe. You
WELD that instrument as II it was your in
tention to mutilate, to destroy. You need
dig no more!' Il (. #SSs .1. ..S5..'. &.
~ eH, leaning contentedly against the
hoe handle, and wiping the perspiration
Oh ms NJ fofenead with the dalntiest OF white
perfume OF vlolets, what next shall do?
Issue SUI your commands, Miss-Miss-'
Embers, young man, and an especial
friend OF your master, Mr.. Denver. Well,
as you DO not manage the hoe adroit enough
70 pc anything but detrimental to auntie's
Potatoes. you may as well take the half
Dushel basket, gather them up and put
tnem IN tne Dags. they are peachblows,
ana are sure 20 % %Drlng good price IN the
market; ar MI
You may call me Bob, he said, with a
al tha4 y eilln"oe VT Denyer r calls al me 11U
ICY; axvo,,5 poh !. ~ -.
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VII VII noon 9oMgs YOU may snare !, my luncn
WIN !ne unoer tne apple tree. rec
/, quite an lnducement. a feeling of
righteousness came over him, and he fair
~ shook with laughter. Was he laughing
at her? Garnet drew herself up proudly, a
spark OF ire IN her big, dark eyes.
hat makes you laugh SO oimmoderately,
Bob? It is not polite of you, and shall
certainly report your in-behavior to Mr.
Denver 9gs19 a&T'
Fray don't, Miss Enbers;" with an at
Iectea mummy. couldn,t help 1t; indeed
! coulon I. you had seen tnat III. favored
mop toad leap over that potato, you'd laugh
too. IL was 50 funny Ihe toad was so
sman, whereas the potato adgrownto an
enormous ea!o nous slzeIa regular whopper! Look!
" MISS Empe!s, mere goes the 1elloW under
'nas ssHMsqsli ssraggIng s. :na vne; 3, !, !, !,
- Humph!" !" was all the answer she vouch-
safed him as she went on with her digging,
out sne .douoted the existence OF the toad
ana q, beheved ne was making fun OF her..
Inc minutes crept up II, o'clock came,
ana bod was waxing savagely hungry. AS
ne emptled the rourtn Dasket OF potatoes ne
salo. Il ,@s
1T is noon, now, Miss Embers, I'm sure.
See! Old Sol is directly over us. Come, let
us have our lunch under the apple tree.
I'm hungry as a cannibal.' = s.-s Il 5.s.-s
!, l, TOO, acknoWledged Garnet Get
that parcel yonder, Bob. and don't. you
squeeze H. else youu crush the cranberry
talts IN II. Aunt sarah made them and
sne 8 FAMOUS pastry COOK. Sc }a#s asa
cranberry. tarts his mouth beginning
20 wafer. aou pet III mold II. llghtly. i
am especially fond OF them. But what del
1cacies does the lunche on contain, Miss
Er1lhoteers, r1lt prepared Dy your nands Z" MIA
Not any, Bob" with something that
sounded like a sigh. 81 am no better cook
than dressmaker. I'VE have both missed
our vocation. worked two years in Mad
anne Brownies establishment endeavoring
to learn how to cut and make dresses, but
failed ignominiou ously; was therefore sent
home minus q recommendation. So it will
De WIN you bop. A1tnough thoroughly
gooa man, VT, DenVer, IS q very
e1acang one, "a ana = your work day is q
specinen ,!e ~ 9nat you can 90, ne VIII not
,nhat nI.t = ohsai,,to,,, eo .,aaa, 1MEel 'lian
iii ,,,o,1" ~ 1;fo - ooasay ao up
,hot = - ~ aeas ea fooi Deal me-!
"onael .@aaS w4ai 4a,aaa aA gUoq Ior, anynow
*; S1ootl uoou ~ io1A a., ne mutteIea, under !:
the ,e S,nha,,nat m. the4 tna. sne woulu soss on
foea eu.' eeTha,, aias as aoss concealed ner
lace. men ai0ud, 1ood 70 dig pota-
toes, ! suppose:
At which both laughed heartily, and to-
gether they Wended their way to the apple
tree, weighing down with golden fruit, at
whose foot they were to partake Of their
lunch. A musical streamlet threaded it's
way over pebbly bed, washing the roots
OF the u apple tree as it ran. .merrily on. Hele
on tne grass IN SOUND OF Its babblng voice,
they seated themselves and prepared to
partake OF the repast which Garnet began
to spread dalntlly out on newspaper, first
throwing off the offending sunbonnet,
which motion caused the red brown hail to
tumble about her face. making picture at
which Titan would have raved. 81.
By Jupiter!" CALCULATED Bob, she is
even prettier than imagined. She is o
perfect WITCH. .s s s5ts.i \. Is.
He had doffed his sombrero, and his
picturesque, Moorish face, Illuminated by
darkly splendid eyes, Garnet thought the
handsomest in the world. i@,,ssst s,s,,.$f II
aIf he were nota hired man \ sha mnsad
,ssor even had ever 40 small an income Il
beliava could love him a. = 10 tha ;dao
is ,simnly ridicnlons T will M snnnd = ~ I hin, 10 -
see il -he IL "a inteliactnal 40 Ia Inoks 80 -
She did so. and fhav ,' hoth, M faii into cn,,
versation SO aereeable to both that tin, time
passed by unheeded. A mons voice arons.
ed them. It was RI. Denvar's, .SN
aHeioh- ho !" he cried N ! hearty tona Z
having picnic on ! snoall acale? Plaomv
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