The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-05-26
HOW THREE WENT MAYING,


hOW THkEE WENT AAilNo'
Hz EauLE HUNTINGTON AlIIEn-
Polly was cfoss. que $1,000 :. 'he
window auu squeaAeu nef nhSer ~
and down the glass, and said slowly;
. | cont care ! .nlns amt "A
Ecia is real, real-oigotried =
Dolly was cross TOO, put sucn a
dreadful sounding word as ,aat
frightened ner, though sue hsa no
more idea what tt meant tnan t'ully /
L.d @
hap, pu, ~. ,tr.,;s ,has,s I
h, rim, ~ tsIse vIi Witness or is something.
GNs mat sav she,s mean and lnte. |
All. all ~ Iss shs L i "A, pa
~, ,aIs, ne 90 sTavina /. aided |
r,l,r t;.L;ny his can into the |
..sr',ar Il WIN tLat,s inst what we |
t,a on, hars for !. M nse living |
- T ths country If Won can't do any. |
m;nar
know mamma would let US, p |
s.;d paIlw % IN1
SD Msha siwavs let's ms do things.
s.;d noI,v ~
mTan rs what. ,s,s ao ANYHOW y
i, ya,i, ''isN 2 'TTTjI
'' 81 ., va ,v;l, y said the three: ana
Nv. ~ M Ala
sot"s -, s se,,rc.,, ,;aht q, May.day
!. = :. Z s,..s = hon fi,sv sfarnsli rqbev
a,o," ar., .,s..,',} ,'lps T,isflTI ainl pely !
ss ana,s sfTatL a., atLa Iaor which
.;s p,na.a siiA'lff r. ! ''"s -4airr'n 'rlng''
VI lat -.ga @. sars :, ~. 80 70
WE VII. 'An w "V"iN" wv .sAr H -, srs,s
That was sqI Anqt Marcia neea'
not think they.aMere adj saolsa.
They had q BASKET for fiowers, ana
three molasses cookies ssvel ffom
supper, though Jolly had taken one
bite out OF his. There was heavy
fog, which made the world look
sleepy and sulky, but Polly salV Y
would clear up, when the sun ross,
because it never was foggy when
tue sun shoue bright. The place
where they we're going WAS called
). Doors Woods. II was across the
river, and that was why they went
there. They knew all about the
woods on this side OF the river, but
they we're all sure there must he
something wonderful, fairies, or a
treasure cave, or at least " little
hut with an old, old woman IN
! Doors Woods. The grass was like
| river with dew, .mdihe dew made
, them very wet, though it never
seems to damage tho young lldles
! who 80 tripping through i.ill stprie'
and poems. The dust in the roa.
was very deep, and the dust an,
dew together make mud, which i
7 not ut all NICE to haze on your shoe'
o and stockings, and the bottom o
al your dress. The Gun did not shine
! |imd so the fog could not 60 away
:, or else the tog did not 20 away
aud so the sun could not shine
Dolly began to shiver; but Poll.
d said it would By warmer N. th'
:. woods. They got over a fence ant
:. : ran across beautifulgreelI meadow
Y towards the woods. Jolly ran first
y Presently be began to take YER
e, l.lVnr~ steps, and ~ Hkery @stsls flA
- water ,spllshed up through ~
beautiful green grass.
rOh, dear said PoIlya bu
'lt when she stopped little puddle
y / water oezed up around lIerfeet. -
IL "You got to run" SAID Joll.
. = this isa lliigmites aud If yop eto
" you'll just go downtown to China
60 Dolly aud Polly both said "Oh
N and run as fast as they could. Whe
~ they got to the woods there WEI
- no flowers after all, aud under I'll
% trees it wis black anu dirty, whel
fhe pigs had rooted up the lqn. B
he anq-hy thes fonnd kind Of cal
ndsd ads an n another + swamp :
es swamp, where they could only Ora
in cut logs IN Yigfe when Z fpe grouI
Ii. vas frozen very nard. 30 tney we
= back, AND flVs npe they IfQund
iGjtspath! III went onAnlOh, ole
mt through the wo9qsozs4pStEat 6
II, very edge was q ebopse, 9sq not exact
ce. 2 hut, put q mouse OF ooaros q
lQeA wiihsac chimney pMdapf =
'nt drain tilesana . piece OF stove,plll
,en The children stood looking at
by and just then IT began to ra
49, They were cold and wet and hung
Y and very, veTv SfDSS A fat 10