Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-01-27
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The summer wore away. Twas busior
than over, and fonnd NV work ;ncroas.
inc daily A iarge music class. with
yvb,t otbor dutics nressad unnn mo lnft
mn m,',S vorv TI li,tlo % limb for ;dle ren;n;na @ nov
bad tbat besn onn NJ INV bab;ts wb;c6
thanl fortnnn IL wos not' "Tbs ,,e;snre
that @ 'como to me w was en;ovoJ .s omiv
those can en;ov who bsve bonrs of ,vorIr
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made two trims a wool IN Ham
mopd hnt .vo;dad cor ocn,o;nta anons.
nnt avoided either for 7 was NOT the
stv,e nf women IN r,oto tro,oIors staro
In ,yondar or odn;r,t;on Wh;lo 7
found gentlemen courteons T don't ro-
mcmhe, thot ony ~ than save this ono
eva, in sisted an toit;ng to ma wbather
7 would or M ' '''' ""''e'
October came c,or;ors o,,een of tho
Antnmni D.v hy dav tbe vear crew,
snlendid: dav bv day The woods to6k on
br;gbter warmer h,yos The ride from,
NJ to Hammond tool mo na ast
lovely little clumns of trees gorgaons
with their wealth of color PLEASANT
farm houses. set in tbe midst of yellow
fields. and over all the rich. rfpened
SUNLIGHT falling like, n uarment. Ovor
nil the GOLDEN haze. wronninr every
object in tremulous. tender beoutv
tho year was dvinu glo,;ouslv
was goinr home one evening after a
dsiv, work in Hammond fired but still
with n restful contented feeling in INV
heart A GOOD deal of Tho sunshine of
the doy had entered into nv s0nl All
the day I had had n STRANGELY elate feel.
ino: n sense of something about TO han.
nen Only that nv l;fe wos ono nf
those in which "nothinr ever han
pened," | should have said that some
coming event cast its shadow before. I
was not piyen to superstition. and so
concluded that the delightful weather
and GOOD digestion were the secret of
it ali.
/ entered the car. 1t was full as
usual People ON their way home from
their summer pleasuring, There We're
Young people and old people, and peo-
ple who were not younp. and who
would not be old. There was the iney-
liable commercial traveller. the CRYING
baby, and the woman who had lost her
furnishes ALWAYS on hand. and there.
right in front of me, as / passed down
the aisle. sat Louis C. Hamilton. Our
ewes met. and NV cool recognition was
acknowledged by ready smile and an
outstretched hand. I could NOT very
we'll refuse to shake hands with man
simply because he did not write a GOOD
letter. and was uncertain in his sneIIinp
and who had, after all, only done lust
what [ said he would do. So / gave
him my hand, and before knew it was
| sa,ted has;da him and ;ndulrad in
mutual stare for the next minute. .4s
..Well,n he said. Fate throws us
together again; why. / wonder.n
:. FaterF said |, otherwise the ne
nessities and exieencies of business.
am poinp home from nv davis work.
and YOU are--''
ii am in search of false prophet. one
MARGARET Doyle, and see how nv perse.
right into my hand. Margaret Doyle,
why didn't YOU answer NV ietter?n
II did answer them-every one. How
dare YOU call me to accountS You only
proved nv prophecy n true one. YolI
NAV consider Yourself quite free from
blame.u And / felt | was GROWING
somewhat incoherent, and stopped
"You are not very clear. and re.
member YOU as remarkably so. What
does it all mean? You said YOU would
write to me.r
"You said You would write to me.
You are quite excusable for cbaupino
your mind 'f'
"Wait moment: don't give an opin.
ion: confine Yourself TO facts ,,
"Weli, then. | answered every lette,
| ever received from you.,