The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-09-26


an1t came cut and called checr.ly up 10
her: ''tomr. tIetly. we've rot ! good
seat FIR You"
Hetty came % the window. and said:
Thank tou. Aunt Emily. but ia
rather NOT go: and then watched again
from the back of the room. wondering
whar they would ID next in the WAY oi
ur~ln< her.
Aunt Emily e9t in. and. 10 Hettv's
| FRAT establishment fhe WAGON was
driven AWAY. What could Il mean
lhty surely would never. never think
NJ such thing - going without her.
lLey must D. going 70 turn hack for
NH perhaps they were doing an er-
rand 1rSt- But there was . little mis-
Etv NJ - her heart. and she slowly
walked down % the kitchen and asked
. lorpthy Ann- the maid: Where are
they al gomez
Why. d the picnic. Of course
Seems p me ia - gone. too. if Ia
Leen you
Gone ritzozt mxr' Heuy stood in
Hank amaxemrnt for > few moments.
then flung herself down on the floor and
screamed
AZ the firSt howl Dorothy Ann quietly
took chair. folded her arms. and SAT-
Inoking Il Hetty as II she were some
very interesting natural curiosity And
Hetrv screamed louder and kicked until
her brunxe slippers were - badly offas
4 they had gone through half dozen
Eitnit,- And the louder she screamed.
AMI the har,tcr she kicked. the straight
~ dorothy Ann looked at her
A. w1s very perpIexing for Hetfy.
~he hal never Kicked and screamed be-
fpre without everybody being fright
sned for fear she would ;niure herself.
and c0axing and pettiDg her. and 0tIer-
In- her everything she wanted. inclnd-
M her own way II she would only
<t0p. But here was DOROTHY Ann look
ing - II she would not mind II il lasted
III day and not = soul anywhere near
- % any c0axine- Hrtty did not
kno~ what 70 do next
AZ iasr. when her throat ached and
hfr fane was red and her whole self
very batly rumbled. she sat up On the
iipcr AMI looked u Dororhy Ann And
then DcrDthy Ann spoke
'leu're nice Chill now. amt
yous'
~ MS not spoken <uceringiy; nor in
amer Dorothy Ann was = pleasant
faced. harsi-wOrkinr woman. older than
Annr Emily. and her words always hal
WIGHT IA the family. After pause
-he went on in slow. earne-t vav.
ION r. nire child. say, Don't YOU
rrink ~ nice ID IT, a-makin' yourself
? trouble and = torment with YOUR
cantankerDus wayss Don't
Fou think ir's nice q come here where
t0lk< i All glad - see YOU and their
hearts INST warm and a-runnin' over
With kind feelin's 20 YOU. and little ones
-Ears alway< a-g1ven' up % Won. and
o. just for all the world Ike > buzxin'
~aSp or stingin uetrle or = prickly
chestnut burr that eFeFybosiys glad 10
-rt away from o. drop ont 81 their
hands, Ion't you think its nice 10
keep them children AL raspei up with
Feur rantrums- and % keep your aunt
IL fret al the lime atwern her wish
N d0 everything that's kind by You
~. tcllin' her children the same like
.i-e- and ycu aSoin' On like All pos
-.Ssesfr'
Hetry STARED up a Dorothy Ann. be-
riItered ~ words tn like IL which Sho
lIt never beard before: and slowly
hrDugh her mind came the idea that
~ neat thing for her 10 do was TO feel
erY angry
'-Eiow dare ron talk % 10 mes' she
ried ~Namna won't lei YOU" But
t1rpthF Ann noticed her anger - little
y D. hi her screams.
-.pont you think it'< nice to see vour
rr.ty niue eyes All red. and your lore
ed a. erumpicd up - Won might iron
. out and your mouth that was made
v smile and laugh III puckerrds Don't
WA know there wolves a-lookin out
4 YOUR eyes when there ought % be
lmbs and doveS2 Don't you know
NC thu words You speak are like 30
Many snakes and tJads a-iroppin' out
4 yOur mouths And what 10 Won
pose Dorothy AIMS voice grew
olenn the gpod Lord thinks when
l. books at that little heart d yourn
iar H give You % keep full o. sweet
80 aut lovin' kininess. and % make
% comfort inStii Of = trial 10 folks
what does He think. do you s'pose.
hen He sees IL al bloftcd and stained
y with All sorts d hateful fhouchtsy'
Hetty had never taken her ewes from
orOthy AIMS face. and now - she
smed 20 have said her say and went !.
lck % work - II nothing had hap
sued- Il came over her very strongly
'at the next thing for her 70 do was 70
n very much ashamed With little
y % two she rot % the floor and
enc out and lay down under an apple
-. There Dorothy Ann found her,
! hour Later. fast asleep
Poor LITTLE crestur. shes tired her
IL clean ont Dorothy Ann hal for
'me DAYS been ..bilin- over for :
rance - speak her mind. !" and having
~ had il. felt very kindly disposed.
y slipped cushion under the poor
tie rumpled heal. and when dinner
NE came Hesty found dainty pu,I-
NJ just big enough for her. baked on
rrunz<. And Iur4rr~ fhn fn..x ~fta~