The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-15

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Her mo Aer| smiled
WE'LL 1T that need not prevent the
holiday. laftha viii take care OF me.
You mu1 80. dear. I command yoa!'
TIN mus obey" said Allie, q
y briRl4 lle aashtng over her face.
She VI not exactly . pretty girl bul
one Who would be attractive and lovable
: thronih, aee % we'll as youth, for the
loyelihesa Of her nature.
H6S had once cherished bright
ireips OF love and happy marriage,
Ike other girls: but two wears before
i hers mother has been stricken down
WIN psrSit ets. and for . long time they
t6oupht she would die.
POOR Alliei Il was dark time 10 her
0r she was the ONLY child of a widowed
~ sslnothsr. and thew had been devoted to
s. eench' 0ther.
III Ghe c.va nm har work. and FIR veeka
IL IivaiI rioht Reside that sick had: hut at
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i .ue ooc'ois plolloulcso .lle uesI .1'
valid out OF danger, aud though she
3 would never'be well and strsng again,
The simplesparingof herlife was enough
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n, "a rhesrfally back to the dressmakins
s:Sh6p; for though thew had q small in.
& come, q vas not snfIiciant FIR an thei,
exMnsas.
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ola scuooss iFlena. ms interrupted the
sober routine Of fer lie.
Lettte was going to be married, and
urged her dear Allie to come to the we'd.
dino gba Jived in a rillaue mt far from
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tno GstAl an0 Aiue uto aeela wlstIoi long
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aud mada her homo du,;a. .n..,.,..
Tar not sccor,;n. har f.;an.ts !. .,s..,"s .
! JOE MOI accep'ing her dtaends snv y
put her mother TOOK the matter into hel
own hands, and sent her away.
Lettle we delighted to see her friend,
ard alter telling her about her own love
affair; said.
sent for you, not only to see me
married. Lettte. dear, but also to meet
the Stcest fellow in the world-next to
Arthtf.
N lnSense, Lettie, you know that
do net care for such as that" said Allie,
hushing.
= But yousousht to. Do you intend To
I b m old MAid?"
~. Yesln firmly and decidedly.
Cross az two eticks-sour rs crab.
Mithered little witch, with q
5 Nh!sP Ofhstr about Is big g my finger.
land shoulders bent almost dOubleW
Allie laughed, stole glance at her
slender, but straight, we'll rounded fig
sure. her bright, soft eyes. and youthful
# 81 ahall never marry, Lettie."
why not2" impatiently
n Becanse cannot desert my mother!"
Nobody hut brute would ask you to
Z do tha&w exclaimed Lettie. Indignantly.
..Who2"
Roy Stlart." ....
WA ssIe Shat his name"
s.Yes. What do you think Of it?"
Altogether ton romantic"
llhSW!s i 10 fine name, and Just
ssit1 him. He is rather large, and dark,
and Handsome, think, with beautiful
grexAYes.-N Moreover, he ia good and
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