The Republican journal., 1884-12-04
daughter, sent down word that she wasn't

was sorry for Miss Joanna, of course, but
he didn't know of any way in which ht
could be useful. He understood there
was kidgove factory TO be opened OF
Walling river soon.
No doubt Miss Fox could get place
there or there could be no objection Il
her going out to domestic service. There
was great deal Of false sentiment OF
this subject and he thought
But Joanna without waiting for the re
suit of his c0gltations excused herself
She should detain him no longer, she
said and she went away with flaming
checks and res0lutely repressed tears.
When she got home she found one O
the trustees Of the church awaiting her
He didn't wish to hurry her he said, but
the new clergyman didn't want to live in
such = ruinous old place. and it was thcil
ejaculation, as the parsonage was mort
| gagged much beyond its real value, to sci
1t out, and buy new frame near the de
| pot, with all the modern convenienccs
tog the use Of the Rev Silas SptahWell
'Am to be turned out of my home p
said Joanna, indignantly.
Deacon Blydenburg hemmed and haw-
w. IL tllttIl Ndlll W IiQil lb t]llt itfiI-
| lngs; but as to her home, it was well
| known that to all intents and purposes
the old place had long ago passed ont OF
Parson FoN's ownership; and they were
willing to accord her any reasonable
length Of time to pack up and take leave
Of her tIieDds-say week.
50 Joanna, who could not think of no
remaining friend but her old governess,
who had long ago gone To New York to
fight the great world for herself, went
down TO the city and appealed to Miss
| Nuodn in her extremity, and Miss Wood
in cried over her and kissed her and car
essed her like an OLD maiden aunt.
"N hat am to do " said poor, pale
Joanna. II can't starve."
"There's no necessity for any one starry
ing in this great, busy world" said Miss
Woodin. cheerfully. GAN one wants is
faculty..
Joanna shrauk a little from the hard.
steTeotyped word which she bad SO often
heard from the lips Of MIS- Emmons,
Miss Sabina Sexton and that ssterIood.
'But how do you live ?" said she.
ADO YOU see that thing there in The cor
ner p said Miss Woodin.
'Nes," answered Joanna. as it Il
sewing machine ?"
"lt's a type writer" announced Miss
Woodin, land can earn my living on It."
''But what do ton write 2 said Joanna.
"Anything can get said Miss Wood
in
And Tins in tho heart of tha .,raat
w;Idernose If Nav yorl, joanna Eny
onn1nancod he, nilorimaga If toiI
Firot an tho 1Tne writer thpn ,ron,ot-
ad ia . nnmni1er,s dasL IN the ..fashinn
3enartment' Of p prominent weekly
ionrnaj. then. by means nl stIil,ing
o,i0inal sketch slinned into the letter
hny nf the Iadias' Wrellv With fear ana
fremblino 10 a place en- the contributors
Gst thAn uradnallv risino to thp rank of
a snirifnd nnvalist mini onr VILLAGE
danIsrl had her nrpttv nHst" furnished
1iIa 81 mini,,tnra n.lace with Miss Wnod-
IN and her fynelwriter snuoIy Installed
in onp corner
..Eecanse owe everythino ia her .
said the Ynnn, antbnrpss oratptulIy
Ana one dav o}ancjno over fine en-
nhanoas in thr s9nctnm Of the ladies'
Weakly to whose ro}mmns she sill CON
r,il,nted cba came ,rross - ronv nf tha
FayIillo (,a1attn
..1Iae+o, :, said sbo b,r,,i,,, ham. +o
Miss Wnodin ,.tha narsonare is fn he
snid ~ .,,,ntin. ia r,,,rn,, a,7d =, man tn
rn ,' ~, anI Inv + f, am slra-Innita
81 z,re ep 'I Thar cnn1d wrira hert4r fhnr4
th,,, ,,,'l,.ba,a oI,a IN Tho v,,Id
g e. I'ann1 Eny ,rI Miss Woodin
arassoI IN l,l'oll a,,d clnSoIl. yeilad wnnf
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fnr ,,,I't;, dr,rda,,
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".c ni'hils nv 0n" u .'l"''o3 .i ~, s,io
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,,''ro li"oS oh 1u0S ol'ld ,'av dov sr+
a,ld ,,ii-o ie''P far f +Eo ron,aindnr
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81 conld fiy il mn - he said to himself
..,nd % 1--WE - tho,e "p' pco,ntortaIle If M " jt,s ~
draadfni nrettv locatinn and I'm bnnnd
70 have If .. NesIcciaIlv Since mothers in
,aotmeuts h,ro turned o,it had and vn
hoTn- o,,l,-,r ,rnf tn saI tha Nh farm Nntbing
hasn,f no,e rigbt with nS since I hroI,e
ntf. Win The old narson,s pranddanohfer
II vasn,t nniro tba soI,are fhing fn do
hut There seemed no other vav Rut,
LET mother saw what she viii if bronoht
had mex 10 me.
And the rnstic crowd surged il and
out. and the aDctionerr mounted TO the
nlaIform on an old kitchen talle and the
hiddinr h4oan at five hundred dollars
and uhnng fire., for some time
.Siy hnndred " sand cautioUs Simon
Lockedge at last
seven " mined Miss Dodoe fairtlv
..Fiybt " iaid SIMON rnsn1ntelv
"a fbonSand y, uttarad tha voica nf =,
ouiot va;Iod Iodv in ia corner
Fvnrv one efartad in that direction
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