The Penn's Grove record., 1884-03-01

mother died.
"Theu ! stoppeI with Deaa5a o.42
a spell; he said he wanted 70 Try re-
But they were going - b-aa M olt ;,
him, and 80 / ran away.
"Nons to blame, Hu-4ef 1.--l
Prudence, n.th d Zraa. deal q s2
sis. Owe seen o.i down
"He's that me4l he'd skin 2 -s
for the hide and taller
1--WE been tr!ng along f5s q e-2-=
to work" continued tie boz, l1z
family. He was very near 10 tears
but he held them hack sturdy b.
there don't anybody seem ~ want 1
Miss Abigail was moved loc=
she would have cared to own b. .Lz r.
cital. Even to her, who lived tgc So
30 long, there was something .ac@setla-
ably pitlful ia the thoughts ol this IL
tie wanderer battling alone VIA liz
world, bufeted b. fortune, d1s-1s
here or there, as chance msg.s 1e,4.@
If had grown dark uoH-.a4 amps -zt
long sInce been lighted; aud c4--7 zz--
mutterings Of distant thunder IL
air.
dts going to RAIN" sad Mss A.
gail. "You needn't 60 tong T1-
may sleep in the loft
Barry thanked her.
The storm broke with grsa. 7e.
while Miss Abigail listened u
the sharp peals Of thuudsraaa .aa 1oE
ing Of the rain against the Window 81
thought Of the lonely lite W4ysa-sr =
the stable Iof. with . new, strange
throb Of pitg.-M9ratag cane. merry
with bird songs and glstellag with IL
myriads Of rain drops. Pa1i=les was
up bet!mes, but, carly al It was,
heard the sound Of an axe II .le,vts6-
shed; and when she 0peueI tie doc
Barry smiled at her from his Pos. b. -
cbopuinq.bIocE.
81 dom think maid enough for ~
supper-I eat such a I0s. he sad. 80
I,ve split some kfpdffgzs. and III mix
for yau lila r~oa-,f,g # van war
+n1
pr,5e,.o. ro,g. tr.a nj .,aa
a ward I'm, when zhe lid r--9s-
DgaH.. norrf-y nea
roaJo - g. 7ood sgt--aa-
for Tfarrv aI-o When he had
his bra,kfsst be took ID, Fis lat c--z
,r... -. 80 7
pz,do-o 49, aI., rl.1 ~.
,lot.
Rarry gaye q rt+la ircra51,oa. r.nz-
hn+ 10 gart ant ,1-.s n a.
hhfaaa n.aa 80 -. T.
astha g-a 10 -. aad -
ocand -" o. ha --la. ~ e1z &C.,
and A. thn n,.I. - -
a.ata-aL - t
ma CIV
III Hiooln'
81, =
-
'aiu 70 ~ioneHee' VINO l-11 '9-'7
- a til9 49, uoql, 3, .nsu-araa p-.5
pl a-1 -.
,.,a 49, - D - IL
~ 10 safJ 20 h~~%ta.@.a It
,,nad 80 q
~ ~ -1.. tI'a ~
Ana tho Ia ~ 49, a..
inc Il carefnnv habf,d E.r ~
tbe moist b.raggr ILL.,
..T,bsT - a 49,, -.
NJ -
W :; a.se,+.d
c,ever ,,o,gb Ii,tlo cts, -. -
"To tbinP og Lig -. .s-
t,oaa n
t@,roI,, ur rans, ont 81 ~ 49,.
mic MINI
az ~ oot a. rood , roaza
from the beifer az 7 could ha, do.a -.-
self uith a ra1I bs,d >, p-,,d.-.
on.
eyes, he would have been handy
about milking and getting tAe wood for
you" said Miss Abigail.
"An' bringin' the letters from the
post. Office, " proceeded Prudence. Iss
good piece over to the village when
ITS muddy walkin'."
$50 If ia - said N,.s Ahfo.H @
pazed ~rerectinpIv along no r@sd ,,s.o-
wound serpepfinA IN tie U,sIe t,r,,a.
a mile away Barrv vas cfiroti,, tho
hill, a mere, pitffuI. lonely speck. Int6e
distance. as he was A mere insjgniGcao.
atom in the great BODY Of humanity
Miss Abigall's eyes filled.
eve might have kent him here ;, sfa
said.
o'Tain'tt0ohfe yit,u rnt In pr,5aoc.
The two women looked int, a.ct
others ewes.
"If YOU could make him hear r hogan
Miss ABIGAIL.
For answer Prudence strobe ONT ~
the road and sect q. lo,r o,,i..,