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asked II Na,harinc was sun unnar-
rieu.
me iettcr was answered kinn'y' out
WIN some relicchce' me writer u'n
no, volunteer any ian',V news She
u'o not h,eh'ioh hoger hhcn'h oca'h
OF ms daughter approaching mar
rage 10 thc question aoon, hcr
niece aunt barbara r'p'le" thal h',h-
"',ue an" sho were ,V''g hapP"y To-
ge,her' as OF oId' ouI Shc was not
u'i"se upon that point, hitho"gh Shc
Know anu was Sia" 10 KNOW why that
'h,orn,atioh was wahte"'
wafer wo"id nave likca TO near
sone'hihS more ucl'h'te, D"l Iell thht
no anu no r,sn, 10 co,hP,alh wnch Ino
assurance ne oota'heu .'i'cu from ms
near ouraeh o' anN'e'y an" urc'".
h' wro'G AGAIN Mi.hpot "c'ay' say
,u.S 'n', nc was 'rr" ol MS PreSe"'
.,'c an" lonSe" 10 see nome QUO. 'horo'
.nat hc was arranging ior ms Journey
W 'no coast anu "ouIu empark NJ the
nearest seaport. lie was bringing
nome some money nc sh'"' ana shou'"
inuai, hanI 70 loon LOON t tor sa'c company on Inc
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S"o"I' "o' oo very 'ohS pch'hu his
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'ooH vi pam "h'ch ,,in h"uh'eu thenh'
anu ner cheek ro"n"c" a.ain WIN inc
M"rn'' tcn4er Diooi' "h'cn III her was
so hiuch lo'eller IhaH uiNt'hct cUlot'
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. ~ n, 49, nv " ',''"''' 'no '.'o sum
I anoi uass 'oiioWeu one another IN sweet
"nu HAPPY IHPec'I'Iph uh''l e"rth
seemed more p'cascu 'h'tt heaven
n,t rs 'ng "ny' gtoW ihto weeks ana
h'oh'hS "hu "a',or "oouerich came
not' nor was hsaru Oh any more an IN
uui'ncu 'crioi usurpca me place OF lhat
p,i'siu' security; ultlI rs ti.he went on,
sue ,oa'iie'' Il. .',esSiS ABOUT. wan ana
'0'.S, ,.', p pa a pu'' ". uJ J'u S,io't.
nns m,s pa' ,', 0n'a n,.; '''iio conSo'a'loh
70 Hl,e'. ou' hn.hitlho ,! kho" that She
,o"'u ho' haf1 i.'o" '"io"Sh 'hose
u"'f oays n'o IL no. peei lor 'he
S,c''''S' SPh'' anu '''cr''ohatc, though
almost S''oh'' sympathy OF the elder
woman
Neither OF them ever blamed him
opcn'y' N''h,'r'h' 'o.''' nov an" ner
""'' va. w ",'o W i''c'c' ,''' "c''"I
''car' WY" h'rsh "or"' Oh inc man IL
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onco lne g'ri san; ~" NAT can IL
mean: a"nt,eF Nou'u ne nave chahgeh
ms h.lhu a'.cr writing 'hat second let,
iet' ,u"'" up solic he" proJec'' anu
ioiSU''cii ilr' -,
ne co"'u ho' DC 80 wicked uo'r'
s''u no' aun'' Dhly ioo' OF
.r io'' ''''' n''' co"'" PoS''p,y "ct III
that way ana nc was heither.
n'n nc - "eao' sa'u N''harlhe-
hu'"e'Iu' Po'"aPs' Oh ms way 10 INC
oo"s' o 'n'' "' s"U"'' nave money
WIN nm uiu we S'la,' never Know
si. 'u"I' WIN /" s"""ocl'
A"nt % Dhrphra IooNeu III inc Pa'hettc
race wnlcn hao grown SO "h'tc III 'ils
snostly iilaPihat'on' ahu' taxing me
while She Kissed her fondly.
.!Trust in the compu,sion Of God
my darling. He sees it ALL"
Two wears more had zone nv and
time, the preat consoler, had somewhat
blunted the kccnucss of that first an
ruish. Aunt Barbara sometimes
thought that "yrief was past and hone
was dead" when some chance ollusinn
to Walter Goodcrich. or some corcl.ss
sence. would so cruelty insettlc K,tb,-
rne that she saw the Young, tenacious
heart had not attained even To the
place of dcspair.
Aunt Barbara was not an old wo-
man. but she had been. and still was
an active one: and she was now CROW
ing old enough to need AN hour Of rest
and slumbcr in the LONG ot,cruoons
Ono lovely June evening, while there
were still some hours of dnylioht left
she sat in her cushioned chair, with
her feet comforlubly uronurl by Kntn
arinc's careful hands. cuioyin~ her
usual rcposc.
She slcut LATER than common lint
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