The Somerset reporter., 1885-12-09
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SER ~ IF4 Tia. effect IF ,aakIna lav, Ia his
HIfa as h. had done befar,. marrying her
Instead II rpSort.nv to tie We,.nr. Le
Lad nran8ssd Il fncInIed also IN az
saaat IF a late visit when the hannv bns-
Haud Withdrew his applicafinn. and fair
is dancing With elee, assured tho lawyer
That his experiment worked like a charm
HAT sally had become as amiahlo and Al.
feriionaie wife a. man could All to
lave.
Mr.. Coughs representation of the scene
drew forth long applause. bnt Samuel
fuckers interest was of too serious a ma.
turc 10 permit his Joining in tbe lauoLter
y If unconscious for a moment of tho
multitude abont him. he said in am md r.
tone I'D be willing To take my oath
that wouldnt work with Jane An I
have to say is that man : wife was dietr.
ent from mine; I'd as soon think of food
ing syrup to a mummy as Ia beoin snoak .
Ing again with her.
1t would seem that This course Of rea.
soning did not wholly dismiss from the
farmers mind n train of tboughts and
possibilities suuue. ted by the lecturers
story In every treat Of the following
dav-at sacred service or popular lecture
at the museum or by the model of the
HOLY Land. While listening Ia concert ar
gazing with THRONES nnon tho Illuminated
feet. the far away husband was relentless
" followed by vision of hart.vnrlod
Jane. looking upon him with rcproachful
eyes. AT length he anieted hi. conscience
with the determination To nroye thar his
estimate of his wife was correct when
| 70 home" he said to himself I'm inst
show the woman some little attentions
and / II see they won't have ary more ef-
feet on her than they would on the old
bay mare. James bound to be snllqn and
obstinate and | suppose | NAV A. well
make up my mind to il
On reaching home the resolution was
not so easily carried out. When Mr.
Tucker planned some eallantry toward
his wife the very thhught made him feel
50 unnatural and foolish that postpone.
ment resulted. but Sunday Offered nm an.
portunity so convenient that he improved
it.
The farm was nearly a mile from church
vet Samuel Tucker had for year, been in
The habit of driving back alone leaving
his wife To attend the Sunday school and
then walk home as best She could through
mud or dust. Great was Mrs Tnckcr-s
establishment. therefore. on the Sunday
after his return. To find him waitinp nj
the close of the Bible service The faint !.
est suspicion that he had driven back to
the church for her did not cross the
good woman's mind; She supposed he had
business with some of the brethren. and
was hesitating whether to walk ON as u,n.
al or to suggest waiting for him. when
the farmer called out "It,s ie.t as chean
to ride a, to walk SILENTLY his wife
took her seat in tile buggy. and silently
they drove home. much to the husbands
satisfaction, for ii seemed to him proof
of the womans dull. unappreciatiye ma.
ttlre. she didn't act pleased. bnt wos
only dazed like knew She would he he
muttered. and then went abont his mid
dav "chores.
Il the same time Mr.. Tucker was CON
Scious of having performed a most praise-
worthy act. and felt SO comfortable that
he resolved to repeat the exnerimept So
on the following Sunday Jane apain fol1nd
her husband in waiting. and AZ She
mounted the hirh buggy. yputured Ia NJ
ter a half audible thank you, and to ask
Samuel if he had been waiting long. To
which Mr.. Tucker replied thai h. had inst
reached the church. and didn't know hut
might lind She had started on foot.
This reply seemed To Jane n positive as
slrance that her husband had returned
for the sole purpose of taking her home
and her chilled heart plowed with a warm
tn unknown for wears. She longcd to tell
her husband how much She appreciated
his trouble but imagined it would sound