The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-07-04
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1t may be presumed that Mrs. Miller did
ct inhict her Calvinism upon Beatrice, az
The latter seemed to find the new nurse per-
fectly suited 10 her duties. II was clear that
Mrs. Miller had become strangely attached
to her young mistress. Nothing seemed to
| give her such pleasure as performing any
small personal service which Miss Clauson re-
quir1l, When Beatrice passed her. the wo-
mans dark eyes followed her with an ex-
preston of almost dog-like affection. On her
part Beatrice treated the nurse with n con
sideratiup not always shown 10y the most
amiable toward their servants, IL was Vul-
carly said among the household that Mr.
Miller, quiet a she was, had managed 70 get
| the length of Miss Clauson's foot.
Whether Mrs. Miller was unduly favored
or not, things at Hazlewood House ran on
smoothly. Perhaps it was the perfect order
| in which the gear worked that induced the
nurse t. take IA days holiday.
II was the day after Mr. Mortlle had made
and lost his venture. Horace and Herbert
potterng about the gardens, saw the bright
haired boy going out in charge of the parlor
maid. THIS was an iniraction Of rules which
could not be overlooked. They demanded the
cause, and were told that Mrs. Miller had gone
for days holiday.
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hair was visible, Occasionally one might be-
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