The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-08-19

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Bssehins With faes sd dlsappoislneas.
10 led hsr hons adross The dsvy nsAdows.
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said. sadly. soodrby. John. ksnsabg !
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right Ailly Morrison vas mess dseid-
edly strong.mindsd.
Somehow. II got tnoissd about that Ailly
had refused John. and oil 0lsnvills was
agog - 70 the reason for il Many pro-
fessionsl gossips declared that sure 4
she lives, Milly Motrisonll repent The day
she ever gave sseh proper yodng man y
John ASmstroue the go4by" Int bhrough
II al. though perfectly aware that she w.
the theme Of every tongue, Milly bore her
self with smiling unoonsciousuess. Not
70 John, In . moody aad pphsppy frame
of mind 10 shuansl hh yeang friends,
and carried about a expression 70 severe
that there we're none 90 brave y 10 tsst
his good humor with jsst.
On large farm on The outskirts Of
Glenville lived Milly Morrison. youngest
child Of Rufus and Martha Norrisop. The
sldsr sons and daughtsrs having Startled
Ind set up homes for themselves only Nil
y was left at home 10 help "mothsr" with |
'he larn work %S ~E
One nidspmmsr aneno6n = lhe two
ut busily sewing. Mrs. Morrison looked |
ID and said:
Everybody il saving. Milly. that you |
lavs sefussd Joha Armstrcux. i Il trus.
lear?
No, mother, said Milly, With : smile; be
efused me.
Why, whst do you mean childi OIL
curse you didn't propose to him? ques-
ioned her mother.
oh. no. He ssked me Art. but vhen I
entioned nv terms be refused me or my
know which.
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larry Joun. and lyon know be thinks
al Of Won. |,
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inst asked John 49, hs W. soiur to|l
iva M for nv ,hsro Of the farm work. II
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,sll forget bis face. and aha ended vim i
esl OF laughter. |,
Milly. Milly, cried her mother, 10 sur
riss, whore did you gsl such idsasi
Mother, said Milly, seriously, laying !
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others knee. got them here ia our ~
'y-day experiences. Think Of hov you ,
lvs slavsd III yous life, think0of bow you /
ID slave every day Of our lives, and ,
len tell me what compensation Va have.
ooh Al this home. Are sbsre ! dozen A.
cles Of luxury 10 its Look 4 tho clothes
! vear A. thev muoh bs.ter than tbs
,ores. people iu tow wear, Do 70 ever .