Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-04-23
yes, Of course. Your feelings are nat.
furally quite changed, Il suppose, Nan

yes, 81 course. Your feelings are nat
3uraily quite changed, Il suppose, Nam
cy &
Naturally" she sale, calmly, but
thinking thin to herself that she was notso
=. sure re, about that, after all.
Naturally he echoed, his eyes,
n nov becoming little clouded.
S. nose Doy ana garl engagements new
q answer, 90 theyY People develop
90 olnerently from what one would
expect, Judging from your letters, l
s slLlc'll!e nave Thought you utterly dlt-
ierent rom what find you. -,
You are equally different from what
= should have expected you to be-, "
she answered = But let US put up with
eacn other as we are; we need not see
mncn OF one another, You know"
I They had just reached the gate lead
ing into the garden OF the Ness as she
sala ms ana n.l unconseionsly she paused
OUTSIDE. Jm took this, coupled with
40 oA an1 , woaus es l!no t ., 20 snoul1
f. nwn +" 60 AoAo ''oi' 'l'aA 0o es''ea
" "Gnnd .t+o- ,.o-
rais;no h;s ~ w., no Sun, s.i.y'
hNf11i e.
that sban 'u Hu iieeo no9 leal
nrasa,ao 'ne@ '.ouoIe YOU WIN NY
sar1' - A''e1o o''ei' 'i'@a - heeeS'
IT, .o, >,
,oo,.; .re coming IN! she salo'
a,,oS '' '''l1 WIFI pf'l1'eo' p'eao'ns
.an, >,
t1 nahN you, no, ne sald' coidiy.
hn1 niSso see'1 Mrs. MESSENGER +, ana your
'i ..Gni gnu gnu me c'llelre'' VIII keep
+h ooou-pye' sne sa'o' turning IN az
. .lat ope'l s"Ie ~ oiuer 'i'aC he shooid
"o ,tr see me i'S,,ns Tears.
+,;,,,s;, oo-b rye ne salo' irsezl'siy,
s 0H noi @os S, ciue1 III IloC
sin~ s A's'aiue. QUE went "p ,Ae AZ u .Ae
tr1,i,,n "s ss,' si1wty Ahu snaly'
WIZ SI w. ~ tlusn oacA :1'e teArs w'ilcll
So $50 '''e O., ~ iiVl eyes III stiVe " her
enol1s. nhe hao succeedea oelore
hon .;n4ss,,, "a" e ntl';' a''o coulu a'lsMer
n noi s.s'ec ) surprised ques1lons qu1te
calmly
WY dear Mary she said, laughing
gently, you forget our changed re-
iatlons. You must not expect him to
come as often as he used. We have
80. .oo ~ INC co''etuSio'i Ch'' W.
thonoht aach nther .ma 40, r;a We h ne.s,
MUTUALLY a.reed Tn Goa aa l;ttla az
noss;hla az Gne ornt,,ar,, ~ ''0 '''
But when she resched her own room
her self-controi ,1eserted h4r ana sh,
cast herself down an the I;ttja concb
and went lono and hitterlv.
81 hate limp che sid IN horso,f
v;nd;ct;v.lv uI a.. hoto b;n,, I'T Nn
T dow. 7 be,;eva a. +ha ,.ar,r ox w.
sta 0h 1o,,oht ~ 10 oeho y oPl ~
myself r. cara for nnv Ava 90 nttorIu
;na;fYerant ~ no, Ho az d =; 't a,.ay
come in and after al, tbesa vaors, 10 a
shall noror 1.rov +hot ;ona 49,,
nevari Howavsr n'"h maU v .,,aan i
have enon1h n,.;da ~ h;da 10 Insho &C.,
think me- a. Indifferent as he is him.
SELF" ~ wv " '
Her mouth took o. hard ,ook verv
FOREIGN to its sweet lines. as she rose
and bathed her face. and thronob oil
that evening she bore herself so brave
ly that no one guessed OF the bitter
ness and wounded pride she thus smil-
ingly hid.
cu.prpp
1en,u. ,....:l.,
ohatn w.. o. msHslt;sei ''au oee' gwen 10
" as''.t, reilec',ons' sne mlsn' nave
e'eA s11 neiSen nov 9l'i @Ilu Nancy
1917 poos1p'y Nsolu et'cn o'ner' ac'
sI.. u ~ o:1en coI,ll'<sGt Mi'en nc was
< aa we e, oo,''ihS 70 ele NesSi nor ne NJ:
t 10y ovols 10y anu a1 t'll hours M
f s " as,s s's NC mn ~, ueen wone 70 40
a,,oo h 49," o' 49,; 1; Vas : one u.nel
or,1 +I ov"e &c ~, '4l 10y n1t I
t, ho o;vv W ute ~ 'al'cS' tS :,
hor ,nntia hn;e eioS oe. ss's.s iUov tsll
' ';,, enS'e ot sn1lI. "nen pes1kis w
b;n, '1 Mu "ae .VtIy u'a 's'n''y poII.e ~
1,n,,toa &c s1S" . W. n'''1 nv uouuo te,
tsat 49, . ~. Nalcy ngSe1 guesseo
thing he conld to n]ease her Int with
M ar ard ofYact T,,wordl,, SO
knew that ber love for hin, was
stranot hnnino dov NV da11 and +ho+no
power OF hers co,,]d nrevent it.
IT,,
~ "! ,Ino "s'S ~ a ,i:os1 Trying Poslc'on.
,u;tt Wo' a',.'' S;n 80 ne ueep'y M 1oye
, "v. - S;nS n'1 'Ve1l. ~ 11e' iHau .
.'';tt ~ 1e ~ ~. ~ nae l''s'neu' pu'
nol,ie won,an ~ Iv ne '', a%tev
he had forfe;ted tha r;ol,t ~ tali I,or -
his love Her letters had been of a
kind Of which he had wearied when ne
ceasad tn no O yo,,th R,,t on-;o,,s
that his own letters should not be m
interesting to her "a hers vera tn him
he had written in a bovisb. semi. frivo.
Ions strain which he tbo1oht wonld he
pleasing to her. "a natural to herself
He could not understand how such n
thoughtful. intelligent girl as he Knew
her to be, could have written such
shallow. characterless letters. He
supposed that she had not cared for
him enough to write about what she
felt interested in.
u;s nos;t;on NTH ora IN No,o.,
w.. ! $780, .na wv ~ Aoe. ~, ~ ts'0lloy