Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-27

iootad ne II !. had baa,, ,,,o--;sa-b,,, 90,
MT Gee vet ,i,a. Il was mr. f.,,I+ - C,od,,r,s
-zou,d insis. ar, the first y,s-,,s.I of II +, his
kannell
And we had n little unn,s.sant,ess too
| baconse ! JsS tod Pol.ert vie, h., h,d ;,S.
been copgratulatiner himself mon having
finally thoroughly Convinced Cadrnr,s of
the inexpediency of retaining India. inst
1 feared the dog was stu under some mis-
annrehe,,s;o, on the subject
81 have inst got ont of him what i. ia that
makes him howl 50 these moonIipbt NIGHTS ,,
| I said "and I find. Robert. the idiotic thing
has got IL into its head that the moon is or-
| Indian empire
| ''And what if he has.- cried Robert, ir-
ritably 'sYou women never understand
| these things. What does it signify what his
impression Of India is, so long as he is clear
about the inpolicy Of possessing il: have
no doubt his ideas on the subject are quite
as lucid as those Of the average elector.
Why can't you lie. the poor dog elone.''
By-and-by CadMus began to absent HIM
self for periods of two or three days at a
time HE IS proselytising," said Robert;
''his zeal hiss sent him out thus early
only know that it brought him back very
late. and a perfect mask of mud
At last. during one Of these absences
Robert called to me: II will own now I was
beginning to entertain doubts-but look
here Found in his kennelln he cried. and
showed me q heap of copper and some small
silver.
Il hope he came by it honestly. said
..Fridoline, You are hard on the dog. Car
YOU suppose he has any need of il for him
self. When have so repeatedly ENLARGED
to him upon the sin of concentrating wealth,
No: all this time he has been modestly and
secretly laboring for us. these sums depeu5
upon it. have been collected by him for sb,
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too considerable TO have been honestly nc
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seemed to satisfy the public taste. broke
through and caught his eye Just as he was
In the act, by particular desire, OF spelling
''potater amid shower OF coppers
had him by the scruif OF the neck in an
instant, ana made him leave his lll-gotton
haltpence on the ground ana come home
with me- Nnen got him safely there,
talked to him seriously. ou!" l SAID.
:. GU to use your talent, which was given to
you for the advancement Of your species. in
IN deprlving ours oil our hard-earned money!
1t Will pain me, but shall have TO tell
Robert of YOU. !"
lie began sorting out his nasty alphabet,
and presently l read: Il shall tell of you
first"
"Of what-you irnpudent thing" l cried,
and he set to work again-presently the let
tiers ran: "Wot you rote in yor dry
turned cold; for years have been In tho
habit Of keeping a journal in which l enter
my more serious thoughts, which one IS 9th
erwise apt TO forget, and as wrote strictly
private" outside, 1t never occurred to me
that any eye but my own was likely to pc
rIise 1t. SO that wrote with a freedom l
might not otherwise have thought prudent
Tie question now was, how far had my
inprudence led ne! and 1 rushed to my
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