Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-10-01
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and the doctor the cool wife ieriv
na4sing Curly's head upon her lap All the
-ay. and never quitting Ia till lie Wa
sof,.I- enscoac,i III the inhi mary. The
moor soul had son Of his age II hit .ng lie
,,ll ems battles lar away Ill IndIa-so she
kis.. his fcy red brow and LIu tef |:
.Pur barn. It's nv heart that, s;iir for
ye. Puir AL lie! Eulr laldlei It's wac Tor
the mnthcr ;hat bare ye."
Wne;l Mlcn ar nd led her from he roo Il
sli,. hisSc III hli ear, SAMMY, twas lon
yluckl- lang / On with the corbic'5 be-.
AMI H.; evil zen that did It. But hn'!i leve:
pr,,>,,er with the laSIIA, urr with auEht else.
Curl. case was one that almUst hafil
The faculty, but DIR. Dix n was not to br
beaten; he had Ria.le up bis mind to say,
hi, patient. and save him he did at last.
Perc. auce ii had I've n ..rtter tyr the poOl
fellow ad lie died hen AMI there. Til
Y, OIL Samaritau' al the intirmary nurse
illn bv uav, WaUcii-i over Inn by nlgt.
with un e. sns tad ,rness an care, antiu
patinr his ever. VS. l. lbs Very LOOK.
" h II at len gth, after months of dark nei-
AMI ,i-lIrluln, inc light of reason began IL
dawn here was general rejoicing through
MT the place for they had grown to love
N poor creature, even as though he were
Ter own Nth AMI kin. Every mornin--
when DR.. Dixon came IN his patients fac
would light up into the shadow Of a smile,
and his eyes would follow his nurse with a
kind of dumb, doy-l;ke gratitude. Though
speech was denei him he could distinguish
all that was sad to him, and it was quite
ouchiny to see him gently take the hand of
nurse OF doctor and kiss it with Some of the
Old grace.
When at length JEANNE MACPHERSON re-
'overed she could scarcely recognizes her
oHautlful Young mistress in the stern, gray
'Jman TO whom she owed her life As soon
u she was aba tu spa, cU.eren.ly ri +
sued Oh the truth When the girl t..
,er al Flora, anger against MacAI.Ii.1.
ripenei into openly avowei indignation,
and the arrangement between father AMI
child was compie,e. As for Deempster, she
had always disliked him, now she posi-. ively
ioatheI Tie sight VI the man. ii. was a
constant visitor. but whenever he entered
the room she left it-whenever he sat down
q table sh. Rose and Quilted it without u
word.
Ona day the two men had Teen drinking
5ogether and MacAllister brought the otaer
MO din Ter. AS soor as Flora saw him size
rose and turned toward the door.
'Bide a Wee, Flora" said MacAllister.
"l;'s time to put a stop to this nonsense.
You may as well accustom yourself to
Strathmnes' company, because I've given
| my word that you are to be his wife,
And M. Deempsterf' she inquired,
| colllv.
"Why, look here, Flora" replied Daniel
| AT the very sound of his voice she drew
herself up disdainfully.
'sSir," she said. 81 have already given my
father an answer, but evidently he has not
been frank with you. shall never marry.
If my marriage could save the world AMI
all that is in it from destruction, you are
the last man OH earth that ! could ever call
husband. Gracious Godr she crieI, burst
ing out, "can this creature not see how
bate hima loathe the very sound of his
voice His sight is poison to ne. For you,
SIR she said, turning to her father, iii
ever you suffer this man to obtrude him.
self ON me again, quit your roof the next
moment