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onJ his ,ves meyer yvrr,. not,.h,.I for tho him,
of tber, Tb,sa ara the I,,rTs doin,rs and =
woman may admire Tia, works Of creation |
hon, Brt Jenny wou,l NOT make a sweet
heart of him without orcuinr her heart t.
me-
What does Jenny do in her bedroom all
the-c hours said he. ~Thrs,. moping~ have
come uron her since her return from svdrn-
ham. Did she leave her heart tehind Ler
there"
Now how v,u talk, Were that So would
not Rachel have written"
~Jano Jane. do not lik, thy habit Of f,,-
ing II i an old ,aint Of sluciu,,s
III 20 and call Jenny. and she shall argue
with thee herself" sad Mrs Strau-tirIi.
quite unrufllrd hv her husbands rcprimui
She put down her knitting, and lri>ur,,v
rising with a pretty waddIn left the room
Tn the staircase wide enough for a E-
house. She went and. with a smart turn Of
the door handle, entered "a bedroom Here
all was dark, until a few moments gain.
exposed Jrnv's figure scntcd at the window,
with the windy moonlight streaming ulpu
her and the summer gale toSsin. her hair
jenny. Jenny" exclaimed Mrs Stran--
field, advancing qui"kly, what sickness art
thou &C ,rting at that oTen window, fool il
Child:-lvtting the cold wind fill your hon,~.
Come away from the drauEht, and shut The
window Father wants th," down stairs
at is past nine mother What does father
wunti | like tbs C.,ol wind. and tn, stars
are pretty TO watch, running among the
clouds
Father does lot understand your mopinE
Here have YOU been sittin- for above an
hour We have hcen talking about thee, and
he mas some questions /" ASA
" iIA' i"'S'''i'' eN>''i''''L 'ne :"
Hui.N! - '' " .'''''', l., - y =
~ 'ii''e 'of ~" So'h ''''' fu'''''ii Li''S
father to ask
"" by, you speak as Il you were scarei!
Jenny if you would hy in the face Of the
Lord the way 10 do it Is to fout thy mothrg
What ailS yOut i dozD n times have aSkc l.
and you say nothing aiIs YOU Are you not
well' Is there some secret to trouble you,
Are you weary Of home: Come down, cone
down, and open yuur heart 10 your parents
And saying this she took Jcmnys hand, hut
finding ii cold as stone cried ont. "Se., now.
II this wind viii not put thee In Il sick bet,'
And in little passion Of anxiety and annoy
anCe, she closed the window SHARPLY
The sweet and faithful brart. biJdan n
watch for Ler husbands coming. felt the
closing of the window to he the. true cuj;Dr
Of her hopes and fears for that ui.-ht II
was a retrieve that left deep vearninp orI
faint L,artcdness and sorroHful wonder
Never had he faiied her before II could not
be fear that made him ,hirk tn, interview L.
had himself IIaurrI. neither fear Of her
father nor want Of PASSIONATE love for hon,
With cars str,ini,r- 70. ,.atrh AZ every so,,rs
sh,. ,raz..d thr,urh the CLOSED window Mt III,
VISION OF aAh'ihS uGht' without ana th'
mare OF the moon sweeping i"y"nd the
ci"uds anu sliNcrhS the tossing tops "f the
nay trees
" nat questions has father to ask.
mo1nrr'
why, what these mopcs signify. ne
doubts II You brought YOur heart back with