Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-05-07

she give him, and that is t hat she loves
no one else. So Phil is conforted in q
degree, thinking that someday he may
be able to win her love. 81 SsfTa
He leaves her there and wanders
down the bank Of the river, for il his
great disappo ointment he can hardly
bear to see her.
Suddenly he hears q sharp cry and
his heart almost stands still, for it Is
LEV s voice. Can she have fallen in
to the water? Blaming himself for
leaving her there alone and SO near
the water, he rushes back and sees
Llew standing on the bank wrinqing
her hands, while in the water he dis
covers Teddy. I. II @ { ..s== Is. !. Il 81 81
Without hesitation he throws Of
his coat and leaps into the river.
He is good swimmer, but Teddy has
become unconscious and isvery heavy
and it is not without difficulty he gets
him to the bank.
Llew is standing perfectly motion
less, but this moment has brought
her to the knowledge that she loves
Phil Delmarre with all her heart.
and that without him her future life
would be a dresry blank. "
When Phil reaches the bank With
the unconscious boy in his arms he
carries him; to hisuncle's house, which
Is not far away. s fsssz3 4 5 *.,,,
IIlew follows, silent and unrennon-
strating, and they soon reach the spot
where Mr.: Delnlarre is enjoying his
morning cigar oneSthe porch, and as
the procession nenred the steps he
called out to Phil in a gruff voice:
"Hello. What's up now? Looks as
ifyou'd been near the river!"
r Yes. We've:hal an accident" re-
piled Phil still holding the boy in his
arms. ,..it
Here the old housekeeper made her
appearance, much to the relief OF Phil,
who began to give orders for her to
prepare a bed tor his little charge, and
for once she did not wait for her mas
ter's bidding, because the DISTRESSED
look on Lew g face, who was standing
by, touched the heart OF the old wom-
an; :,
When Llew was left alone with the
old gentleman she summoned all her
courage and walked up to his chair
and stood before him; much to his
surprise, for all the. neighbors had
looked upon him as all ogre, and no
one had ever before been known to
speak to him unless it was absolutely
necessary:
Mr; De'hlarre, am very sorry we
nave oeeh oohgeo 10 lntrude upon
your qtle1 nousenolo' out It was
qu'et unavoldaoie, 'and L can only
n1pe our stay VIII De as snort as pos
sie SSo
,o S.;o s1oou "at'alls iot ah answer; out
t [e',t n none save oeep gron1 ~h1cn
W. 1ys ne tSay 1 ph;I aa alel JUMP -:
r;nn noru,an+s 60 he;mn e 49, o4'o ni1 ~ .ip
farl s'';t +bat wos Sor,, hacon,; iU, q .
HIM ~ '''>'' "''' WY ''o's W
"You had hest 90 to vour hro+ho, ~
he said in nolite tones Iaod;na rhe
way. ~
Eyes. but let me first endeavor To
thank YOU for the great service Won
have" but here she was interr,1nted
by Phil
sLet us not discuss that. Iamnow
going for a physician. There is the
room" and be hurried away. Llew
and Mrs. Smith made Teddy as com.
Portable as possible, but when he re-
covered from his sleep he WAS de]irions
When Phil and the doctor came he
was in arestless sleep. !
Tho GOOD o,d doc+o, nro,o,nooa
him too Ill to be moved for a weak or
two, to Llew's great horror. To staN
q week with that horrid old man!
/ None knew what the old nanthoueht
-itor he Kept his tfouahtsltp himlssteff ind
sat most of the day on the porch Wits
either a. cigar or paper.
Pin went 10 Teddv's amt hit Tad.
DIV. would haya M ona naor him mt
LEV. 40 her amt nacked a. few th;nos
insa!valise and senf tham to har
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10y n nm aoo, Wy ~. i. anu one
e CIV ot ti';'.s -, .l."t ~ ~4s Clle
baard of tba2 I'D Inhg 1 or w.,
wonld allow thew fo,,,s o. his hnn.a ~
NJ ches,e;oh Annt n.y. f.. '' onJ e.
da W.. one;ts saa,, ht.nv M"ry an9 1ne
and >reI1dv ;9nrovod s1o",,,, 0 ,,maa, ,
TIev,. teu1or 20 20 e. e s",3,n, a' 1oft
h;s heds;de anJ bor ron,1 sG d;sono ,eas
inve ora'u str"naanas " ~ ao9 olea
~ Pb;vs n"h,e $500 ~ ono e. ,vos ," ~
ia of TO bo,,so %;md - va "sso E,,t
lie nreat L,n5nass t - W T 49, ' ~
have won Tiaw'a he.rt oinna "o"4'
.t, w. ~, .o = ,o'' y |'l
Ac laso che oay mas come 1orIeooys
departure, ana preparatory TO thls
Lie" mas persuaded MN to take a
nap enc IS sitting near the lounge,
ner oel5 nheers puslly employed In
putting the iln'sh1nS Goucnes 10 q
smoking ca 1or Mr. Delmarre' ST.,
whose neart she has won by making
herself necessary to his comfort in a
Thousand OlffereDt WAYS, such as read