The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-24

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stuisasy end.
Ard the little teacher nodded.
fcszr Saser pail = has 30 lax. " she
director went OH, indicating the empty
bucket and the wet soor.
Yes. the girl assented.
In zee that yo1 have nex ones, =
ktfse esnciniexi.
And he xns rewarsiesi BY : grateful
glance from thu teachers soft eyes as
slss fssok her hat from is nail.
He took her lunch basket from her
hart. =. they started away together,
ard. harinx obtained it. cossid hardly
surrender IL before reaching Mr.. Lar
ksn's gate He was little reluctant
20 surrender u even then for their first
axkwafsness had qsite worn on, their
walk had been far from unpleasant.
and they were feeling very well sc-
quaiated
lie walked home IN an sgreeable alb
sorptsvn, repeating ~ himself the
things she had said, snd recalling her
pretty way OF saying them.
he aid not pause % eorsister that i
wss osa JONI sannorns daughter Of
conscious that she was = bright young
girl, whom Il was charming TO look at
and listen 70.
HIS pleasant mood was rus'eiy inter-
rupted hy Ar. Larkin, who dropped In
that evening
Lyme Doty couldn't have the
school he observed, with ehrekie.
: but u looks as II isc was going TO
have the teacher!
What - said steve, with sudden
sinking q The heart
Hes haneing around considerable.
any how. said Mr. iarkin. +" Went 70
Will TIE szhoos iast week, and he was
asking nie today whether Mosiy's got
any way o. gefnng home Friday night.
ne said bed jast a. lei take her in
hts buggy A. not Molly generally
M@tAfs hit guess she u be Eisd OF q
art
:. fon don't mean 70 tell me, said
sieve. warmly, that shed have any
thi1S 70 10 Nith BIN
ar. i1rkin stared. Nhatcouid steve
care witii whom Old John sannora =
iaagh,Fr hsd 70 CO..
Tut ne only said. derrecatlngiy.
" Well, i.yuae's a good. steady fes-
low,
hunsrn was the scornfAf IT.
lolns'er.
Inc young man unused hong and So
riossiy when has v sitor MAS gone. and
went - nes: with lighter heart, having
come 10 2 hrn CONCLUSION.
When the new teacher closed school,
the next friaay night she was feeling
rather worn out. as she was apt To teei
az TIE end o. the week; nor di.i the
prospect OF the four mites walk home
serve 10 cheer her.
She locked the door and started down
The path with = sigh
a neat niue buggy was DrisNiy com
ing up the road. molly gave start as
the driver pulled up the horse and
spraiig 70 the ground. IL was the
Young director, anu ne vas coming
toward hes. a..
Wont MAKE any excuses, Miss
he SAN, with a humorous
soiemnity.. Won say III going
over TIE river on husiness, and hap
pened - think yoa might IKE 10 ride:
The truth : thai is carefully iaid
plot. WIZ soa DE an aiief and aee'-
tor.
The little teacher laughed aprreeia-
lively A. he heip'd her into the buggy;
iaasf stop At MT iarkin.- and
leave my eihner basket siie SAID de-
mnTesy.
Mr. i.arkin was Standing at TIE front
gate. lie stood staring 81 the young
director, ss he assisted the teacher TO
the ground, ard sal down 81 the horse
block waiting tor her.
lyme Dolly was here aitcr Molly
just now, SAID MF. i.af&in, gasp
ingly. l sent him down 10 TIE
sehoolhouse.
We met him, said steve foa
see, he added, making 4 bold EFFORT AZ
carelessnesa, but speaking. neserftie-
less, IN a shalneieee1 way; you see,
| feel - though y ; n'y..pouiisieh tsiitS
% keep Lyme baty away rom hef.
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