The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-11-23
LOVES AWAKENING.


N5 SO'Nts
She had Ibid aside her Widows bonnet
aud vtH ii her plain hl'"t dress, ser
vic aHly uDadoIlled, She lu'scd very slim
anl young.
Though her hands were 50 soft and
white they looked capable. Mrs. Ram
eauN might be ileXFetieaced--sile owned
as much h"rself-hut sh'w 1ild hssurediy
learn quickly, quietly, asa tntelilgently;
and her sympathy would never he at
fault.
This riach the younE doctors profess
sional intuitlons told INN as he saw her
softly neiei over Ter afs7 COT III inc eA-
temporized fever hospital. Then he
passed on.
She might lie q young woma and y
beautiful Que. Inc atmosphere CT the
countryside aroulu hatl neeii sttch 'hcse
many weeks that II man, watching as ne
did, day and night, by the bet!slies OF The
dying and DEAD, could nave ms uriit ana
tenure OF mind scarcely sucl that lacts
like these would bear III upon IL with any
clement of the exciting
1t had been an awful VISITATION. llad
been? 1t WAS so sun. DAY aIter cay
week after week, the fever ragged, moving
no abatement. Those VINO could lee
leavlnS All, ali so.
Among those who stayed lresh VICTIMS
were marked ana dropped win every new
sun. A great pail, an aWcstfack leaf'
had 1alleh over inc community. ms
spectre OF Death among taeii, "i'lNlhg
the streets, SITTING down, la'iliiiats'eS
at their very board, had given TO All ohese
bllghted races IL serious e@pEeSsioh.
When her TRENDS teffllleuao the spreau
OF the epidemic, hau asheu ieI WY IN
delayed leaving WlIn'heii' MIS- itshe'A
mao leu IAN SONIC "oruS "niS" Oto
among Gheh Win 'he eheoO u IA -
ploslVe.
shaii MOI go 49uait ''"S'
stay!
MANY hahus wiz NC HIe''au
may De OIL use. III Is what nave ""n'eo'
luis my opportunity
she might nave saio III was "naO sho
had prayed lor-the eHahoo ue'o'inS
herself or practlcaiiy renotnc.hs INC
world OF leadihs colseG''.eo ne e. ,.a
III hau peei! her ~ WISH 'No. iei -.
oanu hao olcu-sne s.,,oe'9 "O .. IiA
more IMAM "ci'iiu' All ee'Hieo = H"'o
oleu' 'oo: r.
her lileho' s'lu sne was l1ioi"; ~
was =" great nieicy Nu1y n' y &c 80
II holman SaVnoiio' 10 "o"i' 'Ao H"'o
enioraceu M oioisUrai !
MIS- .'anieauA ohiS eniiie" se",is iii
smlles III 1hoso u"Ss "eie s"''e' 'H"n
1eaIs'
ies'S ou w i9H ~
lain 1iaes iouii oo my soca'. IN sa:.,,.
ohe WIN Ee' ' ~ sou 4
mex. ouHT, % NV" =
of all her future; this monastic simplicity
of dress; this visiting of the poor and the
sick. and defeating of all her DAYS to the
cutting-out of charity children's clothes
this was n phase: it must pass: the re-
action would come.
"J,ucv ALWAYS was oueer.n said one fe-
male voice.
mot always" retorted a masculine
organ more obviously. "That is, she was
always rather high-strung. But-well.
having been married to Rameaux might
be enough to-" Then the speaker be-
+boupbt himself and stoned
Meantime. the new nurse gently, with
soft football PASSED OH in her s~eIf-chosen
work The weeks dragged by. still the
fever RACED.
She had held the hand of those with
;ng in sigbtless delirinIn of main and
moistened the Inns of the diving.
The strain had told on her. The fine
oval Of ber face had grown more trans
weren't About the fu1 brown of hereves
+ho bl1e ciycles had followed.
She was bending now oyerthe pillow of
q vouna pirl who had been lowering ON
A. bodoy.r h.;,I for1,ve T~o-pigbtt La