New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14
Those hills

festooning myself with their nests Those hills
yonder were certainly lovely
NY board began Rom tins moment, When my
r' ,,,S came and Wa put In my room felt that H
would De only by the most brilliant strategic move
sbou tpdi could get IN TOO seemed to pe ma
anu that thus situated, / might be able 70 open the
r ruhk ia and look az my wardrobe Dressing IN
VIC room would be, perhaps, like the same expert
once in the berth Of sleeping car but here
would have more of the sweetness of lads love-
nnuf ,ulnner thar day We had string beans with
Doled FAT pork and potatoes. / was sorry did
% IKE string beans nor pork, bur could eat Pc
nM uirn out 10 bo dyspsptic She was quite
sgran5P M IN her Assertion that all kinds Of grub
never knew nothin' bout TT
@ogr dinner went back b my room and thought
a ~%uu write letter so that n might be ready
t'( mat | had chance Just ten DAYS later. While
s, w., sitting by the sweet smelling bush with a
window. small gTi I bad seen az dinner ran
away in great trcpIdation MARI she cried out
,, ImnuefptcE Mrs Bonnet appeared bearing
Pluher OF water a. on an errand She set the water
uo%, Nan. ana Ralcd At my pad Of paper
WIN some awe. Now. really, be you composn'l ~
am writing letter
An faint gOin' Ia be printed p
ipou,r b9nhet fingered after [ had SAID Mo- She
tPaP,r' she made a great many inquiries. all tend
g 70 show that If she did now know much about
'"o my s''y OF publlcatOu she Intended TO know.
was awakened four times in the night by
wnppoof"IlL which seemed to be on the bush by my
IN PIERCING ana continuous calls car
Sphthhg. r'y one who has heard a whip poOrwill I'm
o us proximity viii ympathize with me. At
urioch a. m. ! was tn the deepest sleep AT that
uIno rooster who should have been quietly ioost-
ihg BEGAN 10 crow under my window and about SIX
70 Instant nom where my head rcpOsed. lie took
Sorl iufn7 about the lads love that time until
haii past D. A. we had breakfast Of Indian meal
learned, was "prnciped against coffee, He said
II stirred his boil" His wife remarked that when
any one was principt"d, she had nOthin' 10 say
though, as for her. nOthin stirred her boil n
she mad got liver she Didn't know II. / not
iohg IN discovering that she In the habit of
that If she had got Il she didn't know she'd got H..
On the second day had for dinner fried pork
and beet greens could eat the green's !
told that they di1n't any Of EN- care much for
butchers meat butcher came along once IN every
other week, and once IN every other week had
corned beef very salt and green. But ate so much
Of II that afraid ! should find out that. unlike
IN the beautiful pastures and pix and eat buckle
berries and blachherr!es and raspbeFries. should
De ashamed 10 make an estimate of how mnny Of
these have absorbed since / took country board
| am resolved 10 stay here because ! have told all
my friends about the sylvan beauties the distance
told them Of the whippoorwu. he Is not always
70 lee depended upon. But that rooster Las never
failed 10 arrive al my 1T Tho earliest dawn
! have given up trying to sleep after 4 have a
novel. At the first crow, now Hight my lamp and
read by il unt flill DAYLIGHT comes then 20 ON with
it until It * time to dress for the g O'Clock meal
Whatever book II IS, ! call IL The rooster novel;
and have n under my pillow.
Have Won idea how long the dsy is when yOu
breakfast az Is Il takes good many berries. a
large sweep Of picturesque country, very fine noun
tains to MI up that day.