New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-03

kind Ellen once related to fn that quick breath
less way in which they both talked the particulars
Of the blackncss Of the ignorance Of them gully
galss regarding this fashion OF the nineteenth century
IL was strange fact that this tricx Of cutting the
hair was the only knowledge that struck the children
AZ worth acquiring; the only advantage there was
N be gained in living with Mrs, Aver instead Of in
different novels, drudgIng for this one and that It
was suoh a life irons which they had been taken
Befne asked what they had to tell. they began
breathing FAST and talking and stutteYfng In their
haste We made out that Mr. Aver had sent them
We heard the words q Ole PinRs baby" and "oaiss
and pantherss and he said there want dan
ger.1
The excitement under which they were struggling
had now commute ated itself to We rose whom
we heard the word @panthers." We did not have
panthers in New-EngIand. What we were after Sss
everything that was different from what we mad in
New. England. So Tar we had had great success IA
this quest
IL was finally CLEANED that Mr. Aver was going
@over yons in the big wagon. lie was going % ses
some bundles Of oats. He was going 70 take Ole
pinks baby and leave Il with IT'S mother Wno u was
said, was now living over yon" with Ked lin
heard that Ole PINK was Within days Journey, He
was about 10 act upon that decision WIN hls
not be buIdcned in that way.
We could all go. The children were going Mstln
was going The dogs going, with the exception
of Petite who never left hcr mistress for moro than
half an hour, and Mrs. Aver and sally were 10 stay
90 We nsde a soon, sfart= While Jake was pu',
ting the gears, the two horses, sally lifted chairs
into the cart, for 1t was upon chairs that we wes
Chairs arc very comfortable m house or upon
pense with chairs. But when they are standing n
a North Carolina cart end tho cart is moving oser
North Carolina mountain roads, and we are on tbs
chairs the motion IS one which calls for great powers
Of expression in the author who essays TO wrfte .
I must say that those who have sat upon chairs
only upon lawns or doors have not the least IDEA q
in the way of temptation They look innocent. Thsy
looked innocent even after sally had set them up
In the cart. There were two. OF them behind The
narrow board laid across the front On this board
Mr.. Aver and Ristus, with the baby, were 70 ride.
A@s0f and an Il %sr e have tas aaS rp Ss 'W s,
chose. Tho dogs were TO run and dsport themselves
Xfier i had tsken my place, with the utmost
difficulty climbing In over the high sides, Buster
and put his front paws on the hub Of the wheel,
his faes ms have since thought that he Was irving s
to express HIS sympathy in view OF what was before
US. lie hSd lived longer in North Carolina than
While Mr. Aver and Jake were fastening tho last
cabin bearing two cushions which she had taken honi
two rockers.
She said that II we would them sklfully as
Tenders between and the chair they might be the
means OF saving our lives. she also tod us that
used. Cushions might not do much, but then they
might do great deal just as the pictures OF soldiers
sweethearts yorn BIZ the soldiers sometimes prevented
bullets from reaching brave hearts.
Amabel protested that only IN the light of sub
stitute for the portrait of lover would she coens
to take her cushion, but received mine as just
simply cushion.
Then Mrs Aver mounted on wheel ard kissed
both. She babe farewell. She Informed rs
that she hoped 10 sec again, but she hardly
pccfed . reunion. Amabel said that would return
with our cushions them
SIR. Aver took tho reins and tho whip, looked over
his shoulder, and suggested that II qidts
through with our parting would start
As ne spoke, the twins came IN at the side OF the
wagon precisely cats would have DONE We
started.