Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-22
WINNIE N WALTER.
wooinG won Winnie, Whose warmheart-
edncss Wards Walters Welfare.

wooing Won Winnie, Whose Warmheart-
ednrss Wards Walters Welfare.
"Warm weather, Waller Welcome
warm weather. We we're wishing
winter would wane, weren't WEI
I'VE were well wearicd with wait
ing" Whispered Walter, wCs'ily
Wan, Hhite, woe-begone was Nal,,r
maynard, willful, worn viii weak
ness, wasted, waxing weaker shencv,
er s.nter's wild, whitening w!nds were
wailing. Wholly wiIhod; waywarJ.
ness was Winifred, Walters wise,
womanly watcher, who, with win.
some, wooing way, was well-beloved.
I'VE won't wait, Waiter; while
wea:her's warm, we'll wander where
woodlands wave, won't WEI
Walters wonted wretchedness Who'll
ly waned. why, Winnie, we'll walk
where we went when we wero with
Willie; we'll weave %wildaower
wreaths, watch woodmen working,
woodlice, worms wriggiing, windmills
whirling, watermills wheeling; we
will win wild whortleberries. witness
wheat winnowed.
Wisbeach woods were wild with
wildllowers; warm westerly winds
whispered where willows were way.
ing; wood-pigeons, wrens, woodpeck.
ers were warbling wild w~oodnotes.
Where Wisbeach watermill's waters,
which were wholly waveless, widened,
were water-lilies, waxen white. Win
fired wove wrcaths with woodbine,
whitehorn, wallnowers, whilst Walter
whitfield wooden wedges with willow
Nnds. Wholly without warning,
Mid wei winds woke within Wis
beach woods, whiStling where Wini
fred wandered with Walter; weeping
willows were waili1g wcirdly; waginS
war with wind-tosscd waters. VIM
ired's wary w~atchfulness walked
Walter, we won't wait"
which way, WINNER
Winifre' taverad. "Why, where
were we wanderingt Wisbeach woods
widen whichever way we walk;
where's WiSbeach white wicket:
where's Winston's wster-millf'
Wistfully Walter Witnessed Wini-
fred's wonder. Winnie, Winnie, We
were wrong, wholly wrong, wander
ing within wild ways. WlyfarinG,
weather beaten waits, w~ell-uigh woris
out"
Winifrcd waited where, within
wattled woodwork walls, wagons,
wheelbarrowS, wains were waiting,
weighty with withered wood. Wal.
Ger, warmly wrapped with Wiai.
reds well worn wQdded waterproof,
vas wailing woefully, wholly wcaricd
Winnie, who. worn with watching
well nigh weeping, was wiStlully
wakcfnlly. waiting Willic's wei
known whistle, wholly wished Wal
terls well-bcing warranted. Will well
lined wisdom. Walter was wound with
vide, white wOrsted wrappers, which
wonderfully well withstood winters
whitening, whistling winds. Wholly
without warn wrappers was Wini
fred, who, with womanly wisdom was
watching Walters welfare. warding
Walters weakness.
when will Willie wend where we
watt" YEARLY wondered Waiter.
"Whi :, Walter" whipered Win
ME: "w.o vas whoopingi'
"Whereaboutsi"
Welcome whistling was waking
Wisbeach woods when winters windy
warfare waved weaker. Winnie
Walter!'' Wirifred's wakefulucss was
well-grounded. Were well. Willie;
we're where Winston's wagons wait
Without waiting, Willie was within
Winston's woodwork walls. "yVel.
come. welcome, Willie" Winnie was
weeping with w~eariness with watch.
ing Walter, weak with wayfaring.
"Why, Winniel wise, watchful,
warm-hearted Winnie" Willie wits.
pered, wheedlingly, 1--WE won't weep;
Walters well; what were Walter with
out Winnie?"
Wholly wonderful was Winifred's
well-timed, womanly wisdom, which
well warranted weakly Walters vel
fare. Whenever wandering within
Wisbeach woods with Winnie, Walter
would whisper, "What were Walter
without Winnie2 wise, watchful, warm
hearted Winnie"-0ld Scrap Book.