Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-20

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Mrs Dwight azc Mrs HerseF. latrla-ee1
hes a slvsly a. ~ freud Ars Ia
e11er. sos.sts g. o8ce lg1-rsa the r-l11ls
they Ia heard. zlo e1opled her I422l-
11lsly ana heartily
-Ar Falsoner Tney were sitting ia
t1e home roo1 tie evening After L-s p4rt5
a1d L.oel u4s rocs>lg 0r-ele. rooe4 .a
her daluly -brol1ere1 j. sLl-1lesss 4l1
LLe enid 14d fallen as.ecp wl-h The to~ch q
= l9Tlug h4aa smoothing Der sotl n-lr, as
- y444g step mother looked thcug1uuLy
gpo4 her.
l. .g-s pleasant picture. &-d Ar tal-
cQlrr csc rested gratefully 1pon Il, a. &c
replied ~ LAT = u, lsaoe-f
i have been thinking q Lo'tie Ford 10
day she sad, gelriy. Il Zee sure that
she had means 70 have proper Eiedlc4l a.
tendance her l4ueness m sLt 90 cured.
Yea d. lo. know how sweet aud good che
= 4L1 sac looked IL as face wstfuly.
'she was ali thaI kept me from growing
hard ana wicked there
"Ihcn / owe her a debt % gratitude. 80
he "a q. Kindly. Il think there Is re-
quest v2lled under that wistf1l look 10
resumed, smiilng. and hope you are not
going 70 b modest and fear - MAKE II
known "
=. / have been thinking to-day that, II you
were willing, l should DC so glad 20 have
her come aid live with me-" che replied.
Grace Is Old enough 10 begin learning,
under a wise governess, who would not
overtax her, and Lotte would be such a
gentle, patient teacher, as well as a com
panion for me. Teaching was her chosen
vocation. but she was obliged 10 give 1t up
on account Of her lameness."
" \ capital plan" replied Mr.. Falconer,
heartily. II an { lad you have mentioned
IL"
"Lott4e is proud, as well as poor" re
sumed Isabel, land, while she could not
afford 10 come independently, she would
not De wiling 70 accept what we would so
gladly give her unless she could feel as if
she were earning 1t in some way"
" An honorable feeling" said Mr.. Fal-
coner, warmly, and | leave il 10 your good
taste 10 offer such inducements in such q
manner as you think best
Z" / did not look for such hearty co-opera-
ton in my plan," and Isabel looked into his
kindly face with gratitude. II win write
10 Lottle tomorrow"
Il DO hope, my dear wife, that you will
not doubt MY readiness to aid you in any
plan you may wish 10 make for the benefit
Of those who have befriended you," he said,
gravely and earnestly.
Surely, what l have iS yours, also, and
1t IS pleasure To me 10 know your wishes
that l may crafty them. Did l not a short
time since endOw you with all my worldly
gOods." he added, more playfully.
she looked up at him. Her dark eyes filed
with tears. you are too kind 10 me. and
do not feel as if had any right TO the en-
dowment not alone Of your goods, but OF
the unvarylng kindness YOU are ever show
ing me, when recognize the fact that can
not meet it with love which a wife should
give; the sweet love which makes it easy
for her to ask and receive her husbands
gifts"
my dear Isabel" he replied, gravey,
Il do not wish 10 hasten you in the least,
but l viii confess that il Will be happy
hour when you can say, truthfully and
from your heart: Il love you;' but do
not, beg, refuse me the pleasure OF doing
for you and Of loving you in the meantime.
l assure you IL is privilege"
''DO for me and with me as YOU will"
she cried with deem emotion sOnfy do not
regret taking me 10 your home 1t would
break my heart had ] reason TO fear that
you repented our marriage am so happy
here,n and she looked down on the sweet
face of the child. and the bright tears ran