The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-10-10
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! deaf think. said Mr.. White. that the
hay crop ever promised 40 hnsly.
Inissd ss,a his ~,f. st.x.,six

bay crop ever promised 40 hnsiy.
Indeed. said bis uite. sbscntiy.
Aod II there isnt any fall 10 The prie
Of iruii. be ssid. our peach orchard 10 80
log 70 &c. ne . cool hundred dollars
A be spoke be 6uos the bomespun tos
el. with which be bad been vipioe bi,
hands. over the back OF The chsir
! o, 0sorge. do hang up the tovel. said
Mira White. the nail is iass - near - tbs
chair back. sod have enough sters "a
take 10 the course Of the day without vsit-
ing on you.
You are always grumbling about some
thing. said the young farmer. ss be lsrked
the tovel to iis nail Therel Does that
sui. your
Here 10 letter from Cousin Dora,
George. said Mrs. White. wisely avoiding
the mooted question. She wants TO come
here spd board for few weeks.
Well. let her come. caid Mr.. White II
won't cost us 9 great deal, aud little
extra money always counts up At the years
end.
But, George, | Was thinking
About what?
Why. l am 90 much hurried with the
work, and there is so much to do
That Is the perpetual burden OF your
song. said Mr.. White. irritably. Women
do beat oil complaining.
Won't you bear me out? said Mrs..
White So ! thought Il would Be good
plan to give Dora her board IL she would
help me with the home work little. II
would accommodate her. and il would 40
,om mmodste me.
But Il won't accommodate mel said Mr..
White, csvslierly. Really. Lefty. you are
Ietiins absolutely lazy.
Mrs White crimsoned.
No one ever said tbst to me before, said
he,
But just look st il, said the farmer.
ell me OF another woman in the neigh
ood who keeps grip Why. they make I,
boast Of doing their own work.
They oil have sisters. or mothers, or .
rown.up daughters; l have none. .
Pshaw! said Mr.. White. Ridiculous :
Y course you have to work. We oil do,
ont we? But your work don't smount :
row OF pins. don't know OF any wo =
An who has 1t easier than you do. :
That is all You know about it, said Lefty, ., u
q choked voice.
Write to Dora that we will board her
five dollars week. said Mr.. White su
oritatively. We must earn all the mon -
that We can while there is . chance
AXE hay while the sun shines, eh? And y
luets you will do ss other women do, ~
tty' Now run up stairs 10 the esrret.
ar. and get my blue jean oyer.alls. that's -
rood girl' na
Lefty obeyed. but the tears we're 10 her "
Is. and 9 big round ball was rising in ber -
'oat. and she could hardly SEQ the lean ~
" alls, as they hung up high on the en- d
the beams. no
Is she reached up. loose board in the
ret floor tripped her; her foot slipped ~
ough on the laths and plaster below
with sroan she sank to the floor. "
he time passed on, and George White -:
" tired Of waiting. soI
le shouted up the stairway.
'ook alive there, Lefty Do you mean M .u'
,e oil day? 700
M m .n.~o, ,.m. n WI
Ind Lefty with one leg broken lust :, /.
We the ankle. .n'
ow youlllhsvs to get some one 10 do W
work. said Lefty. not without . spice I,
Malice, as she lay on the calico. covered 'uu
'e with her ankle duly set and band. :
OF IL know it, said George White. ',''
lazy woman who'll want q dollar :,
q BALI week and ber board into the :,
ain to do the work OF this house? ',
10 not! "e'
It what are you going to do2 asked 'oa 'n
y. =
do 1t myself. to be sure. Half On ~,
every morning and half an hour eve. "a
'ening ought to be enough to square a. a
nnts.
oil, said Mrs. White. l shall like to 1'.D
on do il. ana
en- you'll have your wish, said her. -
and suo
rose early the merit morning and -, na
cd the kitchen fire. VIM
,sw. said lie - be piled on the sticks 'p''
nod. what does woman smount TO
ow7 Whats the next lesson, Letty2