The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-10-03
WALTER WEBS wINIFRED.
Winnie. whose Homhniy Harmhsartfdnsss Ward
ed Walters Wriiarr, Welcomes MooiHg.
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Warm weather, Waltcrl Welcome warm
weather. We were wishing Winter would
wane. weren't we1"
We were well wearied with waiting"
whispered Walter wearily. Wan. white, woe
beg0ne was Walter. waywaTd. willuI. worn
with weakness, wasted, snxiug weaker when
ever Winters wild. withering winds were wall
ing. Wholly without was wardaeas was Wiui-
fred. Walters wise womanly watcher who,
with winsomc w00iug ways was well beloved
We won't wait. Walter: while weathers
warm we will wander where woodlands wave.
won't wel"
Walters wOnted wretchcdnesa wholly
waned.
Why Winnie. we'll walk where we went
when wore with Willie; we'll weave wild
flower wTeaths. watch woodmcn working wood.
lice, worms wrlggling, winduills whiriug,
waterwhees wheeling; We Will win wild
whortleberries. witness wheat wipnowed"
Wisbeach woods were wild with wild1owers;
warm westerly winds whispered where willows
were waving, wood. .pidgeoiis. wrens. soodpeek-
ers we're warbllng wild woodnotes. Where
Wsbeaeh watcrmill's waters, which were
wholly wayeles8, widcned. were water lilies
wazen white. Winlred woYe wreaihs with
woodhinc. whiiehorn, waII1owers, whilst Walter
whitfield wooden wedges with willow wauds
Wholly without warning wild wet winds woke
"iihlb W l1bEAEu HDBfis HnlhEiuR where HInI-
fred wandered with Walter; weeping willows
were wailins werdly, waging war with wind
tossed waters Winifred's wary watehfulness
walked
Walter, we won't wait"
(which way, Wnnie1"
Winniired wavercd.
=" Why, where were We wanderng2 Wisbeach
woods widen whichever way we walk Where's
Wisbeach white wicket; where Winstons water
mil7"
Wistfully Walter witnessed Winifred's won
der
Winnie, Winnie, we were wrong, wholly
wrong, wandering within wild ways. Way
fnrlng, weatherbcaten waits, we'ro well.n IGN
worn out"
"Winifred waited where, within wattled
woodwork walls wagons wheelbarrows. wains
were waiting, weighty with withered wood.
Walter, warmly wrsoDed with Wnifreds well.
worn waddcd waterproof, was wailing wofully.
wholly wearied. Winifred, who, worn with
watching, we'll nigh weeping. was wistfully.
wakefuiy waiting Willie's ell.kuown whistle,
wholly wished Walters well-being warranted,
with welitimed wisdom, Walter was wound
with wide, white worsted wrappers, which
wonderfully well withstood Winters wither-
ing whistling winds. Wholly without warm
wrappers was Winifrcd, who with womanIy
wisdom, was watching Walters welfare, ward
ing Walters weakness.
NhcH VIII hille Wenu where waltz
YEARLY wondered Walter
." Whist Walter whispered Winnie; who
was whoopingf'
WhereabOuts2
Welcome whistling was waking Wisbeach
woods when Winters windy warfare waxed
weaker. Winnie! Walterl Winifred's wake
| fulness was well-gr0hnded.
Were well, Willie; we're where Winston's
wagons wait"
Without waiting Willie was within Win
ston's woodwork walls "Welcome, welcome.
Willie" Winnie was weeping with weariness,
with watching Walter. with wayfaring.
why, Winnie wise, watchful, warm heart
cd Winnie" Willie whispered, wheedingly.
we won't weep; Walters we'll. What were
Walter without Winnie?"
Wholly wonderful was Winifred's well-timed
womanly wisdom. which well warranted
weakly Walters welfare. Whenever wander
ing within Wisbeach woods with Winnie, Wal
ter would whisper, What were Walter with
out WINNER wise, watchful, warm hearted
Winnie!"