Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
THE LITTLE LIE.
:, 1Lt IL, corr Ie

" hat are you I"''@I''R i"i mamma
ain looking iof pahk note 'hat io''
on The mahtei shell last evening nav
80" seen any ihihk "i 81
: n"'' '''''h ''
seen such thing where was -
Here. on this shelf Your father hand
ed it to me when he hrst came M and as
had no pocket in The dress / then wore
laid it On the shelf, thinking that when
went up 10 my chamber / would carry 1t
up. And remember That sci ihe shade
lamp upon it, 8" that II should not he
blown away. Il vas very strange. can.
not ihihk what can ha'e become 81 d. %
and Lydia we're here l.5i evening.
Ies, mamma
Ana ! lbeft " JIthiAs came IN. did Le
not
e.. he came and ana topped perhaps
halt an hour.
And yOa say nothing OF the notef
What Vas II, mammal How b'7
n0te3'
Ten dollars.
II Toaldn worry about tLat
1t is E0t the loss Of ten dollars, II - my
earelessness that tFoables me. and sam
father viii know that J have heen eats
less
" hy do Jon say any thihs L" papa
ab9at ~ i "ouiuh + Il Nei' "a S''''
place.
But must 60 I" hiin lar another ten
dollars; aud he must know. declare, r
searching oven the shelf once m"re--''it l.
strange where IT could have gone to. You
oi course, saw nothing al IT, Lydla'
IF had. dear auntie ! should have
told Jon at once.
We'll, 1 am sorry. Aud II was "het a
handsome biil--one Of the new issue Your
father said the first he L~d seen and kept 1t
on purpose for me Ent II 1t Is gone "hy
There - the END oi H. Ana ihn5 sp'ah
ing, Mf3. Evans ieit me room het a"''sh u
'ei' hai'' anu h't niece ~ '''' -
o"'
mother that You hh"" h"''ihS "p'u' ih''
ho'e'
peea'''e ; u''' "o' N'i""
o"' A"''' - 80 1''' w
feheh'per' "heh you 'i''''u t'o i'i'P '''"
something ieil from tll' aheii iht" '"o n'''
iiat Aiper' Spf'hs i"i""i" anu ''''" :"
save II, btlt was Too iate. Gu hh"" ne
eAclaihifd hl the iilie thai ~ "eii''F'" II
wa Il pniih mus
les, he thousht II Wa hut "hat mas
that got 10 90 WIN my knowing "r h"NlhR
seen itf o, pshaW! The pretty glri CRED
with toss OF hef sunny mead whht lhe
use oi beihg sc"iaeu "heii lneieA u" h'r'.,
certainly hidh see any p''lh-ho'', ah'i II
Albert hadh J'aid what he eid, ah"''idh
nave kh""h II IA" ever p'''' 'N'
''"'' "'"'
iii''ner. ; ''lL '-'f 'ei''ihiJ 'r'' "'i
n
OH you mean ma he. wen II
was FeiJ niue one, ht All events ana
certainly no harm can come "l It, III run
the risk Aud nov, Lydia, let us get ready
iof our SIDE ou Emo" Alhe' sai' he
would he here ht eleven "cI'ch5 anu IL
wants only hiteen hih'ites ol tue ilihe.
And the light hearted gifl lie" away /" hef
chamber 10 dress for her ride.
Kate Evans was eighteen years "i age, u
ptetty, bright-eyed' sood-hearted shii
volatile and if"iics"n'e' WIN lessons 'i me
Fet 10 l'afn- one was me '""E"''' '"'
only ehiid "l samuel Evans one "i inc
foremost oil The lawyers "i me gteAt ci'}'
Lydia hapG""d was cousin !" h"'e' I"
"auEn''' u Ni'' - an" '''' 80,
Ali.
p''"'''l' '"'N' ~
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,,nI F,.n,
. 'i'' :" . 49,
a. l"' ''"i u
d"eilii'gj anu mum 'n"' '"ii'"eo
Albert ""f'hllG. ne was h"'' "'''P'
ca '"' , o'"s ,''""
'a'i, ihus'"'ai' an" p'''''''5 P''P,' '''''N''
WIN " 'seo ''o N'i1 ''''''' - 90 ''''
e"'u an" '''' anu
hai'oa"n'e' n'"os' 'a''' i"'o 'i'''
ie"' any """'"" " '"H' "'''' :"
ila' J"s' p'e" %
'h"oo """ N''e" ''''' "o''' 'o'
hiGh ah' piii'i"'i' i'' O'''''
Aip'il ia" h'' i'hE :" Ut
on happiy, anu p' sure 'noJ 'h'" nv" -
ENJOY themseiYes
Later III the nay mfS' EN''l'9 v rs "'''k''
:" 'o''''' - ~ "'''"'
p"ii"-" anu ~ 80" '''
pace
Samuel Evans waa not man I" worry
over the loss of ten dollars. on the day
before he had given ten times that amount
To Il benevolent object; bat he didn't like IL
have money disappear IN that way. \
bank-n0te could mol have gone off of it.
own accord lie went into the drawing
room with hia wife, aud she showed hihl
last there ehe had laid lhe mole, and h"w
she had set The heavy shade lamp upon IT,
so that it might mol be blown away She
had put it there just at dusk. on ths
previous evening, and the only ones who
had been in the room aincc, I" her Eno~l
edge were Kate, and Lydia, aud AlberI
"ofthihf 7he ~" i'"t pe'ieFe any 81 '"'
servants co"'a nave heeh III thei'' N"'n'hf
o"'iu nave e"'ie" 'iie'i "' any "''' >"
theiii--'h that direction sue was very SURE
IL - very '"ii"""- very S'''" ar