New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
Mrs. Lander touched his arm.

-. ,oI,, to hor she whispered DO you
not sec she is as spent il she ha" peen .s h.r
for her life? DO you think II was e"'' ha-
~ ask pardon? 1t has almost Kllleo he''
levc Mrs Jacobs was wrong .:,.,, ,sd
While she was speaking thus, the "i"ow "
Daily toward the door. As the girl p"''''
boy she hell out her arms, saying: :. .y.,.,v
Il want my dog. And Bill gave IL Sieu"'
n hcr lie followed her and said in 10" >oi0e'
and with good deal OF feeling -, I'll
Don't YOU worry, Daily. 1t was 700 oau'
tend to mother She shan't plague you;
Something in his manner now made Daily iooN
no AZ him. lie was startled by what nc Oh" "
her eyes 1t helped to give linn more VI ".' .,,a+
Of what she had suffered. at the sai''e ''D
no was conscious OF their wild beauty ~.
called. with a shivcr of inexplicaDle pain, 'i"e'
when he had shared free creatures auu 'N''
had looked at him in their sunefihs'
"Yo've ben real good ter me- SAID D'hS,
S,c walkcd ont of the house with Mrs Jncons
and Mrs Lander William Winslow $1,000 u sor
ment gazing after fhcm his hands thrnS H,, 40, Ia
down in his pockets and his eyes nut'i u, .",her
Then he turne'! into the house ana gave "'' "'
a very bad uuaiter OF an hour . ,..,oa
discipline to Mrs. Winslow; ...,. and urs
The next afternoon, while me willow ahG -; ' thc
Lander and daily were sitting at leisure IN Inc
fr,nt. room an exclamation from Daily Ihane tn'
others look from the windows. 49,, w,,.,o,y
They saw the ample a F ,we Women %, men, looked at
each other, while the girl fled away, :, soid
Il guess she's goin' ter overlook H. 'a'
'". r"~,s she is" said Mrs Lander. 81 must
say" She went on, that she has fine son. 1t IS
$ pose lie kcs back somewheres. remarked
Mrs Jacobs. There's a good deal more TO MN
than there is to his father, m Peters pen S1n,
thin more with ditrunt wife. uecIar e. h" az,
the sight OF her: n dknow when Da'S Il XIV
Rs ,h, time Mrs Winsow had reached the
step She came in with tocrable oclf-po,seSsioh
She had basket Of apples on one AR; n, ,hc greet,
incs had passed. IL knew you hadn't no p4 M,r'
Ills season. n mine are uncommon W. nn ~, good
Amt nothin like nm for Sliulps We rd' +" s"""
MANY slumps to our house. $3.50
Mrs Jacobs cmpticd the porters into TN pan
and thanked the Rivcr OF them. She 'rk" W
edged that for the delicacy mentioned Ny .u.S
Winslow there want nOthin' 70 DC coinPaie"
Mrs. Winslow talked some Of the crops she
mentioned how Young Wistar seetnfu ,.or Sn"cr
On n n"i the V matter Of him She said they'd
ben HAHN another quarrel in the orthodox choir,
| n Jane Rand had said she'd never set IN 'hem
| seats agin the longest day she lived.
TO ibis Mrs Jacobs remarked dGyly that =, she
want roin' to worry about that ior Jane Ha"'
had ,' , )" cn SH"1 u PAW Wns"% touched on what
abe called the reyiyil meetinc IN heT ch, .rr
She said they had been greatly blessed 50 Iur,
| The evangelist they had engaged had proved even
more powerful than report had told xo mi,
Size scc,eilv wished that Mrs Lander were NOT
present hn' FIAT ,dy rcinlnra n"r sfa ho 2h b
so pleasant that Ms Wlnsiow como hnt"is a WV,
cve she had been he one who had spoken as sne
| had done the day before. The New-iork lady was
| like that girl who had the curl on her torehfan
| in that when she good, she was very, very
| FINALLY tho visitor rose She looked somewhat
emba rra ssr( as she remarked that She did mt
| want no hard icclin's among neighbours ana she
hoped that Daily hadn't run away from her
! Nr. Jacobs said that the child had les; gone
| out
! II became cvidcnt that Daily woId have To
lr spulnonr >h" came slowly in and STOOD Dy
| the door with he. HANDS DsNthd her anu nei
| head thrown back.
Ms. Winslow a,ain said that she didn't want
| no In ri trrns among ncEhhors u..
may Mchiy / wa, 4 little la sh ysterdy,' said
! the woman
Daily now looll.l At her.
VS. ma ava" she said. yo was
Mrs W,n,luw WAS somewhat 'li>ronr"rN"h; ana
| Mr> Jacobs began 10 worry ai,ou' what DaiiE
| mir' sly or do. She looked al her appre-
| .Nclhy 'twoulh have hen lest as we'll If |
hadn't ben quite so ha ',h" said the visitor.
p,, woirg 10 reply. and She FASTENED 10 say thar
! She holrd they'd all lr' hyc"n"s he hyconcS. ana
! act ike Christians. L. didn't look very well T."
harhor malice; n, TOR her part. she didn't mean
I'pon lis Mrs. Winslow departed with her
| empty basket. D
shoulder. -. -, - -
We mustn't lay mp n"fhin' aginst her now
she said gently You know y"n ara S'st her
up: N We want ter v" iorjiVcn ourselves
! Dall.'s eye, turned I" her friends face AMI
Solicited =,
said trmnlous'v.