The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-13

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Asdemotsells Vsrdiw had usually .
eaossef q efs1s orouud her, TO cajneinR "a
ner arms, one beeking befoso hsr. coupls
Iosi0wlno - - heoae, Il DECLARING how
ssiuliy sorry ~ sAouiA b vhon shs
vent sway. and how certain Il was a &
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erness.
Pauline he'd kindly hiking for most AZ
~ popo1a bus ~ foyogi1o enc - : car.
tain Mary Tyrrel. Who kad always bsen
Iond q hor. evsu In hsr arpf days st
nFunsw1ck House. whore The giris had
looked upon this nsw teacher q 5 natural
snemy.
nasy must Isavs also whsn The summer
holidays came. for 81 49, n veey. IA
and nseded at home. The YrsncA SOW
erness and this daughter e. ! proepsrous
EugltsA family bscame c3oasr friends than
ever during tkoss last months NV rouId
b toGsthsr, and when Mary Vas roine
home from Saturday q Monday Ns.iem-
otseile verdisr received an invitation %
kfvsu and three times rufused. gratefully.
"Ihey mean % b kind. 81 n pauline
wross 70 her loysr. .sbut ur. ana ~.
Tyrrel cannot really want to know M. /.
There came day, howsvsr. when Mary,
urgent pleading ana Nrs. lar,naiI,s a.
vics 70 take days rsss ovsfcame ia littla
teachsr's hesitatatiou. she vent ~ vssh
her pupil, one Saturday morning. "a The
old house on The banks Of t. Thamss.
whore the rooms were full Of warmth and
sunlight, and the siesmiux riyer made the
They vsss I'll vsry Kind n Pauline. INIT
on Sunday aftsrnoon she vss sIad 10 stsaI
away from every one on the prstaxt Of :
isttse % vrits--s lssssr 70 tel Robsrt ahout
her pleasant ifttia visit A fev sentences
wsrs enough for that; the rest Of the pspsr
Was flled with her anticipstions Of happi-
ness.
Mary TyYrsl often said afterv.rd that
when Nadsmoisslls vsrdisr came hock -
the drswingroom that SUNDAY evening il
was the FIRST time that she (Naryl had
thought her lovsly--it was Ike 8 sudden
TRANSPORTATION.
do not suppose that Pauline could hava
described her fsslings. bus somshow the
masssr-of-fact HE OF Brunswick house
seemed ell forgotten In the Tyrrsl's home.
and she realised something possibl beside
iesson-books and teaching, something
bright within her own grasp in the
woman's Kingdom OF domestic love and
duty.
Up bright and early on the Monday
morning for the return to Remington: 4
hurried breakfast, Mary xrumbline little.
MademoiselIe verdier smiling, aud full
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