The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-06-19

ting along splendidly." Picking Up
the broom he swung Il over the carpet
. few times, and gathering up the dirt.
he concluded that that Was good
enough 70 suit him, and II other people
didn't like II, they could do il over
II was an hour before lunch time.
and Carl sat down To 90 through the
morning paper. lie mentally assured
himself that he had not found II very
tircsome To do the morning work. lie
had read about half hour when Kate
disturbed him by asking what the
children were doing. lie had not
thought Of the children since he began
reading He found them in the lxitch-
en- Somehow Harold had got bottle
OF mucilage. and he was engaged in
polishing" his sisters shoes with
its contents when their father
came upon them. Carl smiled in
weak, spiritlcss way. and removing the
baby's shoes, set them aside ito he
cleaned by Kate"
After luncheon, when Carl came 70
wash the dishes. he found that the
novelty Of the situation had worn Off,
and he did not move about the room rs
The children were pccvish and mis-
chicvous. They wanted their after
noon nap, and once. when Carl had
stepped into the dining-room, Harold
climbed up into a chair. and leaning
on the kitchen table. tipped until the
pan 81 dish water slipped off and spilled
over the floor BY the tim. Carl had
reached the kitchen. Grace had crcpt
into the pool of water and her clothes
were saturated.
Carl's calmness was seriously dis
turbcd, and closing the kitchen door,
he punished Harold severely. Grace
did not relish this treatment Of her
brother and the bowling Of the two
children fairly made Carl's teeth chat
ter. He soon had dry clothes on Grace.
and tuclxing the sobbing children into
their crib. he went about his work.
I'm have little peace" he thought,
"while they're asleep" and he became
conscious Of still small voice within
him which weakly asserted that after
all, Kate had good many things 70
contend with Of which he had known
nothing
Hates husband was on ms knees
cleaning the dish water from the hoor
when there was knock on the kitchen
door and Mrs. Chantler. a near neigh
Dor. walked in.
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Harland." she said. Il didn't know but
I might he needed here I saw Won
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