The Bossier banner., 1891-11-19
NJ 4 MERRY-G -GO-ROUND.
sayted in a Whirl and Ended
in a Wedding.

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absre is no use of talking, Beulah,
r tustruther said, as she buttoned
otn. .ir plst,r. Anything like a matri-
=. .-1 ..ial necotiaton is so distasteful to
,,se ,that would not marry the king of
mill n to please anybody
- I'M king of Siam-well, nor said
= alah, smiling. But Robert Craig
T., pd Mongolian, my dear. lie is
X and good looking and clever as can
sdt,.. p,s .Bahe said Amy, as she knotted her
.mas gasy 4 above the fluffy coil of blonde
~ n. Il almost hate him already"
Il That is what he said about you"
J H. SHah observed, coolly.
Ta,. Then he has some sense" Amy re-
ors:. I'd Come, Beulah, let us alone!
Tlss here is no use of II ying to strike an
hns,s. saruther-Craig alliance just for the
~ se Of raking up the family arms.
#batdo we Americans care for the
lie Of Anstruther and the earl of
ag9 Ny grandfather kept a shop,
know, and Henry Craig was a
use Do otaIesale shoe manufacturer. You
large ght as we'll let us go on being com
latioa n There I'm all ready. Where's
inc D ky?"
side lninfant warwhoop in the hall was
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win With the small author of that yell
give went to the merry-goround pavil-
any but the ring of flying animals had
loo1 i started and Amy and D icky sat
En to wait, Near them was little
ithous perfect fairy, in white, with long,
veg sting hair and pleading eyes.
I'd the Please, Uncle Bert, won't you let
ion q go97 she coaxed gentleman be-
srestz b her. 81 won't get hurt. See!
here's Nellie Graham riding camel
sheds alone Please let me go!"
con Charlotte, you mustn't ask me,
that g Your mother told me to take
ii Ale Of you, and don't know what
I'D b Il thinks of merry -go-rounds. !
aldnt think of letting you go alone. .
wn to The child was silent; but Amy saw
operF PEAT tears rolling down her cheeks,
nstra said, very quickly; "If you don't
accs aaa your little girl can go with our
which esy' Dleky, you'll take care of her
rsally ent you dear? Dichy's an old merry
efOunder"
arten Vhp cried Charlotte. 'May 1
~. i Uncle Bert?"
base DO you think it is all right?" the
reneh salieman inquired, looking at Amy.
Ths Oh yes; it is perfectly safe. Le
inthb = 60 She will enjoy it."
rican' ihe gong rung, and Dicky held ou
retain y ms hands THE Little Fisher
So aaaen was ground out gayly from
= ~, I. anel -
iced amy found her companion delight
die 81 1t was five o'clock when tn,
rop alaren came back, with their ticket
Y Rss gone.
neps tome back tomorrow, said Dickv
spaa6ly. 'We come here ever,
~ 1s'n0on, don't we. Aunt Amy?"
a. amy blushed
lie to an certainly very much oblige'
ducsa !O2 Master Dick" said the gentle
i-sJ 49, an warmly.
extfs amy bowed rather nervously an,
sona 1.ried away
en- ID s-e nerry-go-rcand grew more an
~ attractive. Dicky spent a child
ecen. 'uue on 1t, and Charlotte rode ever
i s [qla IN the caravan. AMY an
ose 81 1lSle Bert" in the meanwhile
: had 'u and-took care of the children.
ot 10 sS SguppoSe we try it this time?'' h
il The aas Sle afternoon, weeks later, whe
the ~ Vllidren mounted their woode
anu %oaia you like to?" Amy sale
ntint gauas gug DO you prefer an ostrich c
wears rnnl;s 4, snail stand up, thank you
aoss j. ,p'ea' "How shall you ride?"
eom. = a sleigh, if you please. I al
4 ~ ~ ash as to mount one of thos
a8d ag-nS Sel struck and the organ tega
small iru ,ua out 'Rock-a-by, Baby"
S ss ~. laughed in spite of hersel
Row RMould Beulah say if she knew?
..se, 4ga. saa and round they went.
~, Rao~ DO you like it?' AMY asked.
o. = shook his head
os .,.s as,,.s, Eel like singing top" he sal,
aucsi Il ~ .'ef SIT down." she said, but /
thas .s,e more they spun round.
.uns !. ) escort uttered a low exclam,
I'll n ~. ~ staggered against the feet
a0sEsoly giddy," be aaid, fain