The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-10

Feesh ali you got mind to- E'eeshes vas
made to be catChed. Often i'm Deutsch-
land, ven vas a leedle boy, WANT to &c
feeshin' SO bad gan feel it yet, unit rnein
water gay, Heinrich Kropffl you bleih
BIZ your york vas not 20 cruel. Ven
/ hat my way, wish efferybody feesh 20
much he got desire for alretty. Jacob
: viii put your horse in the barn Jacob,
my boyI Come here"
a stout. snIlen looking young man,
chewing straw and with his hands in
his lantaloons pockets, lounged out of the
baral and toward the porch upon which
his father and two visitors were stand
ing
& Take the zhentlmnen's horse, Jacob,
mt bring him by the barn, ind feed
him. <,
While Jacob was stolidly obeying or
ders one Of the strangers replied:
mi sure we are infinitely obliged to
you, SIR, for your courtesy The fact is
that 50 many landowners play dog-in-
the-manger now it is not easy to find
places where one can take few trout
without liability of arrest for trespass
Whstl1ies are most ldllingsat present up
here?u
Ven, xaister He hesitated, looked
ct card In his hand and continued
Mister Cute, on Mister Sharp, vor mine
sellnf think the worst been them mos
qszitoes, but We don't got many here.
There vas leedIe Wy NIT green head
vat bite like schnan Satan, but maybe
YOU don't see enc of him IN q week.
II do not mean the most annoying in
sects, replied Mr.. Cute. s1nihngIy, "but
those most tempting to the trout; those
they bits best at.
s'Ah! zol Ven, for that, Mr.. Cute,
o. Mr., Sharp, I should always say the
worms
Mr.. Gate and Mr.. Sharp laughed, and
tackle IN hand strolied away toward the
trout brook among tbs hills. Herr
KropR hooked after them, and as he re-
took his place in the big rocking chair
on the porch soliloqmzed sympathet-
ica1ly:
Pore young vellersl How thin mt
dried up they look. They got hard
lime vorkin' in some Office in New York,
suppose; by the gaslights all the time,
maybe. Achi Lieber Himmeli That
vas not place that a man he shall live,
In the city; we're is Wild birds, unit flow
ers, mt trees not ever to be seen, nor
even leedle bumblebee that shall make
man think how the free nakure is
lovely 20 did feel ven was gone
5ouxnayman forty years ago, unit say,
No, | viii not shtay i'm Germany unit
been cabinet maker; viii go by Amer
lea mt been farmer / would not live
today, maybe, if did shtay in the city
unit work at the bench, unit I know /
should not want to- Here | been
STRONG mt content unit happy unt rnein
Iieschen! Sure she would not so pretty
be in the city,
That final supposition was probably
erroneous, for the old mans daughter
was really 50 good looking that her pref
tineas would most likely have resisted
the adverse Influences Of urban sur
ronndings qnite as well as the charms
of many more girls who somehow sue
coed in being very lovely even in the
cities But such delicious picture as
she presented just now she certainly
never would have made as town dwell
ct. Just her head and bust were shown
above and beyond cfump of snowdrop
bushes, m which the waxen fruit lay
among the foliage like pearls set in green
enamel. Over her spread an apple trees
bonghs, thiclEfy studded with blossoms,
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