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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

picnic; and some folks Ind had Ice
cream over TO Tiyol, and the minister >
wife used TO have it made when she
lived to home, and some said j was Just
frozen sweetness, you couldn't describe
it, twas like sOmethin' IN dream, aLd
some said it was cream that TASTED MS II
IL was lee and tasted us II IL was flowers,
and they All said 1t was such food as
Won might expect angels had, and those
that didn't know anything about ii Just
waited with their mouths watering with
expectation. And Elyiry was only sorry
that Rafe Rogers was OIL with his camp
ing pnrty In the upper woods ana 50
Nyoul1n't taste this famous ice cream.
And there 1t was at last, packed In big
tubs. stored away under the great rocks
that were dark with green moss ana the
dripping Of the spring. And me woods
were gay with people, and MT hogers
had opened the exercises Wlh hhsllki
and there'd been speeches and now tue
gnmes was going on while the stirring
onea Of the Decreases was spreading the
tables with cold boiled tongue and nam
md chicken and pies and pickles ana
iell and Mis- Beasley's turkey ana
Mis- Lakes black cake, an they was so
busv mn important US queen bees, every
one: and then they called two OF the
demons aud went for the ice cream: II
wasn't there Tubs and all II was eleah
Down in the next hollow before the
cednr swainps, they found the tubs bimeby
and The next day they found the empty
tins; and It's fair to say that some Weeks
n fter,yard a letter-wrapped with the price
~ fbnt To-. cream In Il was sent g the MIN
ister. But the Decreases that aign kiow
now ice cream tasted didn't hiu 9at that
dnv. "The ice CREAM. SAID Mt rogers
~ an element In an algepfaie pIoplei1'
Ii IS the unknown quantity.
Now Elyiry had been full Of awe and
wonderment about the ice cream Just rs
NM v.ae about everything TINT was IN
i,-,o,r, ~ van may say. She used TO
49,, XII ~ bed 10 look an wonder about
~, stcrs. lie used to spend u half hour
y. lime listening Ter the pine trees
.,i,,.,;ng fer I'M IN the air when there
s s..'. onv wind below. she used 10 iie
on lie grass long SUNNI. ,.i,,,,s,
bsfore the was heavy dcNs Wy M W.,
IN eot a chance. looking w Y W . oesp
i5es n he sly and thlnnn u Mis
~ ,s1lor al tie was. g tae hrAt 49,.
t Ia -, no mystery Of the unkhVNN ~
Ale - 49,. y. MIRO "a her than the pleasure
sleAin ~ Il would have been nAt
o. ~ ,1irisiar say Il was IKE ntel.F
heard " 49, ma she'd asked The teach.
anu ~ ~ ,ssrtar and ambrosia was anu
eT Mn VII ~ II was the food % Inc ged.,
she tel'i t. NJ. vas Ia q fever % So sthls
and g ~, x The rods washer Idea %
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placed 10 its Rleiicas tewcrs, Il they ARE
AlWnraird by e'c9irif TIGHTS q hight thsy
Nil imneh 60 ,hc plMia GA thc alsieni
81 pN1idaligly hlnndisd NniOid
Al The money nsgesu,ry 10 nay for the
lapd' 'Necrting SliaVN, NUS reiac,l moic
tlnn year asa, aud Il was expected that
this balance MurlA 30 wincd out hcforc the
Cusntrafuuc WIS lrit 'fno first nlrt % the
cnthcerA 90 be built "A The choir, and tho
estimated cust ~ q aud tho fulnlshjae Ia
sl'lN,On, o. which STpOWlQ Is nlfcndy avail.
Aplr. lhcrc urAt be- raised Immediately
l,AsMuvA and q rscenl gif' q sNolv0o
Of uihtr saharrtpticue, make II prOpaDlc that
ON the uclHEiuu OF the layinl Of the corner
stone fully oaehalf " Tits amount WIN
iiy Mr. Moraan's advice tho hcaucs,a
nude by two lpiteopAllans. who ure deeply
ln,'rcatcd IN tho plan were invested ncr-
] eatiedfal. the incnmc only 90 he uaed by
The cQuoratlun. When the land i paid Tor
IN WI, an other subscriptions md helucsis,
unlces OtherNlso ltsignAt,d, are tg he M
prnled mbn he construction of The cath
edfalI until the amount 80 expended EQUALS
I tue anqNnt " tho endowment just men.
/ tloilyfi Then Nheu ihc sum cNpNnled On
/ construction EQUALS tho amount u thg on.
tnwntni fund. the trustees urc 90 add out
/ of any OndcIgnatod Sins q lollar 60 ne
I endowment fund fnf every dollar uNpfndOd
{ upon construction uuiil mo endowment fnnd
I shall reach SANp.uln Aftcr that all the
/ money received may he expended upon cou.
/ suptuon pntn The cathedral " complete,
! This - MI MnrrNn'H plan and 10 received
! ihr hearty approval Of bishop Potter who
woul rsiu great fame M business man
1 Y he had clinsen huriuesp life rather than
I the church af bic Nncatinn, Ia q word tlus
| plan, While Il entails slower c0astrucuun
OF the cathedral rircs d whcn cuipplvtrd
/ q permanent endowment or HAuOQNoA WITH
/ WI assured Income " eoWothUf Ike Sisu
I VIC, which Is estimated as HuQlcieut To pas
| is yearly expenses
e hea oitoh been asked what tho cancd'
/ rn aud the grnulia viii Gust when cpfis
] nletcd. bus that Is snlacthinr that ne uifn can
| tril Nhvn pressed tnr Un answer " " eAid
/ that lho TONI cost VIII not be lesA than
! NluNAN0l and may be more than Sihoul-
| Qlo ~ ~ very doubtful WhCthOr mo cath
] ciral completed will be Wady Tor dOdlva.
/ iion under ilftf - yenrs.
] Some idea VI ia aife may be gained from
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cured fortune as vcli. siuro their coin.
missions tuJn tlin construction VIII bc moro
than sullclfnt 10 eAiisfy ttc ltrstft pro-
ttelnnnl demands. aud VIII continue for az
least tWcuty years, MOREOVER the tuccuts
was sufV Is rNciunlliy that froYcri which
declares that 'nOilng ruucctglS Ike sue
cess uvra a ililndflphlm b. aiftli.
aud "a tarre a q son Of lVhn Ia Fargo
who has valued fame as an artist.
rue success or tlgao young men wac duo
70 no llek aud no personal Influences Ihey
ioucr Witt Is n most cniinent architect waa
ono or the competitions. They spent ivc
years q eliminating work Invoking much
Waiel IN Europe nnd prolonrcd study OF
the best architectural exhibits there. Some
OF Tho detail work ct fhc drawings was
prodigipne, involving many hours OF wcari-
ellic iaper cvcfy day. Il required patipnce.
spuraSc, iopc and drtAfy toh. ua well as
lnfnlNng no liuc expense 20 plnn these de-
nlttW gomnlotc. containing no hint Of sot.
tue Imitation % thO host models aud IL
waa ihl. work which gayc thcas young mon
m Que sonsc tho wo,k hns Only begun
NOTIFICATIONS " the plans "a fOmo mlnor
NNNha nfv lnhdV constantly urccasafv. nrn
w, supervision o. the work VI tOnatructlan
NH Of iiAelf dcuuuh ilhoni IA much aiIcn.
WI as Ynes inc management OF some great
The ceremonial Of layins the cornerstono
VIII he naenlhcent and Impressive. The
NivNllnN hisAnn aud many OF tho House or
ll.hufs VIII hN pgvgrni niil diSunEulshed
siNiin, nnl layihrn from MI parls ~ the
United states have been Invited TO sssiat
Is. JAY EDWARDS
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u description Of lin dimonaona. It's total
lcngth win be- 80 feet lts front width nv
feet thv height 81 The tuwOra 4iN feet, the
height Of The central luntern, which VIII he
90 thO i1nmngi pulut ~ the structure q 70
iert AMI ihe height Of ihr interior dome
2ll fcrt. building uf THIS size VIII u1u.
tain easily nol f1r from 10000 persona
1hC urHf pnri IT ihr structure 10 hr hullt
~ 10 BE- tue choir nu1 umhulntury, md tldH
A. no large HAT if VIII cuhtidh pnHlly tall
90 hc.ehl b lhi fpot. uud irlght ~ 10 tnW-
w 100 feet u ia lArger than ulhsl " Tie
churches IN NtH York city 10 a. 80 lnrup
that dafF ordinary dwelling houses lu
Sew YORK could easily hr contained wifhln
ita limits, ami yet 10 comparison With thn
gntliedfnl Of Witch g "a ultimately Ia b. uin
choir it hrnrH tlr hnine proportions TINT nn
dwelling house VIII cost nearly ~ ono.
Wcrn ever tn BE- luilt, ihc choir " iisoif
VIVID be- esteemed uh Dtuul0ite nuhlLuf'
twll structure perhaps thr hwl in Sow
York nni the Huhesi W az much ufofpg.
npnal Interest a. q tle inuch'ilsensp,i and
mlch ndmifcl Trinity church W lioslon.
There lf Something pt romance NJ The
si0fY ~ thg cathedral The trustees, hniug
daiiioun tn ohinln ilr boot plans BY public
advertisements lnNiird any American aftlh.
Tot Ia submit dnslRnH u was % dnEzlinn
opportunity Tor mru Of thai proinnliDn it
WAS The giiipilnF professional pfiEr ~ The
renrintlon. 10 Win . would eniHhheh Tor
iha architect who dl1 10 permanent fnulr,
lip would be known neiliuns as tlr clrlH.
tophcr Wren u Known IA England, and he
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q divine voice telling her 10 seek after
truth. Hencoforfh Hhc devoted herself as
duOu9ly 10 mysticism ana OccultlHut re-
crifing nj least az nrai bun iiillr sympathy
from those around her. Indeed. one minis
ter Of the Scotch church went " far az 10
cay 10 her, YOU would DO better 20 give
yourself 70 occupations more suitable nud
more uTcfui 10 yonr Sex, such as tnitlip or
embroidery, Instead Of t0riuring your mind
with questions beyond your power. such
thinns should be left 10 nutentH Of the1i-
nfg and doctors Of divinity" " late years
Lady Calthness hnr been aliuo8t Gntiteiy la
Paris. She STARTED the Hpiriiualiftic upgn-
zine Dawn and has written great deal
on mystical subjects A firm believer iu
all that concerns active communication be-
tween this wurid and tile next. she ntseffH
positively that She constantly 1ns cDumuni-
cations ffum the departed. lnd claims 10 De
especially chosen as cjnhdlntc by Mlry.
Queen 81 Scots. for whom she has always
felt D special Trncration. Her priTnfr iuu-
doir Is niieu with relics pf TIC unhnuuy
Scotch queen, aud She haplipnuY wears a.
lncket cunininiug loek Of hair rlfen ~
Queen Mary % DNFnlc9 shaiill before the
lafferH dcnfh. ADELE MAAitDE.
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The MOST BEAUTIFUL
OF ALL AMERICAN BUILDINGS
WILL BE


New York Dec. lB.-"it "a 10 be. 1 think.
tnv most beautiful building Ia The new
Meflu' aud perhaps az exquisite "a any thar
nav been erected anywhere Ia modern
ages Thus bishop l'0ttpf aas NpNgtn 81
the projected Cathedral VI ST John the hf-
line, the ufutrstone OF which N TO be laid
uuiinf tho Nhcistmas season
Nhio VhurclNnu thrnufNaut tho Onited
states are krtnly Interested Ia Tits llrni
ppsea cathedral lovers ~ architectural
ntAuN inc world over reraid the plouhatN
Nuliuihg ~ one Of the chief architectural
events u the century, Much has been Writ
ven nneut the cathedral, and yet the plhna
q lhc lVhitprua Are cunrgnnuy being
ennhEel In minor details, and ihe prrleot
or the trustees ana the nnnnplal operations
n1Ne hvvn subject 10 80 careful oonHdorh.
upn thnt on The eve ot tho laying OF the
SqFnerstoge many things that ARE new cap
p, e.lt a.anl fhis noble enterprise.
yillN tNo ~ three montha Of thut spaVc OF
tine, between the passing uf the l0risin-
i've act Incorporating the cathedral trtis-
tees ahd the laying Of the raruefstuuc Ia
y rcceut htlpt statement made hy ipV nr
HUNTINGTON, rector 81 Grace church. New
York, made also az the request VI the many
peuhe who uid not fully undvlHtnnd the
purpose aud progress OF the cathedral, he
SAID that tho ilrst PURPOSE WAS TO lmlid a
rv.lgiuus structure which would hear Wit
ness ~ IL 'dimiy aud beauty In the au.
lTeweey OF the Christian fifth M che uhlVf
city OF the new world, so that d need not
be NECESSARY Go show aa tho hcHi building "A
bank, p pleasure garden, OF an apartment
There Is another object and that Ia 70
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from boqueais or subscriptions and y laa
bron not only problem llpW i9 fll4H lhf
MONIES. but hpw after ihe innh hhs w.
earftr.i 81 plcdgci if aifi DE- pi1i hhAiitl'
ussirees mn aii nTtr flr country Wii uA-
A. sand what ii mrana when u D. tHii itNt
fha fnnri1i hdriatf uud iaefopne ~ tAr
,atirirai ffntfees Is 2. I4erppit Aqf-iit
ia I. I man accustomed ~ handle uNi..hh
u. .5liiv rr u.asf nIru handle llirHs Nv
ii-Ious nctros hagf no ierrpfn ~ Nliii,
nnu h. n reeqrded g. roflhla thl nlient
i,-f,lul fgr financial orrluizail1n " Do y
sf1.si'a ia 80 nlfife tla land Mnl p9uNli'
iriiif .Ir,jt silerfad "a ihe most elefNiei HiiH
In NJ Fnff iiy. u y but a shrfi lls.
i"0t. f-ain ile tomb 81 Grui9ri Grant Hul
h vesT near thr ap9i Wore ne American
fra.sf,f nrder General washington cferad
f..fai'.4.i ~ fi4 f.iF and fought tho battle
IN uafien. Iild modefn rs'rie lliA ,t,rg
ciilps W lq ~ plss Y l,,., XVI
iand wia pfrllp.iD1a ION oh one flAe
MD NJ iiud5el uvfa reaching - Hopes
n a \, idfty hat when me cafheafai So
Lu!i. s1d IL stained riaeo windows are
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-four. then pour IN The batter nnd lie M
Tho NECK OF no bag very iiHlniY, leaving
grucfUlH fOOn fOr TOO pudding 10 eWoli
Tor 4 II m pNnniilnu "a rOaHlp. Have q
Ncii.p NJ boiling water nnN dunn ln thu
hhg u win mon pfnYu hmrnHhl0 10 rrnsOn,
bui WIN hob about aud lOp over ana Try 10
gel WHier into ~ pfeFlgng inside, nnd IN
my own soul feel that u would lu iesa
plciureFQnc bui much luHa iialy, 10 simply
pnt Il iniO 40 mould and leave u. 1na
must turn iiiN hnH CYrfY Ton minutes for
TIE nrst huur uinn Doll 4 Tor two hours
longer AMI W 3Ou have moi lri me supply
" Nairr fin Too lDW o. forgot 10 turn Il "
srnldc1 yourself in tie manipulation end
thus loft inO much ~ tliO puillng utaya
water n your hnste ur picked tho nnR VITA
your turning roy or done anything iiss
r1inpua yll VIII AnFr pudding DOT nearly
10 lndirH4iillp ~ yuu nienf suppose. Ana
~ has one great i0lli NJ tH fnfnr az tine
time No The ynar Nll4n tie amateur fafmor
cpuihnlncl that BID henn were always "loaf-
lug tuiihl doing nglliiug hrfnusc tgrs were
" ceifs dpzenN e requires noihlns o.
OCTAVE JRkNEE
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A TITLED MYSTIC.


London. Dec O.-LndyCalnmcss. Ouch.
COS Of lotnur, has one 1f ili0 woirdret aud
rupc.
or mingled English md Spanish national
lty, she received from her father Don
Mara.prgul, cnHous pduruuou, which
combined q knowledge Of Eastcrn plilos1-
phles, and Tie thur0uFh study Of esUtric
philosophy and modern Buddhism Married
when only II 10 the Duke OF Pomnr the
FIRST years OF her married lifC was spent ia
fulfilling the duties anu enjoying the brit
liant varied NE OF loader ~ Spanish so
cicty, The sudden death " her young hnH-
band caused her TO return with her only
child. the present duke, 10 England. where
her father was living ~ the time, II was
then thai she began ueriOusy studying
gpihtualilm, little thinking, however, that
she would become one ~ the shining lights
Of the sprituniisilc body. But mn inisriup-
lion came again IN the shape Of hCT second
marriage 20 the l-afi o. lultlneye. the chief
q tho Scotch Slnclaira, the oldest Of tie
Highland clans.
Lady Culthness has frequently asserted
that shortly after her marriage to Scr Sec
ond husband, she heard, like Joan Of Are,
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would bscpne immnriai o. Hichafdson. tho
designer ~ Inlity 10 liuaiou, has tcdoue
Competition Nls 10 lutrnsr that seventy
plans were gubultfnd. hrd after most
eirefl examination the committee ~ tie
tfuafoen sHiffffl four ~ ihf best, an n
them were magnificent expeditions OF afclii.
teHuru Ecninf AMI tlQ committee uia Ia
treat a9nli ~. fy y. ltlf s9gut tne ghnice
finally made 70 ile plans of Helms q IA
Farfe ami everybody asked, "NhO arc
Helms a IN Fnrgef
Ia . w rarl9r q one y ihe lOfiy down
TOWN bhilAnsf IN New York two Young iran
lad M arehlfeftf ONCE Neither N them
waa 81 years 81 age. each ~ tAciu Cooked
mo u student 20 youthful were thCy 81
APPEARANCE and Que flifd fl0so who saw
i1l with aifgzcnffit fllcr be- scauci n
morr boy alih beurdiCia face aiid rosJ
checks ini those fuo yfnuN men fad Won
the rtcgf architectural fifltr " NE latter
half ~ lha ulnaicrHih ccntlry. Ittf had
aIiutl rlf uNly fnIlf ldt tniin1rirHfr
rinet ilglf names Will ne Asn1tffiad flutgs
Ni,a fll Structure. BIZ they he'd alse ~
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THE FASHIONABLE NECKLACES.


a pretty throat 10 far more beautiful
when ~ earraq nre relieved ~ The slender
limos Uf "a gold chan. now ~ niuch n vogue.
'tho fnfii5p prevails ~ adding Dendnnta q
irapii nf ilf ffOnl ~ such necklaces. one
" thc pntiicfl flgt J hays refenuy brea
blown lad d double row 81 rippf faCrtpd
tfWeia, orc now longer ihnh tie other, pen.
aant ffgn Tie ffDnt ~ The particular haf.
nuiny ~ 10 color ~ the arrangement nf
tip fi1nnsi Toy were put tgHcihrr ia q
hlfor-misf Inanli'Il but thr effect Nle happy
M ne ctffeiDc Small aced peEna hung Va
bunchrn arc very raiiafacto1 pendAniH,
nlfO
rorfrefil M iheir rh0ics u irNci4s, tho
fdrflaf. " fufqudiscH with PEARLS, ere eg-
ficelirf llted sqfpeiinifg creleis ~ era
mrled lowers white ylolels Or narEutrlirs
Sothine could b. prcflirc than the perl.
Dol nj ne oidpr sisters Who arc no ionaei
mis- but genuine foaea. This stone 4
Known also a. tho oliyino and o. he cnrys-
oiifS. Il Is B ucera DE- fhutuiaiO and c0fel
nom india ahi Eey9t 4 has Lovely vi,
i6tY iriiH and u leGulfM whom c0uihluo4
rslfi Clear white dlfinluN, The iuoI'
ehrmns Of the lace pins vufn now arc set
"''A N W CYNTHIA AiARI.OwB.
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wv gods heiie little svooden ,,r..,. g.
XXI sha cnorr ous-lihc clouds IN otl,. ~,
f,si 5ne couldn't kcop nrav frn,e IN,
nan, ,he spring. And once on trie,.
--nlnthd gone with har IN
Ia. sut bannah hadn't rone ,ri,h b.. 49,.
iav.i'iaA when suddenly Elvirv soon n
do- Iuce peer Around hic Lnni.
S,t nv hand slowly draw ane t,b
~ M ,sn'; ana then another. aud thon
ihen ~ H. Aud she jest phraiyzcd. And
The lave, NC peered round nrain. anil
ss si, up! cried voice. alicre's y
nnsr; sshes seen us, and sheu hlo,y on
vi us too late now" snid nrnthr-
the Inonntain.n Wy W.
Y tms was Rates party-if Rafe was
~ OF theui-Oh, was she nuinr 10 ~
me one 70 bctruy thenlf w
NJ, ~, l won't toll won't tellr' cried
"s ~ an agony. Il can keep a
telIr ". e'i never nsTer'R
Aend orthcr," whs tho word uIf
sVa cont you're particeps criminis.''
IN; ! don't care what ] AMI ] WON'T
tei5! really won'tr' she crisd arn,I,
but when the Decreases Col 10 lookine
round after the first numbhesa, npd do
next confusion, ! do mo- how Il came Ia
~. ne senSei that Elviry Marsh knew some.
INN nhont whore that ice creqm'd zone
20. Whether It was because she'd run
oyer to the spring so often, or because
she was white as sheet. or becnnse
her eyes looked as II she'd seen a ghost.
or what. do mo-. s''Vs''
hearn Elyiry talkin' over TO the
spring said Mis- Bcnsley. who was
YOU a tnlkin' with. Elviryy'
bnt klyiry didn't answer.
"Elyiry,' said her mother, "dont Won
hear Mis- Beasley u speakin' TO yonTF
But Elyiry looked ut her mother and
just walked away. "
Iwarnt no use to so hungry though,
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'VIRY'S SECRET
by Ford.



4. iNg by the Anthor)
ne saday easeite(
n, sb- had four uiothers
VIZ ,ber among en-. s-Fer-
l,,,,rd for her in general.
49, there was the real
rrho died when she was
W laby Then her father
n /. s,ritiei--didn,t know what
a IA With q baby. aud his
her out and out for her
l aett thing she did was
And presently her hus-
SOD again; and the now
he little girl just trudging
'.-vtllng. And there wns
Aud while all this mar
9.;nr hi marriage WAS going
fgfher Of all, he married
I'd = course her own fathers
h her mother, say what
\ M there WINS four mothers.
e. ,aother didn't like the looks
d saSd's child belonging Ia
Nv wasn't the leastest re-
she put him up TO getting
,ssin. And little Elyiry d
n them mother; and now
,,ew who was who, rs you
r'~sllr one mothers enough
! mi when Ii comes TO four
"A AZ a good thing. This one
4 X 70 do this. and that one
10 10 that and tother had
A y IA do either. The first Mis-
. ,oii her to knesl down beside
4 IA say her prayers. the next
r Ii told her to hop right
I ..1 say 'em there, the Lord
+. M attitudes and would her
IN 4 She wasn't catching her
'di with the thermometer ut
", her own fathers new wife,
LII said she shouldn't say her
I'm, anyway, but gave her II
|itook 10 read 'em out of, And
N she didn't know whether
\ mas Marsh or tur1Ny. 1t
,s, q dnmhfounded me little
M Quincy tucking her
n tbe knees when Fhe wcGn't
M iother Mis- Quincy say ing
/ 4 ~ anything so indecent, and
4 -tm ont down to her he Ills;
,alond Mis- Quincy bTaiding
4 4 loug pig-tails. aud the second
'rA saving time was too prec-
mmlaag ont snnrls and crop
I, AZ 70 her bead in u tangled
Iale dark eurls, Aud between
ryiiy felt one wny us If she
W. they were qnarreling about,
|llr war as If she wnrn't no
I'M. And she was fond Of Mis-
N third mother; but she only
n re 10 a dogs age: and she
|sil u Ms Marsh, the fourth
IA tie first father the fourth
I ban, you know, was kind Of
% IN; and she had a loving
|aan-snl what did She do hut
% llafe Rogers. the minis
hue from the academy and
'hg TO ecllege--not In the way Of
! yOa know, but just in sheer
Iii iAiefy: and IL he'd told
y fn 70 the meeting house
4 Gone Il,
vs. d harun.scarum fellow. but
.G vas & saint on earth-all the
4 M Lh't outside parsons
ani ! gogi mothers son don't
! asirsI There wasn't no real
u hn-laeE for little Elviry.
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~ some notice of her, when
wv and once he gave her
As -teal taify, / mcan-and
IA, ner some tutty-frutty gum
~ her as she come from
sol II now. My! twas too
800. And once there WAS u
as9n, and he saw her star
~ ne took her in and had her
N and gave Il to her, and
N u another taken of himself
~ Knee, and he give her
sAi1' Now you're my girl"
j. IN about all; Elviry wllrn't
+ XIV, years old, and she didn't
aoout courtin', but she
s,iohged to Rafe Rogers
~ belonged to any Of her
And whenever he was
~, .elion he'd be sure to have
4 n Y. ner Or n picture paper or
H., 9 And once In Sunday
~ ny her lessons had gone
4 80 her mind, a low, clear
. k,ii,Y her ear, perhaps from
n aah perhaps not. with the
Y ma word fitly spoken is like
N pictures Of silver" and
An snI' and she went straight
y uie rest. "But / heard
N 's part Of it," she said to
M sl lhe teacher looked at
.aa Nv behind; but he wns
|ois, 1f,.iliia-booiI for all there was
|ei,v i Ss thought Rnfe Rogers
Vi %lottnl sort of a fellow,
M. put Elylry knew better:
|i,l ,sii a. was good sort Of n
,itr 20 ie was In the pew
% NJ ,eA,s when Eh G.een and
- llayin high-low-jack. II
~ 5ls,S.;..s, any sign; and wheth-
R hfiissm9 or not was an one.
vas rnouuey away from the
h lSvs lSecuting Of him; and
AZ lell on him he grabbed
at5 sa1a and ducked them In
8 IN Alled for the next of
g ny iiefs and mothers Of the
',i.iirSf tucked thought he was n
Pc WI But Rodney's father
fss \ splan't II he'd a had any.
"a NY the Dorcas meeting.
q da-ie Rogers was on tie
llf upeien; and when they
y ygel i5ah : and Elyiry heard
g ~ 'l.ed and her lips trem-
4'1't ~ ,, what could she do?
a IN heard in That hnbbub.
4 ~ ulhg she could DO and
pn' salt ia the sugar
rsr ,aer peraon Elyiry liked
,ill ;he did Rafe; and that
3 i1s,. ny sister. Hannahs AR
H.,.alng her little dark faee
: iaee ~ hair stood Oh nh
"a ane', as sunset, aud e.
s''" looked just so-aud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18
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