The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-24
ONE GIRLS SUMMER.
A Sacrifice That Brought Its Own
Great Reward.

A ObCIIltC5 Ahlb DIOhf%Ab 49, 0Wn
Great Reward.
They made an attractive group rs
they sat in the station waiting for the
south-bound train. There was Mrs.
Arnold, plump, smiling matron OF for
ty-tive, whose mature charms lost moth
ing when contrasted with the youthful
prettiness Of her three slender, stylish
daughters.
There was Rob, who had just reached
the age when, from being supremely
indifferent as to the color Of his gloves
and the fit Of his coat, he had come to
regard these questions as Of paramount
Importance. And lastly, there was
Eddie. the household pet, who Just now
was aattening his nose against the win
dow, eager to obtain view of the train
which was to carry them away from
the city's dust and heat.
Mr.. Arnold, who had been looking
after the baggage, came into the room
and glanced about him with the pecul-
lar air. noticeable in the heads Of so
many American households, OF being
scarcely acquainted with his own fam
ny. Even the ne OF successful bust
ness man y not without ~ shadows.
"neh MI. Arnoius children Were
younger they had been very fond VI
their father; they were fond OF him
now, indeed, but with the claims that
society put upon them It was seldom
they found time to show their feeling
Cant you come down to Cliffside a
ho,i Suh'tns Nrs. arnold
ASKED rs net husband dropped INTO a
soas oesiue net
l hIhoiu siiooR ms heaa. guess
noI, its 50 late monday before get
PACK 70 inc cry. ferhaps next month
can run aoWh LOT 2 DAY.
e ran ms myers YEARLY through
ns gray mar ana ms oldest daughter
Heieh, holicea an unusual shadow on
I.is worn iaee my before she Rad
'inle - "ohuer ~ us meaning shrlli
Wn,s.ae sounded,
iis Junhpeu " ms ieet, excialm-
ing, one tnmnln3 she ; tummin'F
nn ne - inc CONFUSION q nasty good-pys
~ eise was iorgotten.
siue = enniinins curing the sum
iner mouths from the sandy peach
the GINS when give me place its
name rise tan ana majestic toward the
SKY beiere one stretches the chang
rug sea- oehiha one the nelds slope up
70 .ne eoge q tne forest There - q
fresh breeze at oliffside on the sui
res gay II iact, tnere isn't re-
sort % compare with It said Mrs.
Arnoio tnat evening as they sat on the
no.el pia1za' ana the resi- o. the family
sr -, agreed with her
nas nlgn. heien woke her SISTER
WIN an ilr patient Is exclamation: Grace
nrhoiu! We iorgotteA TO select the
49, ~ s.ia ', "ater color Aunt Matte
VIC" ~. apDu,
MY pack " the city, trace
suggestea' sieepily, or else write
apoue ~
oeno Q 10y repeated Helen, with
~ air y eoneetnP1 ana I'm not go
ns y MIlte When Amt Matte left the
ae'l = my pasbe. no. ~ go 70 the
cl'S hlyseil tomorrow afternoon, stay
) oNe, niei " a. nome, ana then come back
= ny morning,
4 ana -, unexpectedly the next after
noon heien Arnold found herself at
nome, as she. ran lightly up the steps
hne conld not help noticing how gloomy
the mouse looked with its closed shut
Iers' just as 4 II had gone to sleep
lot the summer" Helen reflected as she
toucnea the bell.
ne servant who answered her ring
looked at her in astonishment why,
Miss Helen! Back again?a
Only for to-nig Mt, answered Helen
briskly. She looked about the hall