The morning call., 1893-07-16

AZ had accepted this. since he was the
head lie household. Cloclo still had her
EEsl lmunion dress; the material had
been al a grayish blue; founce had
been pnt round the bottom, and it had
been wioened; and now by means of bit
81 ribbon it had been frightened up. The
chi1 was still delighted whenever she put
II on. LAS, for the JOYS of Cioclo They
were tht joys IF dreams and thoughts. for
Of other joys 1e knew none-growing up
pale an delicate, sometimes all day cough
in y, hoarse cough. which worried
n Znre Therese was worried by 1t on he i
s. = a count. That will do. Cloclo -
Sue 50 fteu said that the child kept her
cough wn,isometimrs almost suffocating
il her nxiety not TO breathe too deeply
and ,br bring on cough.
Or MINER evening, on coming home.
Naz said "4pw i,5 hot it isi Yo. a1 can
his fool threw off his coat, dropped in to
chair nd blew clouds of smoke from his
pipe iu the room. while the two won en-
sat the window, catching the last
ravs o. the long July day to finish their
daity *.
'}Y tdo you say to srending to-mor-
row the country? We could take a
aasl ii Of good things and eat them on
Clio trembled with delight. ooh.
yes, Monsieur Manure. Mamma. say
yes, sag yesp'
T'hefr agreed, glad to 60 out. and
io- he'd by MaZure's attention. He smiled
Eaa1-na .uredly. as If pleased with the
pleasure he gave to the women. ClOclo
eou.t ne; go to bed without having first
& aei her beautiful dress which hung.
neat. lded. behind green curtain. and
in Ger cams she saw q multitude of
1EigG cen things-of meadows where
ON night take deep breaths without
feeling ,fe burning internal heat of every
breath you drew: she saw cattle looking at
hs Wit. humid eyes. and many other
v71ders Of the country which she had
never S. q. Formerly they had gone out
very III, and if on sunny Sunday thev
aid nave 1 walk. it was to see Paris, the
fairs az similar sights. But they had
never W tured further. Since Manure had
Installed himself at their home they had
been 3b red to give up these walks and
WORK Oh sundays.
"teopie rest when they are tired" And
be wa yer tired.
They / out in good time next morning
the SKY as cloudless. and the sun had the
jucandes ant light which falls in straight
binding avs upon the world. ClOclO car
riel tile suppleme ntary basket 0or
ii zure d taken hold of tie larger one).
aat u u warm living light the red spots
uD 1T he ewes were lost in the rose pink
er leeks. Even her dress looked
ug say. 1t WAS lovely day, full of
2l nd she felt so filled with joy
tde s45 ughed at almost any thing. At
ley got out of the train and into
t- II country. which they had seen
lh 9 dirty train windows. At a
g road the green country sud
'ared Cloco stood motionless
Ire; the river lowed at her feet
+ over lIt liver pebbles. among meadows
"l4 Tree. and grass and flowers. She
$1,000 IN her lips parted. and felt a
sudden 2" 2ulse TO shout, to jump. 10 say to
so. 's7oa5 ow glad and happy sne was.
~'9. D! little one. don't stay behind"
nef h'.. called out. The girl dried
the lt@is Which had started to her eyes
an sala, IL was SO hot, i was resting"
Manure rugged his shoulders.
tbey iaklasted Oh the river bank, in a
ooweT ot green, under dome of foliage,
where ana n0wn oi'ds We're singlng-birds
iH no ~aF Ike the Sparrows in their street
Presently er mother said to Cloclo: Run
away. 81 one. but don't 90 too near the
water, al don't stay away too long" And
Ci6elo gc up, walked few steps towaro
tie riYer nd then, with little crv Of do
Hghl. ran along the bank. She ran without
knewlnc uhy. except that she felt free
and must use her 1ree0om. Soon.
however. she was tired. Near to
her. lam oering barge. nearly empty, law
on Inc water. and in the boat behind it.
singing & refrain of a song. young
sailor bout 90 approached the bank. He
saw her and she felt shy at seeing the
ewes OF I'd handsome youth fixed on her.
Ali the cd mounted into her cheeks and
he was q nut to 90 away.
fYou 70 ed not run away, mademolselle.
Surely g D not frighten you?"
cj nd
''WonId you like trip on the water? |
have "a S. ie up some lines lower down.
near the uster of trees"
Clocl0 as longing to be on the water.
- am fraid shall not have the time.
My pare are over there"
1T ei only take quarter OF an hour.
C8ae aie z, YOU need not be afraid OF me.
/ sm aa onest fellow. and promenade
3n taa Sc ;er will be pleasure"
THE To- ptati0n was 100 strong. Cloclo
ma ZEE Aes way somewhat clumsily to the
~ ge, and presently the two were
7illnE )wn the Marine. She looked at
faa water hich flowed with sweet sing
r l.