Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-30

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What should the young ladies' DO in
HelIud: exclaimed Miss Fitzpatrick
"thoy haven't i friend I'M chat wrctched
country. No, you can 20 h.ck % your.
home. for / suppose you have some
Kind of a home to go to. But I shall
place the two young ladies in a con
vent ! have been told about, three miles
from this city, where they win be care
fully educated ana kindly looked after
10y The good nuns. ] shall pay for
their schooling ANA provide their ward
robes til they are grown UP; but when
they come TO nineteen OF twenty, they
win have to earn their own living. The.
better they are educated the easier
they win hnd II TO earn their bread
Biddy could but confess that Miss
Fitzpatrick, upon whom the elder sister
had no shadow of claim, was acting
very generously: yet she was In despair
at the thought of being separated from
the children she had nurscd, and who
were to her as her own flesh and blood.
If Miss FtzpatltDn had sent them all
three to Ireland, and give her a cot
tagt, a potato-icld. and a pig, she felt
she could have worked for the two
children, and brought them up In com
fort. and been as happy ms the days
were long. They would have run about
the fields barefoot, and with wild un-
covered hair. and made n friend and
companion of the pig, but they would
nave grown up strong and beautiful In
that free life; and Il seemed 10 her
that such q life would be ever So much
happier for them ,uau the enclosed
convent in the flat arid country outside
Brugcs. the grim white house within
high walls, the tail slated roof which
she and her charges ad seen one day in
their afternoon walk.
She accepted her wages from Miss
Fitzpatrick. hut she declined the fare
home 10 Ireland,
ct may he long days before / see
that blessed country" she said, FOR.
with an submission 90 your lldyship.
hall try % get @ place in Brugcs, So
that may lr near these dazzling
children, and eajdcu my eyes with iuc
sight ol them now anna then, ne thn
good nuns give lave
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corlfu- to her lights, hut MS hard ais "a
stone. She wanted TO do her duty I'm "a
prompt and business Ike manner, and
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