The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-18
LoTTA's COTTAGE.

and down stairs again. When we first cam
down spend week in carving things back
think Would ike it better up in the Sitting
Up goes Something s dn n the sttnG
first week. After that begin outside. ICet
hammer and taeks and try to make the vines
great deal Of time that way. :.
/ viii not sew. I would rather do any:
Rheo asG thread M %s after dfn get
driving tacks and ,coaxing the vines. I
come 10 and play pool perhaps. Or We have
cprsion on the lake. have steam launch
which is known by myown name. because am
ihaSo rowboat and ,sailboat also. SO We are
we'll provided nautically.
Can you manage your boat?
with her merrest laugh. You see. the last
time we were out We went to call on some
was so busy looking back at a very amusing
performance OF one OF the young men that l
Sn any hS and S0ns All
me. am hardly so bad as my brother. how;
ever. So I know every rock 10 tho lake" ne will
There's one now he always says. calmly.
Il have not been able to row on account OF
Are you going back on the stage soon ?"S
i hardly know. Every day receive letters
who Tsn tb to
acting before l am perfectly well and strong.
/ thought for q, while that needed to 60 hack
imagined, that to be the reason why was so
DEPRESSED: tried it. however and found that
And are you not homeslck for it again."
dream to mo that was ever on The stage"
to become an actress"
III can tell yop that" said Mrs. Crabtree
tho star Of a COMPANY She had sung at an
amateur entertain.nent-
Thou Art Gone from Ny Gaze"
"sho danceI a little. too; aud u gentleman
who saw her thoughtt she ha9 talent o,.o
"He asked my consent to put her on the
stage. | was to be allowed to select play and
was 10 accompany her e nnH p!cksd out
that Lolita first appeared MS an actress. That
was IN Pesaluma., ca!,, and BIO was SUCCESS
N:".%hat Kind Ola child h bed she she, beon?" D.,
Always very quiet She ala MT j., care for
f ng pietar @ She had only on" dol" Droasft
that to her and told hor how sho must loyo it
and TAKE sHs Of q sSs Its @
put H' It on the table She laid it SO near the
edge that the poor dolly foil Off and broke it's
She was tho most polite child I ever saw"
went on Mrs. Crabtrce. with genuine motherly
pride great deal mere polite t than fh els Is
hoW', 'Si hSi' s''o "SSSN' 49, "'''N'' -@~NN~
How did you endure the strain Of late
Mother put me to bed every afternoon"
said tho little actress. and I've never recov-
cred from the habit. keep the earl lest hours
you over dreamed Of Time and time again.
PEOPLE come to see me ~ the evening at half
ann In bed / must tell you what funny
time We had when Roslna vokes came down to
s'aSy, with me. Rosa likes to SIT up " about !
A. NJ and got up Mt noon Then she Is up ana
dressed for tho day. W hereas go to bed
early. get up early and lie down ana sleep In
the afternoon. Tho consequence was that she
was here several weeks and We never saw
~ But that is the principle of life here at Attol
TrSt. We want every ono to do rs no pcases.
w" live simply and without any elaborate rules.
mere + lhc lunch bell now. she exclaimed rs
musical Japanese gong OF dozen uilcrent
tones was runS in the hall.
;. IL was gay. informal meal well served by
Ne Trim maid. and frightened by the wit and
I'VE are almost The christopher Columbus Of
this place. She said. "and we are so glad you
llko II. Notice the water Just enough iron in
u J." maze Your checks rosy II you only stay
o, This E New Jersey: how about mos
ni".,WNhy, my dear" said Lolita, with patro-
quito captured here"
Dead uI 1llVc;"
les. dead or alive"
=, Aren't You imposed upon by being offered
inc rarcass,es imported from some less fortu-
NO ,picod" was the scornful reply. "Why.
VIC could recognize tho difference al once. Take