Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-03-30
THE EASTER sun.

fest girl in the world. And he
her so on Ash Wednesday. 1t
ned a queer day to select, but as
melt in the pew just back of her
8 heard everybody call themselves
prabIc sinners" he felt that they
q doing one woman a wrong, for
was an angel.
d As they walked home from church
. ether he carried a large heart and
i Il prayer book, and somehow or
6IG he never did know just how he
& up the courage to do it, but he
1 i her to lie his wife. He told
how much he loved her, and he
i her to confess that she did care
I him little bit. After this his
It felt so light that the prayer
4 seemed the heavy part, for he
4 Ia decided inclination to throw it
aG and hug her then and there
4 bit in the street. But better sense
4alIing, he waited until he got in
j the house. Unlike most other
stories, there was no cruel parent
i this, and the wedding was set for
d.
60t said pretty Nell, every year
Pre- | was a little bit of a thing |
We gotten up to see the sun dance
Easter morning, and | have al
Us been Just Il few minutes too
& Now, charge you, if you love
That YOU either sit uD all night
nave Yourself awakened by a mes
Dyer boy, or do anything that will
Is0j IN your sending somebody to
Mmc up, because you know, dear
Will be perfectly lovely for us
see the sun dance together" The
mise was made when the engage
~al ring was put on. 1t was sealed
INA Kiss, and the dearest fellow in
world and the sweetest girl in the
I'd Eioatcd over the charming time
" would have early on Easter
'oNg seeing the sun dance for
3oN as their eyes and hearts
|gd
"w' Il the sweetest girl had q
~" winch may be doubted. it was
~1 SIc knew when other creatures,
.'c men, looked at her with admira-
wa ana her bright eyes would flash
'@ q sort of THANK you" If the
@"t fellow in the world had q
.@0cSS, which may be doubted.
We. M mat he called this politeness
- r|"H' ana that he objected to it to
y, 0cgrec that he actually became
!. ,'"H, 1t was unreasonable in him,
w. NH II was true. On Good Fri
" Noen Nelly and he were eating
I, Uo>S buns and drinking coffee,
~ t0' ooWn his cup with great fierce
w I, "nd said, Nell, l will not per-
y you to make eyes at that dark
, ~N man in the corner. Nell
~, enough answered that she
=" even see there was a man in
y, V'ner, Now, this wasn't quite
!, men the dearest fellow said
sT N ~ "ad at least always thought
,r was truthful (and this was in
an '9 u tonc). and Nell got up
u. 'n' table, and with what she
!, ' S, was great dignity, and which
~,,'Iy ugly temper, announced
3, 'oG'uh I eat a mouthful with the
NV VINO thought she would tell
h. h. ana out she went.
5,a 'ne time she got home she
NM, r1u Sne was dead. BY the next
IN hs she wished she had never
a,h lo'u' And when she went to
Ma ana the dearest fellow in the
,s % was saying his prayers on the
4, S S0e OF the aisle and never came
i met, she wished that her father
~ blo'her had never been born,
n o. Adam and Eve had never
bs, waited s That night she went
sseo pIe'ty little room, took off her
y It;t r ring, looked at it for i
4 wh 'o ana remembered what she
lnon ",' she put it on-that the
d ,nH G was symbolic of earthly
/ Wv ". the sapphire of heavenly;
:, IhiS was the way it was end
m ~ went into its little box, was
Il rno "Nu addressed to be sent the
len wing to its original owner.
WHY cried awhile, and then