The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-15
SHE WAS A HEROINE


Hs sas character 10 Ats quiet Ssy
stlppet pr Icellcpet q ihe' he So
p.fI of L..
We stta great ! . "uat, be sud J. al
ntty i4ag summer DAY Lhl ! sp"n' u
eide The ttu' eli frame, "at'h meg
.toagh hastfs mead pets on SANS WIN 10
driiDefs grove from i"as lf'e'!ae al
is-et Ins to be tai WIN tetn 60 Joy
meet
bnt there sHs COR 'nciaett 81 bis Iii
ou 1bieh be never ionchei ), nor could al!
aUauat of a'aiI Z induce tim aprfosel
o.
bad bspptned Vhe4 ! sas 10 Europe
. iaood him greatly chiused on NY r''ur'
. aiterasl1 'ests so euee.
+ TINS Of eruto', Tor the h'st Hne' h'
betfsyed Willingness 10 conhde 10 Ut.
l. @efe nigh i've yeats ego the y'''
before the to'tl vas oniit lhs cove vas
crowded, 1t seemed IKE We All bad NOR d
"e could make eomiefi"bi', 800 lhr d. ~
. 'ss oro"ded inter o.d MI" h"'' 10
"s' iba' rli se'm "onde'in' "ueo W.
hteri hoW they lived IN their b1e city
! TONES had Jet bonghts pc" Sal'oo''
hi iooteF aud reg lar goet. eSIen-
lated to make heep ont o plessnrepirI r
40 serh-sn dId. tnk the same tro"d
pretty reg lar, an IN time got 10 kro'
EN- we'll They was as n'ce lot Of
Young things as ever came 10 my path
bat they vas cireIesslke, 80 they didn't
aIsgs ttl1k
lbe s i'm bothered me IheY vas Gil
over the boat at oLce, ~ uothin WouId 90
h1t must lprn em to sail.
! grew powerful iond OF EN- all Dut
there vas Que little gifl tux specIal slime
q She WASH ytry strong hetrd tell
She Was jest gelln over ievor she hSd
s'ckly look, hut You conId see she d
been bouny
! remember a trick she had OF hkiu tn
h.r cap 40 leltiu the WIND blow h'r thor'
ha'r an # the day was damp ]! would
curl mp ught' an She d rnn her hIgers
through 1t on pun II out etr0l&ht TO see
h"" 1t WAS GROWN. "A sad, she "arn
g.tg ,tr,u8, an when they all got 10 arkI
! It seemed like she couldn't stand it, |
for she'd leave the rest, aud with her lit
tie polite bow she'd come a. say gentleI
lk'. Uncle Jerry, do you mind il stay
hero with you?
Gradually the rett Of EN- kinder forg t
l,r. u by an by she'd come hight away
from the s'art al got so used to havin
her there at my III {ht band that when she
-t,yed home | felt real lonesome, She
begged me to larn her how to steer, and
when saw she meant it | showed her one
hing aud aro'her, and somehow she
1ev r tortot what told her An one day
,he says to me, Uncle Jerry, believe
, uId sail boat as well as any one if
we're only stronger Bless her leart! Id
llVe trusted her sooner'n any young ftlIer
Il the party II she'd had little more musl
lie il her arm.
There was o young fellow 10 the party
lamod G"-y. he was likely chap, about
70, reckon lie had lots OF money, an
heerd ircm some OF the ladies' gals that
be used to be great iriend o MISS
Nays before she was tlck, bnt he was
,reat sport, an att'r she begun to go
Ibout, and he found sh' couldn't DO
hings as be did, be Just naturally slipped
way from her an tux to gong with Mlss
nly WeOb
Mus July was mighty preuy' win
rowstrly light bair, mouth big enough
. swallow doughnut bull, an rows Of
eeth like pearls, | beard Mr. Grey say
She had voice like steam whistle.
T .eDe warnt nothin she couldn't doexcept
eep still, al b,i1 Mr., Hugh was always
oi1 Limstlt they spent most OF their time
ogether
Mis- Moy used to watch 'em with the
ca breAkin Iook on her dear face. 1t
isl the 10Th Of Angus Tue mouth had
,ecu very bot, aud we hadn't had sny sail
rc,z, for four days, but that morDin n
Ice. stiff bretzs began TO come 10 from
he sea. Well, was setDlu il my door
BE- , 10 sell for my calboat, when !
rerd tie crowd comm. | always e9
m by Miss jules voice. ] mo general !
colld hear that ty the time they left -,
les Holt's door They had a couple Of
~ fellows down from the nlty fer day, ,
o Lo,hiu wouId do but | M 1st take 'em