The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-04-05

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tts settle cyeiag il from every po,et %
vIav Mise ptnra astthej Atm
Yr.. il is beauty said De Whst ",
yau take fer IT, Miss Peurla.
hardly tsluk you can afford TO buy 10
youag mso. ss,d TIE elderly lady gll nIy.
John Barlu3 rsddened lite
+ O1,es tot tbst, saii be rather Ssksstj'
~. la represeuuog some cue else. fen
oeauv. pefhsps-
Well. ssIi Mics Perra. it cost three
huudfed dollars Bat dout expect to
get lts foil yajua
Aunt k.ztb would take buudrsj fiat
tered Daily, IT.
Very we'll. sail Mr. Barton itss har,
gam. l. there mau abolt the place WHO
can hclp me lti 1t into the wagon
There's old slas Virgins beyond the
bIg ,ock suggested Dolly.
And while Jobnpie Bitrol Vas gone for
hrm, the old lady sat down on the settle,
where the yellow sunshine gImmrred aud
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the wIudoF
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lhefe vas = o's S'''''" s'''S " ",u'' u
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beyoud. where they buroel such tis
black logs Of cold winter ii lhts And
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s''E ''tu' 'uoush ulun huo" 1t auu
W "ap'eu lle ~ ma''y ''on llau 'u' 'e'
lfltFe Tue I'm''y Io'tnpeS' Auu hepty
"bs poor
was tuhl uane' Aunt Mean
80 ! never married at Gil, went on MISS
Prbnit Coca by, oId settle
Aud, with minnie pafhos' she touched
ler lips Iiglt,y to tie SlFgest OF the GRIM
Is heads
But DO ly held IL Int to her aunt
land; she cIung around her neck, with
,as ionate kisses.
Now you know, Aunt kez'ah, said she,
almost 10 q sob, why, didn't accept Or
tnder Daley Now you kooW why love
ohnny Barton. Johnny isn't rich, but I
elther was your Henry. Oh, Aunt kez'
alb, you won't blame me?
Dear mt! said Miss Pernf, IN sort OF
'ewiIdered way. You don't mean to
sy-
Yes | do, said Dolly, tur ing pink aud
White, like the toll Lollybooks AZ the gar
en gate.
1t was OILY last nlght, when we walked {
ome from the prayer meeting together. s
conldn't think of what Elder Johnson
7as saying because OF Johns blue eyes t
md it oil seemed Ike dream TO me- IN s
Il be asked me 10 Try and love MIN Ill {
It? &
And do yon love him. Dofo'hyf
ia ride around the whole world win
that old covered cart. II you only say
esl sobbed the glfl doh care iot
loney or rank only Know thSt love
ohm !
And she lpped b'ck INTO Tue snauo"s a
8 Johnny Barton and ola el'as "Igeibs G
ame to hit ont the mahogany se"le' t
MISS Fenl'n "S'ched Item through
list OF tasrs b
Here was the blossor ing out OF truth q
nd love- aud Gil that bI'ssed disregard o
ways ana means tuat on'y comes 10 'he
avn ol ne Que had ouIgto"n IL ali'
ut 1t vas b story That repeated itseii
lth each Lew generation
She remembered that MIR. Oakley Lad !.
'id that JoLn bar'on was good young
ho" enough She looked at the old :,
title, VII Re the and Henry Hartford
ad sat years ogo, aud she beckoned soit'
to Dolly.