Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-02-07

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,.s6ed never ought to married Bob
Thomson. replied Jones, "a delicate
I'a ,,o,I,t ,,taEe 5oney ont of her blood
md kones many wears never saw
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faded thpo4d house that hasn't seen
dron of na}nt since old Grandfather
Thdmnson had if fixed up for his second
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..Snd Iennie used to like things nice, so
vel" she'd better have married Squire
prrnban wonder IL she isn't sorry?',
Wassheq rhe thought came crushing
like boIt through the heart and brain OF
Robert Thomson. She might have mar
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p,emhered now nroud he had been that
she turned from the wealthy Young
souire to come to the old homestead to
tate core Of his invalid mot her. And
how tenderly she had done it, too? He
stola noi.lesslv away from the uncon-
scious takers. and started at a quick pace
down he street
Mrs Thomson had washed and put
auav he last dish and with weary step
had taken down the broom. when the
sudden sound of wheels coming into the
yard sent her To the door.
"Iye brought down that ware, Mrs
Thomson. " said Mr.. Grover, springing
to he ground. and lifting a large basket
carefully from the wagon.
u didn't order them, Mr. Grover" she
Casped in frightened voice | only said
rbbsns Is
80 us all right Mr. Thomson came
mn this noon and ordered them |
thought YOU didn't send him, for he
didn't seem to know what he wanted,
only he gave me ten dollars, and told me
to bring " hat was necessary. have
brought ven n tea and dinner set, includ-
ING three dozen plates. If there Is any
Thing Won don't like. I'll take it again
and T4ale it alI right !"
.Oh. | shall like them. | know" she
said, irving hard to control her voice.
.,WelI IN leave the basket and Robert
can bring If M some time, he said.
snrinoin1 into + he wagon and driving off.
Then Isn Ut Tbnmnson sat down on the
ennr h..iSe the basket of crockery. and
,ri.a -. if her heart would break They
yar1 ma,ical tear, too. for they washed
aII The WEAKNESS and despair from her
haart and the shadow from her eyes and
fsce SIN. forgot thst she was tired or
thyt tb,. .dayv1s hot. but went to unuack-
y4nd Washing her new treasures, sing
inf, SOFTLY ta herself all the while. She
,iI some nice clean pa pers on the shelves.
md mon he folded some and cut them in
oaIle,-a,d ,,I,t HON Sn IN. edges and
then a.. ARRANGED her beautiful ware with
~ dro,pfnp snray. of cunyoIvulls and
fucbsias standing off every few moments
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har ijf
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.n,ii.. u, her evt.s-a ana ON her Inns when a
ynins # vas n tritie husky said close
hesiae her
..Wbat i it lenni.o' he u.ed 10 call
h.r ,tat j., I'D day. hafare hardne.. ar
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hin, Ua.nnened his arms and drew her
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so bot7,, u, nv IT., haya haan 10
hisme Too. | Invent"
~, vou have,;' he nterrunted
..voI,'ve ieen an angel COMPARED to me
Ivemode a slave If Vou. vou shan,t work
to-morrow to help You till after having,