Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-08-12
lovely mere posi- blfity
Sof benetit sto he VI na i. W l1y, the doe
tor half made fun 81 Sit himself

! lSI don q lsbsls Bing much 81!
: Iything else s fore u. tha d
titles tlt eal 5 l , she thought
STRENGTHENING Up emerge tically ''otI
course cant 60 5i#i
People thinkfrapit IL, and REM, look!
ing up ut the end of her cogitations, no
ticed they were all silent, as though.
waiting for her to 60 on.
really did forget about the Downs,
nnd promised her to come back, SO Of
course cant 50, she snid. decidedly. &
"'But I wish you would mention tito
anyone. because i don do 81 for good 8
lknoW, But simply because X
6eomss led. 20 s
. 1lrhy ,norni il shexs All; athered !!
great handful 81 dewy pink and white
roses before she went to the little white
house, wondering as she did il. whether
they Knight not be for the dead raj Their
thans The living. .sI.
John Hathaway met her at the door.
''She is waiting for you" he said.
The sick woman , was alone; her eyes
were open, and she was watching the
door intqttl 50 N a sssyss, n
essha come she annol Med, trium-
EEhhant1 las thong IL she hid sfome OFT
victor in q doubtful case. And see the /
6enI{i7ui roses! '' .'.--r
Yes, and you shall have them where:
5a q 7caP enjoy them e I rrenaied Rena.
scattering thea fragrant thass over the!
snowy bed and it's occupant. q. /.
Mrs, ~ tGaSVay gave a little gasp. The
EroAes were dreadfully dewy, but they;
did smell good. Still, it was not roses
EsAe wanted, ID. .s -. 81,
,sRent ms esed tie pms pqkt q ,yistful-::
Vow, what DO you i me me- to re-
cite ~ she asked. .= !;
al wish xap'd shy ssmethlng real
funny. lfhdyen 'theard a Hything funny.
"a So lohg; srs. siiathaWay answered.
inploringly. &,
- WAatd can recife that's real
fun ~ + thohghoS Renx. in dire per-;
rfeAty AEferl hi sua d, is SO mixed
up with the pathetic. might tell them,
How Katie Entertained Her Sisters
Beau It's pretty near as bnd as .Cur-i
few Shall Not Ring but believe they
Will like it" So she told the absurd lit,
tie story Of Katic's exploits.
John Hathaway ro,lred with delight.
.'The cute little rat!" he cried. i'd
E9ispi p p!y 'dif M, She 3uft SET it on
; The Roses over Mrs. Hathaway tum-II
bled around as though they were expert
encing small reartf qualse .e.-4ss- d
.1Hfdf' kKpd,As ming Sasid be so
fukny," lhes Ga zpea. lSyihi,lg8 erstream-
ing eyes. Cant you go on
Aren't you$ sfraid It will hurt yo,, o.
asked Rena. appreh extensively.
& Hurt me! haven't felt so stirred
up and good Tor months. Isl s5s5
emerged breathless and rosy from the
cottage. aud met DR.. Randolph at the
gate. I. / ss s.a
why, | thought you, went to the
Downs!" she said. astonished.
No, concluded not TO GO. How il,
I az. FSaqr Nee E i,,,,.,I''s any,
khi1k Ilk i 81. l be- scriet(i. kcs,aticaily.
you we're right fft XII. she. a nfSeeded was
.rousing..' and reused her. I'm sure
sget well. rccited everything,
M4m AEatie Esstertaining Her Sisters
.When..f irt,'Sd fmamma Danced
net,' and furnished my own or
5chestra. They did enjoy it so! It was.
just loyely!"
.Doctbr, !" she said. "a tf1ar hesitating-:
Lyt fdol ypu:s know other lpeople like
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