Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-01-20

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: ADVENTURE.
~: I'm going into the country
' 'ro weeks; they've got it all plan
W Two To weeks-just think OF it
never saw the country.
ngpr crowd gathered around the
drI who had rushed into the
'., sr' If the Orphans Home, her
~ . brght and her eyes shining
gctement'
M US about it, Kathie?"
h \" nh, | wonder if some of the
rs won't get a chance pretty
ttu are you going, Kathie?'
mis- afternoon. The lady's name IS
VinsloV. and she lives on a
was in the hall when she
IN and asked me my name and
ID 4 few minutes; then they sent
n. afterwards and asked me if l
a lilo IN 90 and [ thought it
ETbe 50 lovely; but not makes
hi mean to go when the rest of
want to 50 much and can't
h cbiId's face had clouded, and
mked around with troubled eyes.
one Of the little group around her
ap bravely.
F0urse it's all right for you to go
they ask you-the rest Of us
ID 20 quick enough, and probably
pOt us will by and by"
lathe, the matron wants you to
your things ready" called
heat the door; and Kathie hurried
10y and sorrow chasing each other
ElE sensitive face.
h had always lived in the city
little girl of 12-and in a crowded
d it at that; while many times
her fathers death, three years
b she had been without sufficient
and for the last year she had been
AHeSs. But the Orphans Home
aiken her in and had cared for
md she was glad of the refuge,
sh, as young as she was, she
sll Of the future and longed for a
which she would not be obliged
aVP-a home to which she would
Alright other than as an object
aHty; for Kathie was proud-spir-
nd her heart ached for love.
I'D Mrs. Winslow came at about
COCK she fond her little charge
and Waiting in the hall with the
ing bag beside her, which she
aVlally packed according to the
WI OF the matron. Her cheeks
llned and her eyes were bright
PFaSant anticipation as she shy
E ~, Mrs. Winslow's greeting
" III. her in the waiting cab.
SNlnsoW watched her expressive
WIN sympathetic pleasure and
I" ner just enough to make her
a case without interfering with
y. Sglent of the novel scenes. 1t
,% w., when the train pulled
r u,''V station, and they found
'uS.O" waiting for them with :,
md Carriage.
4NS was half a mile over a
:, 'Oau' with rolling fields on
m ~ns and green grass and trees
N.Y., s's Just close enough together
!. ESaalonship, was such a delight
r Mle girl sat as though spell
ah ~''e ner new friends looked
ss,, O'ners eyes across the tor
,' rsa and smiled in sympathy.
re not disappointed, Ell, my
SAVa Mr.. Winslow.
'A'u up quickly into his kline
a,'si she repeated, with
s,s uIns Of her breath that sale
!, words. L didn't think the
e Sa!d be so pretty"
d, u M, laughed, almost az
i - She was herself.
a ~ wv. Goes this suit you?" he
klr , 'usS turned into a pretty
m. 'lu approached a confer.
e,on,a house with a deep veran.
rs raso by large trees dotted
M. S'y lawn, while from tn.
pssn. a profusion of brillian-
sGSs 'e ~, at them through tn,
h rt ana bending branches.
kb "h hsre we're going?" asked
ks rb uall whisper of delight.
rins5aps We're going" andswer.
Essbt , 10 gayly. Then the,
asjny y, an old lady and a tin,
ham, around the father corne.
SSs & tie cried Mr.. winslow
20, lsu nue running eagerly t,
sds fn uIIsnlng and holding GU
faslo 'ul of flowers. ~
saps ' 0u caught her in his arm
Esa5ienoa daughter of the house,
ner up. Oracle, thi