The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-18


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VI. vi IN ,r,n,5 Eort1,'an, e. now :, Ioca,i,v
i, o. -: :, -. t.- h,- .ba sita 90
I'm. n.t.Ii d p's' ai.' ,iS1 io,, H. bs iiysa
~ YaraI 80 HI. ,JnIf,ad n.ifa a,a5
.aJT.,ra g., th. al,s 80. to,iored bar
daa,b ha lay yary III Here he resolved
70 10 h,.a,.a ana s-rore r.i;bou. tia dear
V';.a,.,,;. ~ - bn ,as. bis ,-,n. ana
mn.har'ir.iar lIrs Cye,,,,, ,,be, f,a mad,
~, h.,n;l .n,,rna,: thrn--c; Nv, EneIana
wbara ;,s Isct,,rad md bn,,a1 .o much for
snarc;.i ' sncc.ss
This Eorfb.T,, co.,,ea uas . s,rnn,a n,t1.
nnra ~ - s.ta.s.a,,. s.,s;n.
honi, f-n,' .sa 80 80, go go .hs
doorra-d ,-on, ,ho go. r. a,ar,s,,,.S
.he s.o.tt, .,.
- ~ i1"uoh ~ '"e not 49,
br.a,. 80 ~ t.e .. no..n va ths
ss. ,ui..s. VII" !a sno"S arches, anu oioao
I,ris,s ne ti, Mis tie aa"euuce
pfidge Which brought water to the city,
- so iaf rom the foruiahi cottage
Wrir;rs. 20 - no' 'oa,t.e! ',,i'hel,
ii,iHs Vi 'isi's u 'oruham' Mrs. Io'N
saSs'
lound the poet. his wife and his wifes
thother. VINO was his aunt. living in little
cottage at the top of the hill. There was an
acre or two of green sward. fenced in about
the house as smooth as velvet and as clean
as the best Kept carpet. There were SONS
grand old cherry trees IN the yard that
'Hi c" Il iH.tSS!Ne S'ldue AROUND tH"lN- ms
mouse had three rooms-d kitchen. a sitting
room and a bed chamber over the sitting
room There was a piazza In front of ths
mouse that was lovely place to sit in
summer. with the shade OF cherry trees
Deicfe IT. There was no cultivation. no
nowers-nothins but the smooth. green
sMaro ana Inc majestic trees
roe hao caught a bobolink. which ragged
d ts CAPTIVITY. out the poet was deter
AiiiiIeu 10 tame II. Mrs. GOve-NiChoiS Sayss
ls os s'ooU Win MS arms crossed
,rnst l., 'nt ini.i .So,eu eiro' MS sueilms
"5. III ATTAINING tle Impossible apparent
.. nus "i.oie sell. so handsome. so impGs-
-, III. II. ms "ohuerlul ih'ehectuai beauty.
1,.T Gnu 30 reserved aiic YET SO conn-
.snsiailv .Ia communicative. SO entirely gen.
f;n, ~ .po,' . ai occasions .hat ever sa"
tta. - s u ," soou d taihef was foo
even y,ithoot words I,,nn tbnsa ,;.t 49,
he spoke. ''A
"Poa.s ro;o. ,.,s ,,,,,s.,.,.
"On this occasion ,,.oS ,,.ro,,,ool, . .,,
Young wife nr tba No., - =. - -, " -
then more than =, -. oe - 'I.u iiotn'
tall dienifad old iaJ,. ,;,t a. snu vs. q
Ike manner and nor biact ,I-asr tL,
old and WON Ioo,,sd rasIi,, ,,aa. - tf
Her features were large and ,nrrssnonda6
with her stature. and IL seemed stranas nov.
such a st,,wsr, apd o,,aarI-. .,o--,s
be the mother of her netira do,,st,'.r eo,A III
Poe looked verv vonng. sba 49, - 80.
eyes ard n psarly .hitenass os con-,.-io-,
which was q perfect palIor. Her male tara
brilliant ewes. and her r,ven b.ir 60 ha.
an unearthIy look. one felt that she NJ.
almost a dissolved sniri, and ,-han Oh.
coushed il was p,,ae c.r-.i1 - - -
RAPIDLY PASSING ar,,,,,. VOC
Another Iadr vritins, ~ .,,s .: ,.
thor a, a,at, -. I VI ,',is t,nie' sai1
s;r;ve was be md co s,.,,,,l'.t.a.:a ~ So
beloved yirpini,.s not. "A'.i Ais
Mrs oye-Nicto,s ,.j.i,,, .,, ..-,
u,,s, y,i,te. - -. 80 .t,e 80 isihiiS A<e.etS
s,,,,n,;"., =. j, "aS upo" cue aaa; ana cohs
tta ,,o,,-,r mu ,,'tto i'1'0 At' ueaeu MANU- upon
"I sa-. hs. T..
,,,as "r,,er,..,,, Nc, ~ nei peu eHatnoer' she re-
nursi,, L.. .-,is neie was 50 neat, 81
tb.t ssr,. .i,o ~ l' a,,s posei. ,s'lickeh.
.hat saw the poor sufferer with such a
headache. There was no clothing on