The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-07-19
.1,cF wINrHRoP's CHOICE.
,1wILDA WENTWORTH.

size HAS ueell Solle an lloul
elr' gr,w, she has dinner to gel
ROY 81 .t.s men. 1t is enough to pro
.uf" And Mrs. Bradley, a
aN ,rt,.d woman of about forty,
r a1., I'M her easy chair in the
I'm, and famed herself vigor-
" 3lsran. her eldest and favorite
r urrtty blonde, sat beside her.
some sort of fancy work.
.1aumdolently at her mother S
Wr. mamma. you won't have
-.. nuger for her. for here
.n wa, yet speaking the door
anil a slender girl of eighteen
,.tf & basket of strawberries
n here have you been?"
u. mother sharply. Talking
w ottbose rough lawmakers l
sensitive face flushed, al |
nef came into the sweet eyes.
,..ud' she answered quietly,
.r-n picking strawberries ev II
s.a' pat. and the sun is so hot,
uN NedU acne
r II IS time to get dinner, and
have chance to work off yoar
ard after dinner, you must
T. " .5;n white muslin dress, for |
atier from Mrs. Winthrop a
askmg permission for her son
-....8 month or two with us, as
not very good. He has
,. ..a la1d. she says. AS she is an
.4.uI4,r If mine, | have written
- Shalt be- pleased to have him
h VIII probably be here
fle is both handsome and
..IuU viii make Marian a good
u;lj he fancy her: and | do
moment but that he
very beautiful
-~,7l her head coquettishly,
r H. pa sure OF that. mamma:
.- HaN prefer Coral. why,
Wlo would give Coral a
when YOU We're around:'
.Ima. every one may not
.f. ewes. and vet. Coral is SO
pt That it would require
courage i'll man to have
to ner. and she laughed
rYtIy nerve tlnsllng with
~ md Indignation at the
.. words. LETT the room.
H ana quiet" she thought
.. ..' need not tell me SO every
mot help me to grow any
wfe merry. She walked
little mirror that hung
H~N wall. ana 9azed at the
r.r she saw a falr oval
rlplihe waves OF bronze
HAl lgllted by large hazeI
sensitive mouth, a trl1ie
W man : perhaps: Wnite
r-'tect face truly, but a
lender, ana pure. ana
""l lttit oral. mentally
"lih Her sister Marian
c>N. r0ltId see no redeem
N9It. Il suppose | am
No'id not care II mamma
opeth kindly to me some
I'd" 'to my very best III All
never seem to please ilef
~"l' sire turned away and be
'ad DINNER smoking upon
p alter calling the hungry
Vent /" see II her mother and
N|- coming out. NO. sad
i.Wie{. 4 tould not endure to
1t the same table with those
.9Wd men. on may serve our
I'D. hcFt- oral Wearlly obeved.
'e0t> Ip me. oral, you are not
'- flf We'll to day; are you Ill,
'.- lNked tier father looking at
th no. papa, not Ill, only
'o is your Wl1t, Mr.; Bradley:
' she not help With the work:
p@m spoken farmer. Il
.UN IT would be too hard Tor
Fl. S'r Is nothing but a child.
hcaith is not very good,
.tn j. too much OF a Tine lady
me-. HMidS WITH Work. replied
""'r} rather sarcastlcally. i
... ave some one come and
o l"i q TIME. but my wife did
w. lhlnH 1t best.
.uNer was over and the multi.
..lNhc> washed and set away.
N"rded to iron the muslin
N a weary task she found it.
rI''le f''illes ana pulls OF
neg Palitlice soEelA' p'll al
W ~ liliSIeu' ana ,al1er aoh-
Pilht uIeSs ana smoothing
s''e Nt'lI 10 the pafior ooor.
may l 90 out LOT NIUE
" "oih Is an done nicely ana
'rNS H"liea 100. Ell yes.
'' Won may, answered. her
''''TI relnctahtiy. But 90 not
wy loI Eustace may come on
-.''h ram ana II so we must
ID. ''ii} Tea.
@ ave sign OF relle1 as she
. +. ilA' ana taxing book start
''NoIlte haunt, the green Old
mort Instance from the mouse:
2 H her hat she seated hersel1