Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1900-01-31
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..Dear me-" said, Lefty Wyngard,
gssIB shall go crazy Five schildren all
Sclamoring at once, the preserve'kettle
boiling over, the pickles fermenting,
moths in mysSunday shawl and the
dog running away with the soup-b bone
for dinner.s'''4 8
And Lefty stood in the middle OF
the room, holding her head with both
hands, as if she momentarily expected
At to sail up into the air like balloon:
Lefty VS. very pretty, after an odd
gypsy type, with great dark eyes, a
brown, healthy skin, and hair as black
as crows wing-and, as yet. not
even the five children, and the endless
round of daily cares and duties to
which, as the wife of q poor, young
carpenter, she was condemned, had
planted a wrinkle on her velvet
:. smooth forshead.
John Wyngard burst out laughing,
and that, in Mrs. Vineyards case,
proved the one hair that broke the
: .caniePs back. She began to cry.
stNow, Lefty, don't be goose"
eaids lie, .soothingly. "Why, what
do you know about real trQuble?"
ssI don't care" sobbed Lefty. sI'm
sick of it all. I'm tired of patching
old clothes, and hashing old meats,
and boarding pennies. l'mfired Of"
.sYour husband and your children, >"
! gravely interrupted Mr.. Wyngard, us
that it, Letty?"
Mrs. Wyngard pouted and was
:. silent. She didn't like to own to it.
but for the moment she almost felt
= that she was tired of them.
ST might have married rich," she
]. ssaid, slowly, twisting the baby's bib
strings around and about her finger.
S .sI might have been Howard Linds-
ley's wife, and he Is very wealthy
man they tell me-"
IS cts pity you didn't" said John.
proyokingly.
L.an5 an5nranco 90 .ha aornceS
oau !, a' :" NV ~
o. @ ou. y. sno ooH.
- And tnen as sne sat Gown 70 sew
! little Kelen's hair and show Rosie
s about the arithmetic sums, and, finally,
when 'ne 1ouf elaest ones were
packed on 70 schooi' TO oatne g tne
Daoy ana 5ock II 70 sleep; Levy wv @
sa.1 go..d aos ls =, oot,,a. s has ratt &
# luuen M ~, a.sa a:s..ass ss 20 - I -,
ay W aa5sano MSs 20 Hamara M- M- I;nd.las sba
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sst NJ I,,4 rs, ,,,haf I .i,s ioved Toi,n battsr
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oa io9asu az .osa o" n.ts,' I ~
an.1 Id dasnad % i noe n,ora el tbon @ nns pisse
- ssTf had marr;ed Howard T,;nds.
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,ss,,, ~, ,..,,,. s ,;jIs h. and ~ ~ ;owais evorS Iav
.ss,,. as,S ~ sa.r.afs - I - wa;t ON mo an9
Wisl htteu sel s.n'' " "So o o s,. CIV ~
al slesan' ea a,anass W oI % doo. ouu -uhat -
Mnsmese, asId - +,pnhIs ISIe this G ;si;, ~ A'
s. : ~ III - - NJ ~ Wvnaard - Io;d bsr ,;tt,e
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= uss Us sue nau saheu u1. t.a'e S;sI EHSe
aSun over sne p'ass ess,e ~ mnI WI :.
j. sue was lying ~ w "p :"nl.oa oIo .oIAJ Sa !
Pouna pears winch neisIooi aSe LOU
given hef' 'nere came d hhoeA ~ 'ne
aoor. =.
lone N, saiq Ie.ty' ana ., she
houseReeper 1rom aaaneio &c hau' !he
Is Dig mansion on tne. niii' came nincihe
across tne .nfesnoio.
Lefty austea on c9air ,, IN conslaer-
aoie of nurty' ioi Mfs eh,ison Mas
e granq J., iaay IN her way VINO wore
olack SIZES ana races anu hag ner pon-
!. nets dlrectiy from u new iofA hfi-
liner every spring ana 1aii. ,,.
- ten.t-you ous.sss ooWn, M.s' Eli
so9I saia sne, coioring 10 tne tooss
g hsl pses! Ia T,l! anu ss.ese,S e. aS.a.rs au
xLs 1911, on bar calico 5rass
: s. &c sSrhan,r1' Won yon INV dearST am in a
s :s,,ast Snrrv > sa;d Mrs Ellison .I
s .S .Ss s,s.oma f;na .Iaces and ,onslins and
I. ssyaleucinn,es handkerchiefs here from
s nv lady at the hall. The laundress
hasn't come down yet, and she amt
willing to trust the lady's maid with
,Fs,,s, a,,d thaY nouet ba roodx, Inv dork