The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-12-18

tn 10 yoa styvsy this mornins. ! ss'
yea YESTERDAY, Fnsltin, h Madam
MsJst's. sbi ir.ptly. TO tell you The trait
doht zee hos ,ou c.n carry GA MIL
merry and tipaetsslenios, successfully
si The came tine.
\ csa't, aij Ereliss. pith little rosis
smile. Thsi's ias, The trouble, thou b
eosld = hoped 80. bat sm noi yer!
sttors, aud nos
ABata is spother thing. Frulein
cou,irnei Philippa. 10 ieislIy, ! "a
going TO spesk to you today becsnss i
an rety sofry TO mention IT, bni ve hsv'
not irlt. mamma aud I've have no
felt qalte satisfied Sae paused.
Not tstisaedi ssii Esslins, f.llins bach
. li.tle The crimson color coming up IA
her white cheek. Iodeei, yoa have ssid
and Mrs. Somers. that you found my
work -
o.. not your work, s.il Pailipp,, with
hsughly wave OF the paper knife
10 the terms that are net gate sstisfsc
tory to us
The --teImsi said Eseiins.
The terms. repeated Pbillpps. firmly
She svoided the Others sstonisbed and
incred nlous eyes
Mia S)mers, said Eselins. after .
moment, her voice = little shaken, II
seems TO me there must be some mistake,
| slwsys supposed you knew. tbousht
surely you understood that came to
you for scirosly halt what ought,
what | usually receive. 1t was so late,
you know. and | needed why. that is
why have TO 60 TO Msdsme NJ yer's.
Exactly sail Pailipps. With spirit
That is jost WIS, cblocs to Why do
you do IN What right have you TO go
on teaching my little brothers and sis
ters for scarcely more than hnlf what
you are worth 1t isn't fair. IT isn't right,
and can't have it go on any longer,
Frsulein. do you understand A person
like you who knows about kings crowns
and ssltcellsrs aod gifts and what not.
and how TO make q wretched bee usefol
instead OF demorslizipgl Oh, l lesnred
something yesterday you needn't think
Mis- Somsrtl said EseIins, Here voice
was very quiet. Miss Somers
l. ia the knowing howl said Philippe.
slernly. emphasizing her words with vic
ions stsbs OF her weapon into the felt
tsble-cover. YIu have worked for il and
studied for it and that you shonld go 90
using 1t up on S,obs and Tommy and
Fanny and the Angel Tor = I.'s absurdl II
yeu want to tty here Ffsuleip, and
work over theit yonne ideas, you'll have
to sgree TO do ios wl.t i,'s worth, or
else you may go and sell hats Gil the res,
OF your life, yol want tol l don't csrel
Mise Somarsl Eselins said again. Philip
pa looked, and what she saw 10 the little
Ffsulein's smiling. ttemulous face. the
com prehen.ior, wonder, relief and graft
lode, went 10 her Rlrlish heart,
Ffaulein Miss Dodd, she said earnest
ly, dropping her defsnt manner as she
did her psper-kpi!e. | mean it. truly
We didn'nt know, mamma and !, we did
not understand, and it was ell my fault,
because didn't stop to think. Add now
II you would stay and let os make II
up to you, Miss Dodd sud pay you what
it's worth to you to u.s.
Miss S)mers, Evslins be ,sn once more
but the rest OF her reply will be forever
smong the secret things OF unwritten
history for st that moment the voice OF
Stubs was heard in the hall,
He saved the situation. msmms. said
Philippe. telling about it siterwsrd, Just
barely saved it, For from the way thst
Ffsnlein looked, know In another mo
N ment she would have cried. and II she
he'd, don't doubt that should hsve too.
Bot with Stubs and Tommy yelling like
littls demons, and Fanny. and the Angel
tumbling over their bouq1ets, and hsv
ing to bs picked mp and petted, and ell
OF them eyplsinins Ut the top OF their
longs that it was Fraulein's birthday, and
cfI ring her chocolate creams and kioses
we simply couldn't be very tragic DO
tol her she'd better take her things cf
snd stay q while, ind she thought she
would, sod that's ell
Bat I'd like you to understand. man
ma, Philips concluded, imprsssively,
that / hsvsn't lost my reputation. because
sbeis bargain Whstev Z We may pay
fJr her she'll be worth more. ss you'd
know yoirseli il you should spend one
single morning 10 the nursery WITH Subs