Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-04

.lo in her arms, ana klllll'
s ,,@, down at the tiny, win
,. To+5er and child made q
...;- picture in the soft shade
s .,5 that burned with sub
s. D:.t IN the dainty, airy, white
The sirIish mother leaned a
i ,s she sat in the low rock
u. .t ~ curls falling over the
n, White dress like a golden
wy s,rp innocent eyes looked
q q. 5.bo that nestled in her
w NV murmur of tenderness
. HE. ny baby"
i .+1s up, Grace"
!. . y, 2oi r., Of her husband enter
1 |, \ ii. nightly visit to the little 3
/, I h. heir of his proud
wealth.
-. tired. she answered, in her
|.,roiea. "and our little darling
:. cannot bear to lay him
bly, i, 'o,k at him, Paul.
,t,bos," he whispered.
!, sni1e broke over the young
The net name pleased her,
w, sriIl scarcely more than a
] b ortck appreciation of affec-
Ma child. she could scarcely
/ rra1 an affection that did not
,fig tender epithets and warm
] Me nestled her bright head
/ arm, signing softly i'll the full
i .fwntent.
exquisite picture Of domestic
me broke the storm cloud and
L. Il was but 4 moment after
y kissed his happy wife be-
fitness of the midnight hour
T by a sound that rose from
below, and was directly be-
window. First, 4 mOurnful
gIs, then a mans voice sing
very accents of despair, and
] the song of which Grace had
int stanza for him four years
4 and wife listened in unbroken
be strain. The Senator's arm
a5ogt his wife and child, and
-a and still, every line of her
yeeSs as if carved from mar
Is the lingering notes died
I hand sought and touched the
.1lsilrer tas9sl that depended
Il cord, and sent its low tinkle
1a house. Nora, who always
1enrscry bell, came in after
tianoment. To her Mrs. Wi
ID a voice that sounded stern
.g her SiIyer-SWeet tones:
p to the front door and tell
Gan that he had better move on
family do not wish to be dis
such nonsense at this hour of
hans turned, and walked rest
I'D down dths room.
-a'es come and serenade my
" under my window"
.Aeyes bIazed, his cheeks fam
hand myOluntariIy Clenched
'ae looked up at him, still i'm
aa and silent; but Il slight
-Nenent OF her arm showed
aa and understood. She look
aa9onsly as Nora reappea.ed
Tly.
;one' ma'am, before I got
b door,"
vi; You may go. then"
.al the same sweet cadence
Id her smile was as gentle
u. 1>le looked up at the prince
-4e aer' His voice, his look,
! a'u.ted pride and outraged
N. y oly trace Of emotion show
y. wy ga..oF and darkoning eyes.
Understand this" his voice
.Se = thought I had found
s. M, .~5 aud isolated that no other
!, I'l ever looked on it to covet
l. r' himself Il That was INV
j 4. =. Fame, fortune, pleasure
Fl" NE IN comparison with
ny n.y., Wife, and that pride was
] 1 .,S. use a pasSionately jeal-
j f., .A'ae IS only satisfied in
H. us. u. place in the beloved
. Ell s..5 5 | thought I held in
~, I learn for the first time
:, l ever met You another
] ~ you to love You; perhaps
He Iea TI Ia ,> 4 inrob Of pas
a2e5 crib ,,5I,o o ,So' INST. the rose
j @stc child in "'' ~, .oohed down
i DEWITT S 81 lg y. arms, hop
! 1 r,z.e3 them. and her soft
j lin. TGev ', NEIL. I; frank, up
% Secrets. ''''l Z" >"oie
b. 12s he pleaded. ..,.o,,
-2s to ai.ar ', rbn e yon are are
y TENS. / think ;''G 7 n n mat It
Wink l am mad
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under a most t'F n,o conway
M not answor, iIor'i s ylns
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IN TO make sr.I N', - s, what
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