The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-14
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an ssrry. George" saia Mary. -Hs
ted ne aOthing Of tAis"
Il vas nSt likely that be would tell /
yS- ne beard what l had 70 say IN /
an arg way. and then aaked ne II there
~ss asythinG more that wished to say. /
- May l was reused q biz by thu.
Asd FeninAed him that. II yOa aid not
teeeave yeur aunt's fortune. David wOald
% eatNled to the money. Well. hs VS.
~ tas ieaS put out. He oaIy laughed
ans '@asA = the sort that makes ethaS
pe0pS Gy-and said that you we're a
soSd girl. but silly. like most Eira. and II
yoH sh"se to throw away yOGr fortune he
vas sssrJ for you. but he could no< pre-
veas u Wen, Mary, I came away. SO
nat = dOne with. and this u the lat
GEAR tsers viii be one Of the old stock Ia
the Sid place"
Csursge. George" she said: I'VE viii
De sS@ething; We will 60 sonewhsr~-I
soaeas" We will i've and prosper yet."
ssneWhsre." he echoed. ~aaA
s~@eA"w Wen have a pair Of
aanGs AHA = pair Of broad shouiaeru-I
yss. But you. Mary. and my mothsrY'
CSurage." she said again. have faith.
GssrgA Errn II We have to 70 away.
~ shaH BE- together was readins
yeSts<aay q story about settlers In CNa-
ada- II had pictures ThsrS was the
wooden hstiss and the eJear ring. with IL
Forest an round; thought X might be
surA | read how they worked. thisl
pair q settlers. and how they rrsdually
sS< 80, easRriBg mere and and ins.rsasiur
shear stsrk Ill they became rich IL Sv-
sFythihg except money. thSaxat Of our
selves. George; We shah nOt wat nousy
IL We aam i've en- a farm Of our ovn
and II We can work for ouy-
selves les are - stFOnG and brave:
yeu d Ast wtRd hard work: and-snA-i
let ~ Aavs faith, GeoTEe. Gsd 3 SOOd.
II We mwSt Sc frsm here, We will 70 witA
ehserfHi hearts. and hsaye my poor anels
u his aBSs and wealth.
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tea frs@ hin-
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