New-York tribune., 1905-12-17
Cbe Wandering Terms.
Adventures of Boy and Girl in Labrador.
By MARY BoURoHrER SANFORD
Copyright 1905. by A. C, Mcclurr & Coz

, together. We have had trouble too-dreadful
= Know it my child but hope there may yo6t2 be
a. ouT house II was built by an English rover
who spent TWO summers here and SOLD out 70 me me
in favor with the mosquitoes ! have never been
troubled with them at Eyrie Cottage age xo,tarnent
and color had come TO her pale cheeks she clam
eSosme6 escfS n 'S we done! one Would think you had
been rockdweller all the days OF your me 4Sa c,r
were high she said and father enc0uraseu Us
Did your father always I've with you before G ,n he
came to Labrador2 asked MF M sn6la @ oneston one ion
which might prove embaTTa ss9g. TOOL, -. with him
wherever his regiment was ordered. We were born
at the Cape, where our mother died, ana where re
Malta, and for the last six years we We're in Eng
was such good father said [idss gITGa wist nn7
fully so much interested sS te td II our b hn about
yypg thing T did 81 ae % ~ hd us he Wa good 90 to
others. too He was kind to his men. and tried to
haye recreation for them so they would not aI1nk @
eertaiRmthst eeq finmRhls we VINO knew Hln wen =
a e fe seppee pee aep ead waa ToWn back her
eyes giowed Mr.. Sinclair understood, Her fathers
uftering her defiance AGAINST his accuseEs users
tioksh work getting our trunks UP these rocks.
Perhaps wen have to haul them with ropes
unless nf sheys7 they we're Very heavily loaded
Rard .9 to rc nd room % for bEo 9gT 8oxeS sone on
and blankets. besides few dishes and knives a
silver and pictures and things that had been in the
family for generations were sold 1t dia not seen seen
right at ALL for Aunt Agatha never went into dept
we paid for everything as we bought IT. me
6eey s G6 expenssg fg AS we ere minors we were
not consulted, and relation was there TO look
aTnat at was hard indeed agreed the agent; but
mn n Iis SaTv ver YOU am AFRAID YOU viii find diff
cuity even with your table linen Who viii be the
Laundry right reaiBs Rs95e Waetfa gs fa IEH T5e
be1DW q
few minutes ga eF9Ph5 Fs ths f6l0 f9 d fhe M
clair proclaim nonarchs Of al you sgryey f+s
place! And, best Of an. there's quite good sized
captain Hariot was fresh air enthusiast SAID
Mr. Sinclair kneW rn}fre IG3 no" Those box beds
serve also chests for clothing ana mere are cup
9T trunks are very large said Ulrica doubt;
fully ta9g IN me cs6 ooTer Them M With cRintz
brought few yards with me-and use them Tor
seaSS :Sow SH0 viii leave you to explore" said Mr.
sinclair "and I will send some men up with your
@We'd better go down with you. GU. ~, suggested 48t
9n,1 "a have no idea what those boxes weigh 1t
won't be easy getting them up mere even al'er
tAyy ny sinclair agreed and the young housekeepers
the wav After selecting some bedding and cloth
ing rom a1nconpaned onD BY Jake Tolln and Jacques
Tharpertier each carrying Wen MEG p4sse +te
W Wner ain si for supper were well their way down
,ock the proprietor opened lhe culOoflIoS
Ia t1crerted their stores, Mr. Sinclair naVlnE au-
bori1ed them to use everything they could ma hs
IL ba5 sufficient supply elsewhere Ihey oIScoV-
Lie - q small bag of -four and boxes contalhlnS
+eal rice and Indian meal, two jars OF orange
ae.a-Inalade four tins of condensed soup anu slA
80 S Trepeta bles. also small quantity OF sqsal
Ii3 IT Cav let's have a feast tonight tor q house-
,,,arrring suggested Ivan: orange Tnarmalaae on on
~ eco6es Mrs Charpenticr sent and sugar IN our
tes tl The sugar won't last long, anyway: l nouce %
- the people here use moiasses instead sup
pose pn IL we viii agreed Ulrica; but after this we
st live on bread and fish only Tor Week9ays'
Iiin The fishermen, and have treat on
I'm hungry enough tonight TO en1oX, dry preso e
1r.,sf's good: for in g country WlthouI COWS W. W
.s+ 70 Get butter. After while expect 10 see
g. mining around with lump OF Diuppst.
NJever said Ulrica, with gT1n1aGe OF disg gGsI
.sPIn going TO PICK peIT!eo 0ii~ AN
enough to last all winter. -. .o.,,a- s,5 sister
l5ate < tesbed ~ cd and put away the dishes ana mace
Iad hA5s xrith clean linen and warm olaIketst
@ @lnelr ant 70 their cottage door and looheo out
they 4Se sec The twilight had grown dim neLore
oVs r,Ii1e,f NJ aurora whose lances or hght naShea
otI.LlMt ~ rect in fame coloTed crown touchlhg
- +-eterr below with CLINT OF LlIe tz T-,-oa
u - 9ee1 more hopeful tonight s6td II, Tia
- ~ 90 he because world locks SO peeu ullili,
itlSg i4s because you've eaten gooo SQUARE
tiiiia td The practical Ivan, and because nj
meal u so encouraging. It may take hnl InontHs
slilGa5 Il hnt believe ne VIII surely hnd iather al
last" (ro he continued)