Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-12-07
CHAPTER III.

Nest did not fal lasleep for long time
ii she had not slept more than few
minutes when Fanny stood at her side
and awakened her. She started up and
gazed about in the gray morning light.
Madame likes an early cup of tea"
said Fanny, "and Miss Gillespie always
brought it to her. / suppose you will do
the same. miss? / have more than / can
do already, and that young imp, Perkins,
is that lazy that / can make him do
nothing"
Il will get up now" Nest said, shiver-
ing as she looked round her bare and mar
row chamber. sT shall not be long"
Fanny departed, and Nest sprang up.
When she descended to the kitchen she
found that the cook was inclined to give
her little assistance in the preparation of
her mistress morning beverage, and Nest
was so long about it that Mime. st.
Aubert was quite impatient when she at
length appeared
Good gracious, child, what time you
have been getting a cup of teal l have
SO much to do before breakfast, and
must have my morning cup first"
i hope / shall be earlier tomorrow"
Nest said.
i hope sol" madame cried, with
laugh, Put little more tea in, will
you, and be sure the water is boiling.
I'm afraid Freda spoiled you. If you ever
are to be any good now is your chance,
when you are separated from her. Well,
We had a great success last night. l
can't wait to tell you about it, but it was
the best night / have had. When the
concert was over the Duchess of st.
Noefs sent for me and engaged me to
sing three times at her great charity
concert That is the same as saying
That my fortune is made. She asked
where Miss Gillespie was, and said that
ffof Volkmarr was even better, so /
must have him to accompany me. | feel
90 pleased with everything"
=. am very glad" Nest said heartily.
praeticed for long time when you
We're gone, and / hope I shall soon be
better"
vi, yes, keep practicing!" madame
answered carelessly. "And now must
hook over my letters. SO you may run
away Fanny would be glad of your
help' | am sure, in arranging the salon
ano the little room off it. Miss Gillespie
generally did the flowers and such
things"
Fanny seemed inclined to profit to
considerable extent by Nests help, leav-
Ii2 nearly everything in her hands once
s-e appeared. The salon was handsome
furnished. and the room beyond it
,thiy pretty. Nest had an idea how
.Iea2 would have beautified them if the
az s'aA mad been hers. but again found her
vi lacking in experience.
ne result did not by any means sat
her when she had finished. Madame,
1o"eFer, only laughed when she ap-
rs@Ied. She seemed in high good hui
s7, come down to breakfast" she said.
Ina. mat may inspire you. Do you know
ny ning about marketing? left every
ss .s 20 Miss Gillespie, and she went out
sI breakfast. Here is a list of things
n. ant and cook win tell you the best
Is az which to purchase. Miss Gil
~ fortunately war so very plain that
a. paid her any attention. But you
~, Inherent, so you viii want to be
-. u. II any one speaks to you you
80 only do the best you can. / have
ST. s' Of things to do after breakfast.
g. A,ooody knows when shall see you
~, suppose when am free I may
shah want the salon the whole
People keep eslling, and it