The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-23

.he paper winch md my detormity. The little
looked wistfully my crooked arms and les po
said nothing
II see. said the mother, 1 had better buy the
other, taking out five fresh new bills to pay for
lona. I 'ea1t this onc' id the little angel.
Don't You see, want doll 10 play with
e"l'd not pfag 'eHh ner, cycling the naughty
Poor queen" calculated the Doctor with a
smile. ''i
oh, how my heart did beat
You sec continued The little one THAT don't
matter Mhat-wha he said for can mn long
clothes ON her and she lie 4nU o1rn nine Jn7u',
The shopkeepcr must have felt glad"
NO. think he was quito angry with me for
the child continued oh, do buy this one n1ease
tore her o1reaau' and she pressed mo co i
her arms that laughed for low They co,,1a ~
teii' fowever but what ! was CRYING nv
"li you something's vat I will do said tho
coy opi , rs ees 20" fnc French doH too She
f"ny n @e1, mve dollars viii gie her You sneap.
odder-bof &c dcN-vot you sayso' '' se
me mother whispered to him. handed him
1 has more money then sold aloud: Since her
ncft Is so set upon it will take tba ana s ss.
1anees AT this the little one danced fo o"e she
When til" shoNman carried me back 10 n,,t mo
~ ins DON, heard him say to the bundle wranper.
and N eos lucky ren 7nchY Zis eez re las dav.
sho cas, Inns t should not sell fine doll AT ali:
sue cos 100 much money. Eff eet had NOT boon fa
rs fee'ie Go1l could not GET rid of be, =, M
Nii oi 'his Time he was packing up the queen
~ q, lh'. laughed the young physician $50
~n @ia no. prove so great disadvantage to the
i'Veii aite! all! You managed to secure n mr.
CHASER for her. Here he laughed so baarti1r No.
ne liked TO have fallen off his chair bnt a,,'t
himself in time '' p"t calSht
;. Le1 me carry my baby home myself insisted
'"e elliia; ana was put into her own arms
he other rachaee vow can send home, ni,
lie mother With meaning glance
cerainment said tho man. scertainmont, ana
ne bowed us out OF the store"
an ma said the Doctor so the fine queen was
sent nome IN common delivery wagone,
80, yes: and went home in the fine sleigh the
pells ringing a merry tune as the horses went
swiftly through the streets until they stonnad az -
handsome home in the most fashionable Quarter Of
the city" 4 ei vi
Were You not happyo"
res but after all could not help being sorry
1or the poor queen. 1t must have been mortifvne
TO her. She should at least have been taken home
in carriage 'o
yoU' ~ '''' ''"o''
Well-soon after our arrival was turned over
TO seamsiess, worry dark coored woman who
Wore bright striped handkerchief knottel fantis
tlcally about her head IIcr mistress whispered
something to her, which made her smile. and nod
her head.
"' Decd she will make purity baby she said 10
herself as she carried me Off to the sewing room
and locked herself in
The Doctor nodded his heed he he'd just such
picture OF a cooHed Nanny" in his own mind
There was such delightful air of mystery
about the house all of that day. Everybody was
whispering to everybody else had never seen
anything like this before was i'm all of their
secrets, for they thought nothing of talking before
me. could also hear the little one skipping
through the halls which echoed with her childish
glec
AS for mo, ] measured and fitted with
long heecy robes of muslin and lace, tied about
the waist With blue ribbons and my poor mis-
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