Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-07-03

bit OF dialogue.
Are you working for the man who
owns this farmT" asked Nancy.
81 am"
Are you going to stay at the houser'
"No"
How long do you expect to work
hereT
'As long as I'm wanted-till the end
of the season, l reckon"
The man made several attempts to
start his team, but every time was
stopped with question which Miss
Burrows conJured up for the occasion.
At last she permitted him to go on,
with the injunction that thereafter
when lady asked him for information
he was to stop his team and listen def
erentially.
Mrs. Burrows one morning, sitting
at window reading novel, saw her
daughter emerge from the house, look
about her irresolutely, pluck spear of
grass and chew on 1t, then proceed
down into the wheatfield where the
farm hand was driving the moving
machine. On Nancy's arrival the ma
chine stopped, and a brief dialogue took
pace between the man ana the girl
Inc man descended from mis- seat ana
neipeu the glri up into IL. Then he
drove from the ground, walking beside
the machine for some distance, when
Nancy neiu out her nahas ror the reihs'
They were passed up to her, and with
difficulty she maintained her seat and
uroVe the team
Hre"t heavens eAei"ilneu Tue
no'nei' 'ne eni'u WIN 'ai' Oh anu 10
cut " piece7'
nut Nahcy lnahaseu 10 nlaihtaih her
palance, anu ner inother, h"v'hg neia
ner preath tiii her uhugnter descended
from ner perch' preaIheu custer
III ne were nnv one out country
punlphih, sniu 'he lnother uouptIuiiy'
shouio iee' worried
Inc country punipkih reiiaiheu ABOUT
the larln lor some uihe' thouBn ne uiu
ny "ppoai WIN foiy '.."u'y'
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alnuSe ne' 1nan lne 'eu,e,io" "nu WIS
ileu nun iIequen.iy Wl'''s ne "us AZ
worA' nut sue usu"iy uiu ~ wneh
ne' ,no'nei ""n pu'y VI ."A.hs S'eS'"
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ers' ! recAoh you Gun rsh' out mere y
what uue YOU me h"i'u ,ii"ue no
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Cs very nice OF you 10 say tnat'
salu Nahcy' towering her eyes. IN
ihuepteu 10 you TOT greht deai OF
pleasure ts very iohely mere I'm
hWiuiIy sorry you won De mere any
more. where are you golhgf
doht thlhk III go right away III
stay where am TOT hwhiIe 10 see u
cant get more WORK ABOUT mere
I'm glad you're not going right
away
About the time Mrs. Burrows WIS
thinking OF taking her daughter bark
to the city Miss Nancy was missing one
evening from the supper table. The
mother went to her daughters room,
but did not find her Seven, y, D
o'clock came ana no Nancy. Mrs. Bur
rows went over to some scattered
houses across the road to make lnqul
ries. She was Informed that about
O'Clock In the AFTERNOON the dischnrs-
ed farm hand, driving ON the road In
respondent motor, picked up Nancy
ana disappeared In cloud or dust
Mrs. BURROWS was very NINA.
Nancy didn't snow up again ut the
farm, but In rev DAYS her mother
received a letter from her stating that
she had been married hfter courtshlp
that was lust too romantic for any
thing" A young man she had never
SEEN put hho ionB loVeu her, 10 ne
sald, nad gone 10 the country uissuiSeu
as rarm hahu 10 WIN ner. nut mum
ma neednl worry because ne belonged
10 one Oh the Dest anu "eHitniest lanni'
hes IN the CITY was Il ineinper OF Tue
principai elups anu o"c VI tne pe"'