The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-07

from eaCh other in these
II do not know them. tho .l.5 MI
Dame, gathering her keys l.... ,..,
the dairy. Though in trI' DOB. I.,
| am "A poor judge of such Do r D.
beyond the Farmland j. .
do not go. being too busy OBJ
DO you mean sh- oIl.. .u
through the barnyard, "th.t ....
an the seasons on this farm r.
possible"
And why is it not p,- .
Dame asked. looking at -
first time u little stcrnly. % Al
that in spite of her Smuu. ,
skin she was a oma Of % ya
the seasons are all fun o. ...r
there is planting, in the sun. t,.,
is picking, in the autum. ...
storing. inthe winter th.t
ming"
Now these were Simple n 81.
plain to understand, and v,' n. nj
about them troubled her 80. m
she felt that she must find ...oa
for them or know no pca,, ..
THAT is all Very well. .
quickly. but YOU are ',.. ui
something, without which % .b
seasons are empty and the s..rl Dol
affair"
And what is that. then asked n
Dame.
Pleasure" she said.
II find pleasure in them . N
Dame said. and so do il.., ..I
me"
But they are all work '.. -
things that must be done 3D..
Juggling at the Danes So.
crossed the kitchen thr,.i. r.
pleasure is a thing apart DOL
have both. surely"
The Dame blew "A little S..N.. .H.
hanging among her keys if.. .....
there was a hustle and a ~. .
some dozen maids am hur' ..'. '
all parts of the ramhlins
to hear her orders. lIUt
busted herself with these -..
her guest.
My dear" she said IF $50.
my time of life and hav" .
YOUR pleasure in your W..
never find it in this world ,
and think of this
She sat down upon a n.r.
10y the open window. wh"r'
Scnt out "a spicy od"r and '
bees was no too far u
dropped her chin into tn" ,..
hands and thought.
Meantime the Dame ,i4I
Zach girl her task. not
t.., 49,. ..-f-
fairly.
You, Iottie. order tn" 'ori p
50 that there is room for
bottles. and write them LuN'
store book. Remember To-
drippinGs nor spiiiinGs. nor ,H
to see my best napkins used '
Janet. find Big Hans and w.
apple cellar ready for tn"
Lois. | warn YOU that
through all the chambers 500"
ali is as well there as when
peepcd under the beds and 'Nr
the pancS and looked at my 4
the coppcrS, when the slu.'
comes. after Mlcharlmas. th''.
be a pal Of trim red shoes i.i
busy feet. and no - To your
Elspeth, the linen is all in t'-'.I. o.
tits for yuu to count il. H.
know. is wise and trusty, and ..
herself as | would. with no
what and where. You other
the kitchen. and make ready
men when they are don" 70
apples ana hungry
They scattered each tu her
some sang together in r.t
catches and some We're silica.
grew quickly busy. Their
one idir. and she, ashamed at
trying to stan IN" fear thtt
hind her thoughts. follow.
haired Elsr,th To the l.n'r
watched hcp lift the frl-r
matters from the deep "
and pile them on the l,,..
amuus twists Of blue Law.
StrcwinGs Of old roses.
shall | trouble y.u Us
she asked her, and T. Sp"tl
head shyly and answered.
"No. madam. except VI
count the piles, and then
you
DO YOU always !, THIS
said.
"No, madam Elspeth au-n
the Dame Will have cJ,.,
all II Of Work. So
turn about. Before tins ! $50
washing aud @cit the .i..
brook stones uh. 10 wa
the fresh air Glow thr,.-
SW1ptpu all 81 uul,kl\ II