Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-28

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stable. ms lol.'",i ,i.,itnr after one
re'u, Il ,,nioSts Inns made an appeal
~ thor, Inrolbv receives Word ,''"'
his work at Lebanon Will n' ''n,
over by anoth't' l,,,c
Tor pE ''"" III >,rS
AND HERE IL '''
ssJT'S a fine day
"Yes, its brau'h"''
FIcda wanted to ask no" Nv
hut hpsitatcd from feelings "l
Jngolbv seemed to una'fN'"'"'
reflection of the old whlm>''"' >'''''
touched his lins an" HIS
over the covorlct aS though >'I''"'N'''0
or+ a wrinElcd map.
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Inc '''Il'' '''','' .,.;,,n. ,,.borc
said dreamlIN. '''
used TO soc them. How dla hh""
-,os q fro Lovg Simple enough. VINE"
,l +horo ,vo, ONLY th'
the """' W l., o;r ,,..,.
lightcSt breath Oh "I'- an"
fresh and crisp. and | Conld smell 'h'
.,r O,e ecnse less. more degree of
,+l,or .orscs The sun
power " '"'
warns the air. gives IL III" W.
between it and the light FROST Whl'"
-.o1 +h,+ Il was dry outside, | got
:, g. t,u loy Also
the shl''' " INV
heard the cry OF the VIII -'""l gums
South and they wouldn't have made a
d g = hadn't been n fine day. And
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Also anu lN'"''''
howSomever. | heard Jim Singing an"
that Niger never sings i'll bad weather.
w., s; ,,.,,+bor roycn and this
'" . ,n.o , .,o,,,ro,l,
morning h' ""N
In the glen
Being blind. he could not see that.
suddenly. a storm of emotion swept over
her face.
His CheerfulnesA, his bOylike sim =
plicity. his indOmitable spirit. which had
survived so much. and must still fac"
so much. his almost chidlike ways. and
the naive description of blind man ;
perception, walked in her an almost
intolerabie yearning. 1t was not the
yearning of maid for man. 1t was
the uncomfortable woman in her, the
mother thing. belonging to the first
woman that ever was-prOtection of the
weak. lowering love for the suffering,
the miniStering spirit.
Since Ingoby had been brought to the
house in the pines, Madame Bnltecl and
herself. with jim. had nurs"d him
through the Valley of the Shadow
They had nursed him through brain =
fever, through agonlrS which could not
Save been borne with consciousness In,
fmpest OF the mlhd ana the pains o'
snstortuh' went on from hour 20 h"ur'
ton uaE 10 onI' nl"'"S' """""' s'uS
mg' uh'iI at 'aSt, N""""" "' III,
'oriiiet s'i' p". WIN "'"''''"' ,'S
w ms l"'e "'.i'n '"'n' i''''i >"i'' ''i'''E
'"in' ~. ','Su 20 ,,i'',f ~, .'u' :. :,
s StlSNs.n: - p'Uil'," up "t;' ti h'i''Ns II
e .% peu Mn'." ~ "'t t.;I G''" i,,;'E it" It, Nv Il
- u '.,',. Nv oo.,..,,, ',o,,,,"Io wa
It m"O .L ,""n , 49, 80 .l,. ha,,,a ''.h;oh
,atobinn t,,o ,,,an,,in, sun ,,.os has
,,;toI CO.. on i,,roIid g. .ho bod oi,,o,
to him With on oocornoss hahn,
which was the feeling that somehow j
made him mnre Of tho innGir circIn n
her own life for opart from cvcry othe
feeling she had. thrrc wos in her ,
deep spirit of comradcshiu 'bclonging I,
far-off times wh,o her life was thn
of the open road. the hillside and tn
vale. In those days no man was
stranger; all belonged.
To meet, and greet. and pass wa
the hourly event, but the meeting an
the greeting had in it the famiiarit
of common wandering, the sympath
Of the homeless. Had Ingolby bee
\ less to her than he was. there woul
Y still have been the comrudcShp whic
made her the great creature she wa
fast becoming. 1t was odd that, a
1ngolby became thinner and thinner
and ever more wan. she. in spite {
her ceaseless nursing. appeared I
thrive physically. She ha! even slight
Increased the fulnPss of her figure. III
velvet of her checks had grown riche
and her eyes deeper with war fir
1t was as though she tiouriShed on Civ
ing; as though hundred nerves
oeihs anu i'V"ns ma" VI ~, "AIn ~