The Monticellonian., 1919-01-31
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T am aUarI Me have been selfish Iae. fIe Haaau saza. si@hng And that k something that CamNn May 53=#< #aee#= aeea## hae Hfet.
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 T I#aeVr thaHht If raat Uncle Joe the child whispered
 "Why. yanr running away from Tur Corners fhis Waz k like to mahc both Mandy and me unhappy as well as Auatzt Kase l={ 4zaa.t bGeNc- Mandy could gel married at all if she didn't haee .Hule efrl like yuu To carry flowers and hola Hp her train. How ahenf t. Handtzs
 hat k qQite true. GarolyD May, declared Miss Am4A3., pu4gine the saff little hody of the child tightly aaain
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 Carolyn May wis for onre beyond verbal expression BeStdee there was il noise Ill the outer hall and on the stairWay The door had been left ofan hy the surprised iauitor. \ burst of voices came into the apartment Uncle Joe turned wonder i inalz Miss Amanda stuad up Chr olyn May flew out e Led with shrieE that startled them both.
 eAIy paPa Ny mamma, hear them They're not droWnd-cd! God didn't let 'em be lost in the seal"
 She WIS out of tue room in her HishtsoWH. pattering in bare feet over the floor. \ brown man, with a beard and tWiHk1ths biie eyes. caught her Gp in his strong arms and huggod her swiftly safelE=to his breast
 ..snussY.e he said chokingly. "Pa- pa.s SHussyr
 Ny baby! Ny baby 1" cried the woman It whom Joseph Stagg was staring as though he believed her to he the ghost of his lost sister Han nah.
 h Was several hours later before I really sane thing was said or a sane thing done in that little Harlem flat.
 "Ifs like q lovely fairy story" cried Carolyn May. "only it's better than a fairy story-it.s real'"
 "Yes. Fes. it's real, thank God ,' murmured= =the happy mother.
 And I'm never going away from my little girl again. added the. father kissing her for at least the tenth time
 s.Bnt what Annty Rose is going te do I don't see" said Uncle Joe, shak- ing his head with real commiseration i've sent her q dispatch saying that the child is safe. But if we go back without Hannah's Gar'lyn-"
 "The poor soul :" said his sister. "l can believe that in her secret, subdued way Aunty Rose Kennedy is entirely wrapped mp in Carolyn May She will suffer if they are separated for long and so abruptly"
 That's true" Miss Amanda said 1 gently. And Joe will feel it. too"
 T bet will" agreed Joseph Stagg But I have you. Mandy Aunty Rose isn't going to have anybody. And foI her to go back alone into her old house for she won't stay with us, ot eourse-a he shook his head dolefulIy
 Let Us write to Aunty Rose" said Hannah Cameron briskly. We want her here. Why, of course we do Don't we Carolyn Mayf'
 Why :" cried the child delightedly that's just the way out of it, isn't it. My how nice things do come about in this World, don't they? Aunty Rose shall come here. You'll like her evel 90 much, papa And Prince will bt glad to have her come, for she always has treated PriHeey real we'll" 1 Prince. who had been standing by with his ears cooked, yawncd, whinet an lay down with sigh as though considering the matter quite satisfac torilY settled.
 Carolyn May, having climbed up into her fathers arms. reached out anC drew her mother close beside her THE END.
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