The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-06-22

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DIV 90 On WITH TiiE STONY
ciiAPfTER XIV
GelnR down Into the neat little
FleF Mennie was abruptly con-
Gus ~ the room's Hhahbiness,
u rug had Ions since faded, ~
ight, original pattern lost. They
4 bought the couch In the corner
year Daddy died and somehow.
bee, there had never been enough
pney 70 recover ", There was 4
Pm place on one of the enshions,
. curtains were spotiess, Hike
erythins slae In Mrs o'DaFe's
me, but they had quite obviously
I'm patched and darned, There
ra seuned maFks-~fhe sort small
lrdy shoes make--on all the
sirs ana on the upright piano,
How shabby, Mennie thought
IN \ pnne, al this would look 70
urban eyes Of her distinguished
tier, An, hut she could change
this IN the twinkilng of an eye
enIy she wanted tot No longer
"A her mother ruin her eyes over
. mendink, pFelenEing the life
demask ana wool, No longer
20 the table be SGT with cracked,
ppsd china, The o'Dares could
W. silver and f1ne linen, Her
bthes could have iuxury beyond
y brightest dreams, M0nnis con-
ered that she had known the
ldness ana DESPAIR Of fFst love
4 II had brought her nothing,
thur Maekenxie would bring her
calm. assured devotion Of mid,
age, Along with this he could
eF her security and assurance,
rhaae thaushis raced through
pnnie's mind as, before the MIR
IN the hall, she touched her
Y neFvously, smoothed her frack,
What are YOU thinking OFF,
Npnnie made a sweeping ses-
- 'wonasFing what he'll think
Ean't like itsn
EoH't-en Monpie wrinkled her
pc, ~ don't much care whether
does or not, was thinking how
this place must be for Mother,
. knows every worn place in the
n every scratch on the furniture,
YES wishing ! could make Q clean
COP Of y al: se. her new shinss'p
'p'ye know Kay interrupted
~ an air pf saGacity, y don't
iaye she minds 30 much mot
we do, Every bit Of IT ~ the
bbhiness mean IT. u home 10
bther, We're always going about,
bing other peoples thinGs and
nG snyians, Hut she never eemv
just the same I'd like 10 he
n to get her new thinEs," said
bnnie sturdily, nAnd someone to
II her - 10 wash dishes and do
heavy part Of the cleaning, she
lst have washed millions Of
kea In the last 10 years
Not for meIn yaWned Kay laz-
NJ never mean to wash apy,
hen I'm an old maid ! shall Ice
oIia rpom-a studie-and have
maid IN . sEsy Uniform 70 wan
nThat would be niee,n Monnie
itpye, hWhsEs y Nuns, by the
ashs ran ssEass q Mrs rss,'s,
n seme hyelh, ,psila y slek Nhh
~ HamHtHf@hi
II Wish she'd rest .nnne, N .
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