Ladies' Home Journal and Practical Housekeeper
Copyrighted, 1887, by Cyrus H. K. Cdbtis. Yearly Subscription 50 Cent*. VOL. V, NO. 2. PHILADELPHIA, JANUARY, 1888. Mingle Copies 6 Cents. [ETorThb ladirs' iiomr Journal.] her fearful pain. And now when at last he came for her and helped her to grapes, and after din CHAPTER VI. and put bis arms around her and took her face ner wheeled her for an hour on the broad plateau, THE SPRING FARM. between his hands and looked fondly into it as he stooping over her once and caressing her white THE SCHOOL MISTRESS questioned her of her health she felt that he was hair, which he told her was very becoming, and The setting sun of a raw January afternoon was By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes. unchanged, and thanked her Father for it. He saying no more of the girl seen In church that shining into the dingy school room where Maude Author of " Tempest and Sunshine," " Lena was delighted with ever thing, and sat by her uu morning. The Alllngs had been late and the rec sat by the iron rusted box stove, with her feet on Jiivers," etc., etc. til after lunch, which was served on the piazza, tor was reading the first lesson when they came the hearth, reading a note which had been brought and asked her of her life there and the people in in, father and mother and two healthy buxom to her just before the close of school by a man Copyright, 1887, by Daniel Holmks. (All rights re- the neighborhood and finally if she knew of a girls, followed by Maude, who, in ber black dress, who had been to the Post Office in the Tillage at sesvedj.
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