swer at once, for her vision did not naturally
travel beyond the confines of this world, but other women before this
old maid had travelled far in this now old man's leading. So she did
not feel his request to be either childish or unreasonable, only she too
wanted time to think. For after a while with her eyes resting
affectionately upon the old face now lying so quiet on the pillow, and
at the still beautiful and once so strong hands clasped together outside
the counterpane, she leaned over toward him and whispered.
"I'll give you that paper you want, Uncle Ambrose, and I'll write on it
same as you wish me to, for I shall have the home, and somehow I feel it
will be only right that you and Em'ly should have each other."
"Amen!" whispered Uncle Ambrose.
THE END
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Transcriber's Notes:
Obvious punctuation errors repaired.
Page 168, "sympathic" changed to "sympathetic" (sympathetic sounds of)
Page 217, "Sadduces" changed to "Sadducees" (remarked to the Saducees)
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