A Domestic Dilemma-2
y, Mama is all rig s; tears ood up.
quot;See! You urned my c me.quot;
Marianne began to cry, and Martin took her in his arms.
quot;ts all rigake your ciality from t. I dont mind, but at least you can leave me my little boy.quot;
Andy edged close to ouc;Daddy,quot; he wailed.
Martin took to t of tairs. quot;Andy, you take up Marianne and Daddy e.quot;
quot;But Mama?quot; the child asked, whispering.
quot;Mama ;
Emily tcable, in poured a cup of soup and set it before ion, irrespective of toucrain of tenderness. Un up and drink t; ened and imploring. toucins urned tenor of her mood.
quot;Ma-Martin,quot; s;Im so as;
quot;Drink t;
Obeying er a second cup so lead o trained. go to leave tumult, came again.
quot;urned a me and turned a;
Impatience and fatigue ;You forget t Andy is still a little c compre;
quot;Did I make a scene? Oin, did I make a scene before t;
ouc ;Forget it Put on your nigo sleep.quot;
quot;My curned a urned a;
S in tin ;For Gods sake go to sleep. t by tomorro;
As rue. ould t root in to fester in ter-years? Martin did not kno alternative sickened of Emily, foresaer ion: ties t glared from terating darkness of simes. Martin anticipated , t. t ary rouble long ago and t sied of rebellion against e; ed his wife.
Once in t secure for t time t evening. Marianne fell do;Daddy, c; fell again, got up, and continued tine. Andy sat in