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Pollyanna Grows Up
The Second Xxiaa JJooit
(TRADE-MARK)
"ORADE-MARX)
By ELEANOR H. PORTER
Copyrlaht, 1913, by The Paae Co.;
SYNOPSIS
- X Pollyanna has fully recovered - from her
ininria received In the automobile accident.
and during her Uncle and Aunt's visit ts
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cottage that she had first sn v
a forlorn little runaway ? hlm
r Orphans Home " year it? from
' thought of ,him again t re- . Sb
little catch of her breath with
the proud lifting of her head tt
ways came now with th? hata1'
thought of Jimmy, she hurriSeC0114
.: Snows' door-steptW vZZt
As was usually the case tl?c
;liad nothing but the f war rr,
1 ; comes tor Pollvanna j 1 Ul wk
..wiiiic. p65 . ww.. , w -U41 u was not lone befm-A i,
. drew long rsigh, threw:" aside tht talkingVof-the -game- n I i?y Wer
' second ruined pencil, and picked .up a Beldmgsviile was theVlaH iiome in
slender green one witn a oeautnui
.:along?"-sked"Po11n0" getting
1 wonder where they getf had finished the business af.? lr ?hev
their titles' . she despaired. "Maybe, call ' . . , ; Ul n
; though, I ought to decide on the story - Splendidly 1" beamed Miilv c
first, and then make a title to fit.- "This: is the third job IVp L?nv.-
Anyhow, I'm going to. do it." And week. Oh, Miss Pollyanna I'm s
forthwith she drew; a -black line . glad you had me take up tywrhW-
through the three words and poised a for you see I can do that ViX g, J
k the pencil for a fresh start.-. - . - hQmeL. And it's all owing to you " l
The start- was not made at." once, v. "Nonsense T: disclaimed Pollvaiin
'however. Even when it was made, it merrily.;. yanna
must have been a false one, for at the": .'But it;is. "In the first ni V
end of half an hour; the .whole page, couldn't have done! it anywav if'; '
was nothing but a jumble of scratch- hadn't' been for the gzmt-LL '
: ed-out lines, -with only a few words", mother so much better, you S
.here and there left to tell the tale. , r that I had some time to myself S ;
. At this juncture Aunt Polly came then, at the very first, you suggested
: into the room. She turned tired yes .typewriting, and helped me to buy a '
unon her niece." - " machtne, I-should like to lenn 'w
'Well, Pollyanna, what are you up; that doesnH.come pretty near owing;
to now " she demanded. . itlltoyoul" ;
Pollyanna laughed " and .colored ; " nt. ?nct apin Pollyanna objected.
guiltily. r- " - t 2ime ?he was interrupted by '
"Nothing much, auntk. Anyhow, it f"' to-wheel chair by.
doesn't look as if it were much-yet," 9' iivfdQ earnest,ly and ;
she admitted,' with a rueful " smile., "yjdrs Snow speak, that-,
n-e;A-i Wc o coo,- on, rm nnt cr. roJlyanna, :m spite of herself, could -
Through MlBsWetherly she arrange. VtlWiJ" --bUt hearwhat she had to say.
rtain.:dni.'-..Carfwr Jtoli':U:t 8adl ?ng to tell it yet. - v uT t.m . . ... - T '
Germany, is spending .the winter m wo. fhU nnmt "5he eved with a ""VlfVi t uu m tne ows' :-
with a Mrs. carew. Several years befora point. . .mis point sne eyea, wim ta , Well, and how are von Xll-
Mrs. carew's nepaew, Jamie, was ianp- ., meanauve irowii. . ; , t ' . .aioner .slfprt Pnii,,-'
pd and Pollyanna ds remWUered she..
n . i n m n n r i - iiiiiihirm.i hj ' lu iuu -
Knowing something of Pollyanna's reTJuta
tlon for ."being glad" Mrs. Carew. takes he
i charge on the condition that she an stay
only so Jong as she doesn't preach. - Without:
doing what Mrs. Carew calls reaching, Pol
lyanna .persuades her to open the unused
rooms of her elegant home, raise the Bhades.
dress herself in beautiful clothes and jewels
and occupy the family pew at church ser
vices. Pollyanna visits the Boston-Public
Garden . alone and there talks with a - maa
who calls himself "an" old duffer, " : and a
lovely discouraged girl- Pollyanna loses her
way, and is taken -home by Jrry, a llttla
hewsboy. Pollyanna goes often to the park
to feed the -squirrels - and birds: and thera
again meets Jerry and his little friend
"Jamie," and is convinced that he is Mrs.
Carew's lost nephaw. i Mrs. Carew is induc
ed to offer the boy a home, but he refuses.
Pollyanna, however, doasn't give up, and' Is
also determined to -find a friend "who cares"
for Sadie Dean,- her Public Garden friend.
Knowing th will vmlss . Pollyanna sorely
when she goes home, Mrs. .Carew again of
fers Jamie a home, and he comes. ; Sadie,
too, has a fast friend in Mrs. Carew. Polly
anna spends six years In Germany witkiDr.
and. Mrs. ChUton. JDr. Chilton dies unexpectedly,-
and at almost tfee samo time Mrs.
Chilton learns that he Is practically ruined
financially. The two women;return to Beld-
-Ingsville1, and JPollyanna has a plan which
she thinks will enable them to keep the old
home.
to entertain
JDean for the summer. ."The .financial aide- of
the venture Is a. success, but several misun
derstandtngd arise, and the Carews go back
to Boston ' leaving Pollyanna and Jimmy
both miserable. '
CHAPTER XXV-(Continued)
XX THEREUPON, forthwith, she be
11 stirred herself to' be very gay
w and lively indeed, and to put
this - Jimmy Bean Pendleton out of
her thoughts. . As it "happened, Aunt
Polly though unwittingly, helped. her
to this. vVUr :X:"'"--i "
AST T f 1 ' 7 A. .11 W
Aunt Polly. But I can tell you right JSV 4 v . u , v
now that" if you're 'trying to akeJule ttle4ook x
anvthine 4iff erent out oftlose mort JPb' dear, today, that I
j
n Ur -H.rt J.ft: iiv i: uyui imc iu, see mere, jou are
.; . . - . - i Know, i can-see it. a
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vWQhder : . your , uncle's death, your
aunt's condition, everything I won't ,
say more aoout tnat. But tneres
something I do want to say, my dear,'
and. you must let me say it, fori
cant bear to see "that shadow in your
eyes without trying to drive it away,
No, dear, it isn't the papers. It's
a whole heap nicer than-any papers
ever conld be," crowed Pollyanna tri
umphantly, turning back to her work.
In Pollyannas eyes; suddenly had
risen a glowing vision, of what it
: Withhe going of th;Carews;had;.migh: tbe,; with that three thousand eJ 4t youVe Vm"
one .also tlieir, chief, sourcevpfm-- dollars once hers. : , : t m, lor. SnU r whole town, and lor
mediate income. anrt Aunt Pol v was : Knr ctitl annthpr half-liniir Pnilv- . . : . ..i. . . . '.. l.
-. . - - w.... . - --j cunQiini Diner DEODie evervwucic.
. ...u j -r. z - -..
ed her pencils ; then, with her courage
dulled, but not destroyed, she gather
ed up her papers and pencils and left
the room. -:- : r:'-::r
"I reckon mavbe I'll do better - bv
summer's work, and we have a. small, myself up-stairs," she was thinking as
sumirom the estate right along; but she hurried through the halL "I wnSewS what she had
until she found what she didn't have?
beginning fo" worry again, audibly,
about the state of their finances. : ?
"I don't know, really, Pollyanna,
what is going to become of us," she
would moan frequently. '"Of course
we are a little ahead now from this
"Mrs. Snow 1M protested Pollyanna, ,
in genuine distress. j
"Oh,tI xriean if, and I know what ;
I'm talking about," nodded the inval-V
id, triumphantly. "To begin with, '
look at me. Didn't you find me a '
fretful," whining creature who never
I never know how soon that's going thought I ought to do it at a desk -
to stpp, like-all the rest ;Jf only we being literary wOrk, so but anyhow, And didn't van ooen my eyes by
coma xio.sometning to onng in some the desk diflnt help, rne any , this bringing.ane three kinds of things so
ready cash 1 morning. Ill try the window seat in - pd have to have what I wanted, for
It was after one of these moanine mv room." , i
FA fie IEtfi Costof thins,
I BiegeBtcannert)argainever
offered. Holds 24 8-lb.ransi
dailycapacity800to400cansf
eQTiijDlwd-wrth Irozt Osatbs
for coal or wood: AhamoAl
,771 fire-Jot, smoke staok,
1 ' j can tongs, tipping cop
dl Ter, and wonderful
V book of instruetioss.
eivine all recines. all !
toronly $120. WithltyoucanmakstlOto
P0 a day, saving surplus frultand vegetables
amd canning it in glass ortinf orthe market
or your own table. ' Oanners all sizes and
prices. ' All guaranteed money back if not
satisfied. Get our offer of cash prises tot
best work deae on Majestic.
"Write today Jet J14t, mt n& flS.SS aad get
tutad ia thla ptosMot, yroftteble work. -
caTursa cots i nssKn a.; .
teft 10 ' Caattasoop, Tena.
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lameTrtations one day that Pollyan-
na's eyes chanced to Sail on a prize
story contest offer. It was a most al
luring one. The prizes were large and
numerous. The conditions were set
forth jn glowing terms. To read it,
one, would-think, that to win out were
the easiest thing in the world. It
rne window seat, howev.er, proved nv Mrs nnw.'was I really ever ;"
to be no more inspiring, judgingby qmte so impertinent as that?" mur- f
the jcrttched gnd rescratched pages mured Pollyanna, with a painful.
.Mb a win x uiijaiiiia 4iduu , auu . Kuh
-j it., t.if i r! ii uiusn.
at tue cna oi anoincr naii-nour rouy- Tf -SfiwUrf ? nnt " objected
anna discovered suddenly that it wis 1ir;tiS!!lrV ' Sfv Vou didnt
time to fret -dinner . - J Mrs.T -SnQW, StOfltly. ,uth,t
7 ...... mean 'it as impminence-4"u
wen, lm giaa 'tis, anyhow" she
KELLY-DUPLEX
COMOiriATlON
CUTTER and
j - - ii - in the wonu.
iuauc ail mc uiuci mv , t
er, my i
1i5vp trot me
nnr anyoouy :.
idea 'twas such an awful Job-just a velsef liancy." But you did get me to .
story, sol'., ; ... , . t play'ing .-landi see , yvlgt its done
During the following month Polly- for me, and for-Milry I Here 1 arnj
anna worked faithfully, doggedly, but much better-that I can sit in i a w j,
she soon found that "just a story, so" chair and' go -anywhere on tnis u : t
was indeed no small matter to ac- in it. That means a whole w j
evtrTone huhdred? Then why not go -complish.;-Pollyanna, however, was it comes to waiting on your..
ahexitrf . ?S.KLncL?.H?.s. ?WJh disease.
rThe'Verv thiner cried Pollvanna , . wv-" "iucs, mere -was orcainc iucsumib 'V, nW;nff to
von you
this," it ram "What if you never have
written .a story before 1, That is no
sign:.3rou cannot write one. Try it.
j TJiat's all. Wouldn't you like three
-inousanu aoiiarsf xwo xnousznar
"Onethousind?- Five hundred, or
saw it 1 And it says I can do it, too.
even any .oi ine others, it she should the pame. men mere s "-v ,,n. t
not happen to win the first one I - Of ttties of others: tight in tR" j
grinding Llill
wrote and erased, and
nnany ine sxory, sucn as it was, lay
h
nam voaamt,
rat via bar.
ahaaf aata.
"kaffireom. and mfla
aai h - tba tmtd.
either oD&rmlelv or mixed
la varied piaportioar with
ton on tk aob. vita or with
oatshucks.aead oats.tre.bap.
Icy. oora and all other grains,
Orlndi Velvet Bun
- and Visas
Foot rtatet s double
ML arlndrna at tfw
same time tccormu for Ita lirn onarltT.
Perfect regulation, fine, medium or coarse grlndlna,
Vor rapacity, easy nmntn and uniform grinding, Um
nawiiine cnyinci. nmi tot fre rataiOB.
DUPLKX MILL 4b APft. CO., Box 513. -rlnrW, 0.
- Th bast way to tX STsry farm ft in your
neighborhood working together along all pro
reartva lints la to got every one of thsm
VSdlflg tba Uvast and moat progroaaiw farm
apr you know. Wo aon't say The Progrei
, sivs Farmsr. if you know a batter one use It
Bm pleass help the best on. you know.
any more.
Pollyanna was on her feet and half
way to :the " door when a second
rmnl.i. u-t-m . u.. . ti ' :L T:tt:. i V,r hparinj?. out . . ;
thought htouth her steps to a pause sgivb it mut bSnUW-JnTheresight Vf.
Come to think of it, I reckon I she took the manuscript to Uiy actually happy. ; Doyou eme all
won'vafter all. I'll be all the nicer to Snow to be typewritten. V - ' cross-eyed Joe that -fhey used to
surprise her; and if I should get the. Ir rpar1e an Cross loe. because qf hiss tefflP
nrst one i .
Pollyanna went to sleeo that nicht
W-k1 MflfV Mrrlli ti a ml J JX - A 1 1 .
""""b i,.i,reWuw uo wuninai cottacre: "and it's a. real nice storv
threethousand dollars. . about a perfectly lovely girl.' But
. rU)nn began her story the next there's something somewhere that
aay. inat is, sne, with a very impor- isn't quite right a'bout it, I':
sense," mused Pollyanna doubtfully; ; coining wci w --- Wen s0rnc-,
as she hurried alone toward the Sndw 'more : than ft -did me, . thc r
cottage; "and it's a. real nice story. -.body's taught nra f2J;t o
v ana ' ma.ue -v
him. And iisten, oci
dittcreiii ,f
nut .
It's
. l".v , rtttipr olaces. .
'a A.a.k.JBl T n 1 U TfllWIl. IJ11L U ST arlTl !"
L dUUUL 11. III HIl HIIU . aw aff " - - - aM-f mU3
tant air, got out a quantity of paper, Anyhow, I don't believe I'd better V letter yesterdaytym j aii
h on the first pr zer : Mimcnnieuv - that uscaj
sharpened up half-a-dozen pencils, count too much
and established herself at the big old
fashioned Harrinirton desk in the liv
ing-room. Aftet biting restlessly at
the ends jof.two of her. pencils, she
wrote down three words on the fair
. iuu muni uii iiic iirsi xrrize i , mqt uav- .
then I won't be too much disappoint- about Mrs. 5om,,;rnber the
ed when I get one of the littler. onef-J :Hve hfcre. j Do 5? pendlet
Pollyanna always thought of Jimmy v The; lived on the way . v.
when jhc went to the Snows', for jt ' HilL , ; ; . t' wCek)
was at the side of the road near their ', v. (Continued nexi w