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' THE WALLFLOWER'
Bg Clarltta Ufackle
i. . . . . Dr. ...
nil"0 ' ' B we-cerner"
'r W asked Mnrk' Wynne of hi young
rf'Oh.' th'nt l Mlllle Parker pretty,
!i-.' she? But nhe enn't tdnncc, or
.i.I i.nt te thev cnll her the
Sunflower' thev nre n theughtlcsR
itinehl" en'' w,tn "'.cnnrniing upwara
lift of her shoulder thd meBt thought-
'nilum. fine 01 nil lurucu nun una linn
iwitns u" " v """
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n. xvrnne ceu in net. wince very wcu
lm EWe wen glnd te Je;e him for one
ntli who sparkled as the town wit.
,'Wne is that sitting with Millie
prker?" nshed Elsie suddenly.
(Thtt medicine mnn Is sitting In the
V linlew of the wallflower," -sighed
h OtDTtt. ......
'lie cannot de enjoying nirascu,
m unia rriunt he Is having the time
u his life and say, Elsie, she leeks
,i pltliy W"'B" -v '
"Where Is Alfred Brown?" asked El
ri. changing the subject.
'Sh-h-h. Whisper It the fever I"
'"Ne I That makes thirty enses' in
0E?ile was silent after that. The' epi
demic had started, as such things usu
flr de In an unhealthy slum near' the
rtrer's edge and tliere hadvbeen whl-
Crs of polluted drinking water of milk
tUes washed In the river water sani
tation rules violated, nnd the town au
thorities were confronted with a grave
tc.b 'wvnne. DBSslnir threush the
llittle town from a hunting trip In the
tht father of Elsie Lee, se his nppenr
gVre at the little party was a happy
"Leng'after he had retired that night
lit thought of the dread disease which
vis sweeping through Lanebore, and
ht thought of something Mlllle Parker
ltd salil te him that evening while her
young companion! fox-trotted trennd
them. v
"-We need nurses," sold Millie
thoughtfully.
' "They can be sent from town eas
ily," exclaimed Mnrk, with a mental
note te 'start' something when he re
turned te the citv. ' ,
"We hove thirty here new one for
each case and new we shall need mero.
Dr. Wynne, de you think I could help
in seme case i novo taxen care of six
people, my own, Until they, went and
thcre Is no reason why I could het help
save -a life I nm alone except for Reme
cousins with whom I live." She watch
ed htm expectantly.
"Have you any fear of the disease?"
, NO." .
"Then you might de you could help
a regular trained nurse relieve her. I
will' sce what I can de."
But when two days later he tried te
get word te Millie Parker he learned
te his dismay that she had gene te a
farmhouse three miles away te nurse
an old man who was very 111."
"Peer as poverty herself, and geno
te nurse a man who hasn't money
enough te pay for his own medicine,"
complained Millie's elderly cousin,
"Cannet pay for, his own medicine?"
repeated the doctor. "I'll tnke that
case myself. I came down te help out,
and Miss MUlre's case sounds llke a
desperate one." '
"Desperately foolish,", grumbled the
tlmirl soul ns she closed the deer gently
behind him.
Millie did net question Mark's unex
pected arrival at the plain little house
en the rocky hillside. Old Peter Jen
kins was very sick he would never be
any bettcr-it was impossible te And
any one te stay with him he had no
relatives, and se Millie had come.
"She's a pretty little, girl," piped
Peter in one of his lucid moments; "re
minds me of my Susie little and al
ways tender and careful of old felkn.
Susie's sleeping out there, en the hill
side along with her ma arid her sisters
'nnd brothers. They left me all alone,
and I'm just waiting for, the word te
go. Seems as if It would never come,"
he added querulously.
Mlllle flitted into the room with a
cup and spoon. "Just' n little bit of
this, Unde Peter," she coaxed. "See,
MiMMMMtartif
I'll take a tsits myself first te keep
you company." The old man smiled
wanly and took the medicine, his dim
ejes, following the blithe young form
around the room. "She's ns sweet and
whnlMinmn ns them wallflowers my
wife planted along the stone .wall," he
murmured.
Mlllle blushed as the met the. young
doctor's eys, for. she 'knew that he
had heard, her nickname of wallflower.
One day Peter had a visitor, a grave
looking mnn. who stayed for a while
and talked In a low, tone te the sick
mnn, The" nextday he come again and
brought some ether people with him.
Dr. Wynne frowned en this, but Mr.
Jenkins hed hU own way.
if Tsma MIDI who sal threuah the
Jeng inlght alone with the dying man:
It was Millie who talked with him
about Susie nnd the ether children and
the wife who had passed en before and
who were all waiting for his coming en
that ether shore.
"And you, 'little wallflower," he
whispered, "what of you, all alone in
the world?" ., .
"I shall find a way," said Millie
bravely, trying net te cry ever his go
ing, for he did net want te stay. "I
am learning te nurse sick people. Tnk?
Ing care of you has helped me, nnd
some day I shall go te a large hos
pital training school for nurses
und-r-" . y
"Ne, no, you will de nothing of the
sort; you shall marry. Dr. Wynne. He
loves you, little wallflower, and you
love him. My eyes are dim, but I
could see that." He smiled cheerfully
at her, and she hid her, blushing face
in her white apron and received hi
blessing 'en her bent head. Mark
Wynne crept away from the room ana
Mlllle did net knew that he had heard
these words until long afterwerd. Be
fore morning dawned again Peter Jen
kins' happy spirit had winged upward
te join his .beloved ones, and Millie was
alone. -
A few days afterward, when the
house was empty of Its tenant and
Mlllle was preparing te leave, the
strange lawyer enme te sce her.
"Peter Jenkins left a will," he sold
tersely. "He died a rich man. Yeu
nre his sole heir."
The little wallflower, i who thought
rtffl
teiSMta
he had nurtfd a, peer msn, broke
down and cried miserably. The law
er took himself off nnd sent for warn
"Yeu remember Mr. Jenkins' proph
ecy, don't you, Millie?" he asked.
"Yeu heard?" flashed Millie. ..
"Yes, nnd It is coming true, llttle
wallflower, isn't it?'! he whispered.
VMillle Parker married?" shrieked
Elsie Smith incredulously. "That little
wallflower?"
4
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