The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-11-25

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;NovEMB|ER"s5, y 4 81 :"s 81 1892. 1sej !:
But saddenlyd as if aae'epssoiiq9usly,. 49, : i9 o.
voice scared ihight22a.boygee 81 the rest, ia q q
faoce Of phoEus eti etiiq4 nette, sllnpeo,.t almost A. ~
it'dared,to 'mpzeyise q alhs.9s hsyno9isas, 99ges., y
!; : ri.tion"of ofi!ts, its, OWE, saisily delicats, II.
taA .apd sE'ssest,t lsePing from q note eel.a 1
note, ,,.a5ls .ad |dli,.4.ioetste |l,4 eveEy one Abr
Al the, huadnsa eetEbbss voices yhhiiehsep hih
together. The conductor seoaqpseeter fle1usa ,aa
swung his baton nesvpussllyy, usslly, sit Vas AZ;
dently shocking surprise v. to hin, hiym,lg BY
as the voice went - yon, the, lovely, loft
soprano, without = !discord, be did nq
falter in 81 bis position; thoryh xhesq' y !
strain ended ended, his faqs h.; ;vore q leot1 =
great relief, and he east east one -instanta
neous glance towards tho side ,xheno
The voice arose, The .qlo soprano !! !!
her silk and q white laee, looked tsll d'spleas
ed and 'n'llj9 BIT heer le lip: .,.og" = ,.,,r%
l; had raised my opera glass 90. en'
sought out / ths bq@' singer Il vas sh' b
of tho fallen cape, she {, " whom. Nel
sketohed, and d: she ' looked as if she die
not know at ! e1l T. that she' vas u doing
singular thing FIR fsee M wore e';' e :! ptte " 9
aneonfeN'ousspess, u qaiet i happiness snf
heF eyes were tfg4 bspt dexp ta bad Il 81 scenes IS
g. as if hef Houl tang qn kn9~n IL her: I
was wonderful git f. glanced e3c ct stt'ath s|a'g1
:1l.; RI 4,@ IL y 1T T 81 ss;j "}6' 4;
'm9urmgqled, e il .vexed 'e teae:; 2 :;s,e -: vi
;:aQur: little. Psyche has found : seal
Ivondss 1rE y}besaE"s "seYE eYEhi:pssted' stt MI +
opr ears; ii; :...,: ..:o;.iss7,.2 nz41I:sa.
The ,ng music 2 ~ Xent t. o9 a9y ~ethod'ca!!y g
enough ef1ter that and The Ill.,. eoncer. le, eles'
ed ssa at 4, L.! VIZ s;S'H s$ :RR.P:s :,
Isl as much q sly ~ che Wy Homo, but
x'ias; 'ill; very happy; for st5athmofe drew
ny ny ill'. arn 10 closely 'in big, and h6A
and ;:theeah ggaNvts' gaNvt'' mt 'tI1a' Sns Of Hi ten.
daerest g)aness ii 'ths moonlight s,sx:Ana xna
hse fingered a iobigsa .kiIe i;ith' his good
nisht, als2iiesst !, If gelaag Is me, Il 'sal-
most as if ke found gaftty i'd Wy y pres
:eensee:: Aftsf be wsst;;I T stood !beidte
tbe great miirot ID ths parlof SURVEY "
i ing myself; llf; ADA }F71emiDg: f'stooa
there, tall, erect. glowing, with my:
large, luminous eyes, radiant with life
and happiness. 49,. 7 7 !. was beautiful y. i that
night, and !, remember Il lifted ny
hand, loosening the coils Of my: golden:
brown hair so that it fell about my face,
over my shoulders; it was iiny halo IF
glory. I felt like a queen, and that
pleased me, for I'gavc myself strath-
more, and I wanted my gift TO be "a
worth one: 1!hked>:to look,iu the mir
ror and think "Thathis Guys love Z"
Life has been uucre3ned !since..:s;i 81
i: I'knew that at' this time. 7Strathmore
occupied rooms, .bashe]or fashion, .on'
one of our pleasantest streets. He had
often ineutionedo casaaalt;a.ehoIEe. en-
Sofortigu 'euriasities. antique
volumes;i which3T mustIese some day,
but. L never had seen them as yet.
Nelrs curiosity was quite excited, and
she:often, urged ms|to make: some little
errand there, and take: her with me
but l could not quite consent te, DO that,
it might not please straetthmoaree.:' :! Il y! ae She
accomplished eherr endtet last . 8! though,
without me she eoa1ed '!st Ben, and n1,,: he
made pretext one day, to rush in ' .un--
ceremoniously, as man can, taking her
with him, an m apparently unHi'lin'g nv i'g's 'isi-
tor.
"Three rooms, Ada r' she exclaimed,
'sand the loveliest furniture
you - ever saw, and 4ach beautiful pic
lures !! I wish you : could . see ono e. o.
them. That man bas "a 70 money ) he
must have spent every cent he owned
ID luxiulriisas.: iuliias ~ les we11 You re- an heiresd
Ada i, hE:, .I'a&2: q; .aansn .E!,h
" rhie words t jaiiirya a II iiittlsy but Bep.
took up lie discourse gsood!aatufedly;
,ssfi'ifsa*, i'7ado::i l.
i III ia: pretty: place, Ada; aud I.
think it'sFsa'' shame skathmore dom T.
take you ip some day to SCI: it: 91'lisdo:
i it + Myself mi5ysself you 9shair 81 with me, no one
cad object ta':that.S' 1.<celtaia4y never
saw mtre,' a,sghifeently eoEossd mser j.:
acchau6ms!" b.'a 81! ii syo ,..ol :, bsA (.
1 did not answer; ab,at I'oould' mot
help feeliugNia aittle"-wish stS.sse the
place whers 'hsr Iosedr had dad1elk 90
long. ,1c2. ;ci1 ror2s ~; :t;,1f .qol: i
:''.Chance made :Ben:as good Saa' his
word. No; 1.@ill not callit reh.ade; IL
WAS. fate, nroyideuee;; what. you will
We were going ate call e.n toF Nslt A. 2. tho e
house Of one Of her friends, and tss
were Walking: :leisurelJfdown the street,
when a great drop fell ,op ny ny 4'aIauF m'IauFe
hat, and two, 81 On Ply; gloves ) wona o.
nature could &, not s' bear tpat, :, 7 Looked
up aud saw alsrk 'a clouds e!9 1 swiftly gather:
ipg, and / ipsti9o'tiyely H. tI'9 d''t*d iot0 i
"w1at i shall III % do, Ben Ben ?a II Il; e1eiaip- I ::
ed ;2"itis rainiugw Is''''t 80 - T.,
Ben looked puzzled, as q; min'>w
but, sudaenIv his face became ra,1iant.