The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-08
ed,uhegirl thanked him by a grateful
saatePdd' ']aapsdcp4$h a quick M Msisb

3'fV'uPAWIoh quick tlgh
tetafshef. Armar made no attempt to
canse1be with her, but led his charge
1;P sppt whero little Lady B, With
lths lsans.h!'e .h!'ellp Of sher' tatld daughters, was
eponripg oat tsa,z and and iw.heffe Strawberries
+ xssers growing teady pluetea III their
dishes lie -ie 1vIasa table!and aoai6,g; not
only with milk Sid hoSey,, g. biutit with
cream snd RI rydstalized d'' ID gar!: "You
must al'os' mas eater FIJI 70 you, ," said
Henry Ar1maaaff,a with polite little bow.
"rher re Was Was Certain re gentle old:fash.
1ioosa ga'lantry about him THAT young
'nens sometimes sn'iIed'at2bat fo'rr which
fslt his women n-fritnds loved biln:' the
| eirlsu used .o'fsel happier when they
fsa~ hi@' coming qscross1 tie lawn ;
T Lady Bs42 -'haa trusted him torP t,iPf many ! "
years bs'was hear cousin, ID 81 j aod the littie
tl.dy, though she wss very kino,dit every very
Eone, did not admit many to- her init!
macy. He was one of the few people
'who y ere privileged to gather the roses
fthat 'gfe~aii id special beauty grated OF,
their thotns ii the rose-garden Of Ful:
ham avn! Though the yoannlgt men, men
smiled, they loved him Lord s5B--: b
consulted Him., and relied upon his
Judgment Happily such 2hia,tt, characters
(are m not quite rare id tn eager throonyg.
Which Of as cannot think Of some
among Is to ~hommoxe ali instinctiveiy
go far rest and qsympsth y;-people who
livs to consider otbef people, the gentle: !el:
links that bind iataabalentn spirits to.
gether !? Perhaps they may lot be so so
veil < no~n to;'ame 'ss' A. B, or G.;
lhpt:yho would not rather wiu, al,
they d.; the &'uuconscio,usa love and
So ae:olp6dence Of other hearts than; tb;e,
noisie, ,tuttampeti0gs of FIJI F.msc; Fame me
Igets :blackin The fsss nowadays celebias-9
tingdrst Ole '~atet s6d then anotherY7
1t,iss Kindly meant, but the loudest
notes of'a trumpet are 6oot u 10 comfort comfort
Jog to human hearts as' Tie gentle beam
6fEindly eyes! a5o1 Ze'.i>:1 : ,":,.I 80: n :
!: -,tLdOna thihkzsh;aat, Until he saw 1,..
bella, ..Heniy aAraniatt had ever Yer had a
,soatipeat1sidcs'ke he ~as a boy? People
were 80 used u treat him as a friend
:andfa brothe etg,ia,nd to'confde their: SEN
ssmants to1him, that it never ,' seemed to
occur toithemc Or to'himi to put himself:
:io,tbe foregrdand.e7 But Isabella to
whom alr sbi6gs were new and strange,
hadcnothing to coOfiue Except, per-
haps, hser terror Of poor Nielsnd,s curl:
g GUS g|ares J to her Nr. Armar was 1
mysterious personage detached from
tbs tlpes,e q towd,, comn;nigE n;iE out ef another world
; IS, that which she had lived IN of late,
IA 7Qtlsl xAieh she1 s6s1 1ras;,p.t a;,.t abe9pt .i Is
s1faeddse,d sfaedded| mourning in crepe for the pres
Al ept sas asfxelisas;fof tae' psst2peor child ::
toszs tozs q9ailydea*hsof homsj &c che light Of
;lite, Gfthe loving appreciation to which
:sbe III pd sbesuused so long : and 80
when Armar brought her "a CHAIR 4
f0se, some Istra vberriesd and cream,
.Ehan he made a polite little bow, and .
little joke to ~amusei her, ,ctbisas;ry~ who
vas B But'half aedged, and whose wings
did not yet bear her (they were stroug-
er wings than Henry's, and would carry
her far AWAY beyend his fight one day)
this young fcdgling's clear eyes dsz-
zled him with'.heprightlight
10, til crd. 'a"Hovsgooa, you are to me ~
shs said aslast, with a ttsinalous voice.
This was very different measure Of
g,Ess1itsde' from Lady Fanpyas II 'sshanki' 4
,:se,' = Of Mrs. 9 oCalmairs' scareiess little
pod. l'I want .youEsaetensmstL a9ulitsle
more aboutyodrself,"a said!nlr: Armaf,
sitting down besidep his yousgp compan-; +;
ion, 'iLady. B. did me the honor to
introduce ne to you but size did Z not
even tsH9me your inlaamee:"3 @''' -..o'
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.,rr sa' qaaCHAPrER HI o1org j n>d
Some one 'smuggyested onep pdsy that tho
story ofs F1lhsm lawn II should be writ. 1T
zen, Yen, Ipdt1H is oily = fragment Of the
,hist9ry of tHs people Who come oo1omtg'theerr there !
that Il told< upon tic lawn It'i,>like !:
IzeHing-place at the end of labyrinth,
~ seven days labyrinth crossed by
many Winding w3sys and Streets and
,blipd sistys9 and aivsagibas;i distractions;
Elssd diug stIlastt 10 o5tbe lawn ~ The still
Astef.s rs shalf attsmnbt i, weave t.;
sethlhfa f16a d7sedtahglso the av,i various il
Eele1ss t&RHichf BsSdz ta4soadIsht each guest
th;tl,ssa,a fhGs tg.,.;.s ,;s,ss yE.,:, III q,