The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-11-14

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"Ds.'t ,os b. .fi.id, sh..y,,s " NJ,
de'''" s,id Joss, TRANQUILITY III would !
'.t' nor. Than George . IL n,,.t.., u i, !, !
think i {. q a 4 il 1dtd yo.. 3 B.. I aoa't
80 much ssll that you've 90. 70 b,
here u 81, George, vhsn Tn At hom.. ="
He q $'o's 'lo~lyss he said thi, Il and With
I. certain shouldsriig attitude. ,uer...; !:
two enough; aud 70 George Martin do.
dsrstood II.
sNo o8sDse, Jos.," h. s,id. With hi.
fathers p smile: 1T ~ oely ny ,oo.
= sense D : 1oasee, I f.nei.d Mary md
Thought she sfaooied me. = Come. .o,::
May, weren't yoa glad to max. up 70
me. Yesterday, betor. tho SOUR. !,
Come, nov. Good Lord but you did.
Whether you stand it Of 20, you did ;;
aud you know Jon did, -" X. r.. =. :
"And if I didl" burst out M.rv.
her eyss flashing Ere. 7-- ..-'=..,'s. -
"Well, then, there's no more to be
s'id r. Interrupted George. "You did.
and th.t's al .bout it; and you mad.
up to me before tho Squire for ! your a, i
own story, and not Tor mine. Hovev,::
er, Jose;; if she ssys NO 70 ne now.
and you are sitting there, I've no 4 more
to say.. I made . amist.ke, that. iii;
aud the best of rs may do that. any
dsy Of the week" =
And on this he walked out Of the
oottsge, and 20 down tho ,ough.hevi,,n,
steps cut IL The elf to hb boat, aud
40 one ~ lin .s.,in th.t DAY. Add
when he had gone Mary vent AID ,.t
On Joses knee, aud told him every.
thin-all che bad thought and al she
had felt. and vhat che had fssred for
her mother, and vhat shs had not da.-
I'd 70 hope TOR >hsnelf; : poor little
story, told IN hs, 'syva- rude dialsst,
Which I nust ass .sssnpt y sivs II T
tould b. understood BY ny rssid8jn..; !;
but vh'eh, odd words, queer grammar,
h,lf-hiated rather tb.n detailed !, il
oil Va, ~ quise explanatory TO- jose,
sad~ o. eloquent - spytAisx. thst
shakespeare ever vrsts. She told hin,
too, shout Squiss Trssc,t and his bold
vsys; aud At this jose svors till hs
half.trishtened her, accustomed ~ she
vas to hear rough words aud angry
'oiees among tho men. George Mar.
tins vooing had not troubled him
much ; hs vas ono Of themselves, .ad
it wss I'll fair play, man with m.s, and
the bsst to vim, and if George had
fsncied hsr, that Va only to be OK.
peotsd for how could hs help it,
Thought Jose, With 4 tender heart for
that Gully, little, rough, black head,
and dsrk-eyed, olive-eolorsd t.oe; add
no harm done to any bat himself, the
boyl But vhsn it Wa !, gentleman
aud = married nan coming his foolsry
on : DARK night among the trsss in the
grssd garden, and nakisg zsf hin
lsdy's kindssss to catch her when she
ooulds't help hsssel-a, g.rl without
ever man belonging to her to Geo her
rixhtod-aad biz own girl, too-thsn
the sailors quick blood boiled 'hersely
enough, and Mary VA halt sorry she
had told him.
And yet'it was bert to be honest,
she thought. She VS. to be Joss's
vite, snd she would have no secrets
from him. Besidee, vhst could Squire
Trescat do against him ! II be h.ted
him ever 20, he could not harm him
The Cove men we're sturdy, brave aud
Independent, aud wanted nothing Of
man or lord. They had their quarrel
With the Squire on public grounds.
because Of these new rights of bis,
thst he said ho -hsd leased from ever
their heads aud under their feet, as
they might say; but further than this
he;feud did no. 80, and il did not
sink into persoual quarrel With COY
but old Daniel Martin ; 90 it v,s al
one to them whether the Squire liked
or di'liked them !; and, q they held
nothing At his hand, thsy cared 40
| more for his favor than for Iii :iisfa-
vor:: .'zS = = t,s'sS' e+'ss II !:
| With which reasoning, spoken il !.
roundabout vaJ .ad oddly. put, jose
and Mary v.re satisfied !; and Jose de-
tsrmioed DO would show on which side
she Land lsI vhen, next The Squire
rode dovn = the. Csve, nd pas.ed
Mary under .hs ehis at The prise, Il
half : crown .,...... -, ...;,,. -, 80 j..
II they Asd leekea fIrthsr .,lssd
they would have -. mere reason :, to
tsar George .haa ~ ,ish man .of, the
square White li hess !; but th.y never
theugh' Of qsietisg their sosh With
rsasons showing lis ha,nl,ssoe.s.-
''Folks never DO - the rocks ahead,
unless the bresksn over them ars ..
white ~ mill" !" said jose once, when .
philosophisiss At Vas on. him. Hs
might have repeated bis own words TO-
day vhsn hs stood il Msry's: kitchen,
sud kissed her and told her not to BE-
'trsid; he would take care Of her
against twenty squi.ss! Aoy way, be.
tween Squire and mate he found his
hands pretty full, now that he had come
hsne, With his pockets veil iosd, to