The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-18

SHOWS Itself to you 10 q pink light.
You are young, The universe, is a
mirror that; reflects only your jack. It
is all timed to the pitch of his fiddle,
violin, Imeap. That is ell quite natur.
al and ,ohsrming. Jacks -musteohe .isj
poem rin itaelb and he plays, like. snj
angel. But with me it Is different, I;
am too old for grand passions. Franks d
whiskens i,se.toe ourly; heia toa plump
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Hea III asslna,s 11x+s@f saf 1aptas u # ss sa toI
bully N. i tihj H., = A. ua tsl;= 5q4stS aats
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4 enpsaeh q s,a " dsvek M =
ssixIrpehsenee Ir i inthe htseE sclsess7 d." Aerl
f;lsnd's speeeh.,
The Argument .s as'noe q 1epemme !! es eased'iI
Footsteps On tho gravel ehnogq g = rcd: the;
rest Of tho psrty,-thrse ladies in
stout BOOTS, linsey gowns, end the isir.
Of self-satistaetioa that alwayss spsrsades:
the conscientious takeats oe. eaxxa+tatae sf-'.
tsr~a long walk.
!. There iaa certain olaas. Of: young:
:haies 70 be met Xith :in. every 'cou8';
try houss, be The party great se A. Or snnsll = .!sll
Not specially pretty pet: It.; >epeseialiYjI p
young, not specially well !, dressed, i bat'
tidy, very. Generally short and slim,
with smooth dark hair, good feet, and
very strong boots
ThsJ sre'good.natured, but capable,
Of taking good care! Of themselves,
: VsrJbpleasaut to talk toy bstaot dam,
:gerouslY faapi!nstips: y. Trey, : :! do bs.q.
work ;ethey Aavs god steath.; and hizt|I
with any dansn ia ohlsdk t. bqs u D. :ntgeY''ep'r
sttemt vpfaL ~ s1Lsst; s ieaAgpltta b g1ta sssie99aes1:
They K.lts NIB , thA A. tsast I es 4 se' 4
~ eoypty Aes -l1 hi eszHaaase aRtote H. 4. na.y W
eli's Y,lh sll ts.-dY 3. h plssseass sHa n ~
the Test, they make capital: wives.
ofthi. class OF type Juhs :Gort was
perfect specimen. She was Lucy
Blake's friend, and had come to Castle
Gloom with her and her mother, and
she was as CHEEKY as bird, even. after
the tallest Of the Berties had deiberate-
Is abandoned her oolors on the arrival
of Blanche Eversley. Lucy Blake con.
ided her religious opinions, and made
her play the bass Ct her duets. Miss
Blake was denoted to Mendelssohn, as
she told you shortly after you were ip.
troduoed !; and she required Of, every
one, before bestowing on them her
good opinion, or, indeed, her smallest
consideration, that they SHOULD zap.
preciate the classical composers" and
prefer Mozart to Meyerbeer, Weber to
Verdi.
She was excellent, and slightly. oh,
stinate; had solemn blue eyes, reddish
bsnda, and . quantity Of hair #hIoh
she, soorned to dress in any but. the
plainest fashion, and she was really and
truly in love with Frank Frazer. Indy
Blake 4as like the dame in the epittssRh,
"blaud, passionate, and deeply rrelleis
ous." Shs > bad large: features, .!pa
was lertopeously) supposed to have
been handsome in her you'll, in eonse-
quenoe Of f-Nbiph lke ,Horg hiEb top.
knou :tY pight3 wwd4tgt? t,n9ets
~ day.
she'.4haas.,d hsaeslf! in tying to
believe, ind dsm.te etFtef peGp.e believe,
that she w.s s.alsyer5 Xenaa,. epd ebe
really did think aha Ras oginsl.
She ksd 1slthin long 1Slk5. solosh-
es, early rising, and her Own opinions,
and she made worse tel thm any one
in the kingdom; bat she vas really
Kind hearted, and capable Of unseldsh
acts, With, however, sense Of appEeois,
ton Of such acts in herself ~ diminish
ed their grace.
"Had such . dshghtfal vslk;p they
exclaimed in chorus. u
"How horribly tired you must be-"
was the sympsthstio rejeinder.
Miss Gort added that tie gentlemen
were just behind them, 70 which fsot .
banging Of guns close te the castle
bore testimony.
"Who was that tall man that walked
with Mr. Bertie2" Lady Blake asked
Of her mother : one Of Tho Grants 2"
"No; I did not tpox ii. face, Hs
istae t.ll for A,a1ataqaaa. up pleAht -
4 tseper:" =. :. ','&] :
20 uahnk! q: LADY .Rhke! As
was not a.ksspsr; hs has come back
Win II. othen, Haailaes: Hls l.: . 34s must bs.
sGoatte new guest:'' ..s : :. ..... .....
:,@'1ppos.ibs, = :. s1fq' 4sa1 B1ste:
"Rraepk ~ would scarcely he.s filled in
.agoir 1aire 80 completely asto omit
telling me, his aunt, if be had invited
more people"
Miss Gort looked sorry for. having
spoken ; and Miss Filmer, taking no
interest in the matter, got up from her
cushions and dawdled towards tho
esstle, whittier the others followed her
almost directly. .......
Most of the rooms in the castle were
stlll-as they had. been ine the old
Knights time-unlovely, and eosnt oI
comfort.