Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10


Greek WAS to" yullng Vet tu have known
hunger OF actual want ut any Kind. The
wild things on the mnuntun-Sdrs had
scarcely had time to learn to fear the i'll
vadcrs of their hatln;S or understand
that they were to be driven backward.
The warm wind was fragrant with the
Keen freshness oi pine and cedar. Noun
tain and forest and SKY were stronger
than tn" human stragglels they closed
around and Shut out from III" world
We don't see ANYTHING ike that III
Lancashire, said LrngIy. That Kind
OF thing j. new to us. my lad, i-n I it ?''
with ii hight se,tmr" toward the noun
tain in whose side the workers had bur
rowrd.
".iy, me>'er." raising troubled eyes to
it, grandeur ''iyvegNthin-'s new |
tee. NV lost sometimes. an feared
luihc.
Langley lifted his hat from his brow
10 meet Il little passing breeze. aud rs it
swept softly by ho smiled in the enjoy
mrut O' its C"0lncss Afraid he
said II don understand that"
Il dunnot see into it myscn, mcstcr-
Happen is tn biguess, an quiet an
til lonely .nok, an happen its summa,
wrong III mysen I've lived in III COO.
nm' smoke an crnwd nu' work 50 long
a- il troubles me in manner to 10 hn'
u look 20 high.
Does it? said Langley, Il tew faint
lines showing Themselves on In, fore
head THAT IL queer fancy. So high =
turning his glance upward to where the
tal."at pime away"d lis DARK plume
against the clear blue "Nr.., So Il is.
But YOU will yet used to il i'll time.
shaking "ii =; rather unpleasant ,er>.t-
tIun.
Happen So. mcster. IN tonne, was
the s,rn,,Ie answer: aud then ,Iielcc fell
n,,u,I them araiu
ynry had no, very far 10 90 The
huu,cs Of the miners rough ,!nnt.e>
lurri-IIy erected ia SUNNY Immediate
n.rH,-w,,r, most of them corgr,ga,ed
tor.,b,r. or NJ most stood a, shul dis
,anrr, rom each other. the !arg. ones
-lUnItyintr the ,,rrseur. OF feminine
n,.n,I,.rs i, :, family and u.rhat- two
a.. ,hr... ;nvrnil. ,,inne.r.--rh. smaller
on.. h.,n,r nrr,,ni..J hy Young uincr-
who lived in courles. or sometime. even
alone.
E,.,nro one ot the LARGEST .I:,n,Ios
Langley r.in.d IN his hnrI, ... Ian
( ,-L?r. ,r,n Iiv.s b.r. h.. s.,d .,ni |
s,,, -, ,.,.,, ,,;,i, L;n,.
In answer tn his summon. a woman
con,ntnti,. I,or., yo,,,, wun,.,,vvhn..
r,,h.- unrasnnnsiv,. f.,,, Weakened snIn.-
,.h.,, },,,, .b,. .,,y ,,.,,,,y.,;,nJ
..Eeytbnr = h,.c.,II,d ont ire N.srer
I,nr,.y an hos rnrten n .tra,rer wi
him :?
..F.vthar E. ,nnroa hiur III. door.
.bn,..d himself, i'm icy individual with
,r,ces ., rn.,-du.t IN all corners not IN
l,n ra,cbed IN, bnrir. and not too fos
,iIinns shluti,n.. Clouds OF tobacco
smnb. preceded and followed him. and
much sI;,c incense from ;he fragrant
v.ri .Yla,ed itself from his weIl-worr
cor,,ur.vs II ha not nivvei seed him
.ror. hr remarked after a gruff but
Ly W means illnntured greeting. signi-
tyi1g the stranger by duck OF the head
ir his direction.
( A Lancashire lad Janner," answ cred
Langley: Il want 4 home for him
.Jauuer regarded him with evident in.
trr-t, hut shook his head dubiuusiv.
AK tn mI-sus,| he remark ed suCcinct-
X. "duunUt AK me"
I.anglcys good humorei laugh had n
touch Ut conscious power in it 1t It de
pended upon ..th mi<-u,' he was safe
enough His bright good looks and yay
rr,rc of manner never failed with the
women Ih. most practical and uucom.
promising melted. however unwjIlinrly,
before ms slnSl.jue and the supresii0n
oi rljvalrir Difference which seemed \
>,co,I nafur, ~ ith him 50 il WAS easy