Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-11


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the better impulses 81 her nature, John
la nsf"rds ansxe. "a his wooiBg wzs
made tefOie he asked IL.
lie came up the orchard psth and sat
down beside her. lie had learned, in
he summer gone by, 10 love this woman
as he thought he could never yc
another. She was all that was pure aud
womaniv in woman to him.
II have had letter from the city,"
she said; IL am going back next week"
$50 soon3" he said, slowly, and looked
thoughtfuly oil to the blue hills. She
knew we'll enough what he was thinking
about.
"Yes, have fingered here too long
already. This summer has been q very
pleasant one to me; one of the pleasant
est of my life, l think"
"Can You guess what it has been to
mef' he asked, suddenly. II have learned
a less. n in it that never tried to learn
before; have learned to love-to love
you"
His words were full of passion,
strength and tenderness. Beneath his
gaze, she felt how unworthy she was of
such love as he gave her.
II am sorry!' she said, slowly.
He started, growing pale.
"Why" he asked.
"Because--.t letter is from the man
I am going to marry"
lie answered not werd, but his eyes
were on her face in a strange, half doubt
ing gaze. Could it be true that the wo-
man he had thought to be SO true and
womanly, aud who had let him 20 on low
ing her, knowing all the while to what
he WAS drifting. was the promised wife
of anotherl How he had been deceived
in his estimate Of heri think the
shock which John Rainsford's faith in
wOman's trust received was at that mo-
ment full as strong as that which her
answer gave the love he held for her. t.
him she was the ideal woman, the type
Of womanhood, and, proving herself un-
true, he doubted all, because he had been
so cruelty deceived in her.
She saw the lines Of pain about his
mouth.
II am sorry" she began.
But he stopped her.
"DontW he said; "leave the matter as
it is. Its better so. No word Of yours
is needed to soften the blow. l shall
get over it in time, think. without
them"
"If l had known" she said, but
again he interrupted her.
II am gong now. 1 hope you Will
be happy, and never regret what you
have done, but some day, l think, you
will see what pitiful amusement it is to
win q mans love, just for the mere sake
of winning it. Good-byev'
And John Rainsford was gone.
Eight years passed, bringing strange
changes with them. Kate Wartisld, in
the years gone by since that summer
when che made her choice
between the mat who loved her anu tbs
man who bought her, hsd become q wife
and widow. In all those years she had
no, succeeded in forgetting John Rims
ford. She had tried % do 70; her hus
baud had been Kind 10 her, hot she
could rot love him. She had nsea true
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