The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-25

lSsdsd , obey her injunotions. I retired
ny room, and there poured out my exc
RAaons.
.Cursed womani" I cried. sis IT thus
rou require my tender lovef Could o
tague report Of my inconsistency drive you
o infdelityP Did not my letters breathe
| onstant alteration, and did not yours por-
ray the same sincerity Of aaectionp MOI 1t
rss that wretched passion for novelty which
more sr less holds q predominacy over Jour
vhole sex. To o new lover you will sacrifice
,our most sacred engagements. thoughmad
q the face Of heaven"
Thus did I rave through the entire
lay. The proceedings Of that day are q
racuum in my memory. Every fiend in
dades were pointing their scared bony
ingers at me, and with derisive sneering.
ne on to revenge"
Through the whole Of tina. day I was a
.aving. frantic maniac. I was hopelessly
md incurably . victim Of that worst OF all
passions. jealousy. Slowly the day wore
away. At last the sun went down. Better
Tor me had It been possible for that bright
orb to have remained iinmeveable for all
time.
It was q beautiful summer sunset. The
last receding rays, as they iingeringlyr rested
upon the topmost crest Of u distant noun
tain, engulfing its base in q pan-like
gloom. and slantingly beamed upon the
dancing. Ahimmering waves OF the silent
river. threw back . mixture Of shade and
sunshine which plainly told that night was
approaching. Night, oh. fatal night
AL nature was clothed in its most pleas
ing garb. The carolling Of the birds. the
purling r~ivulets. grand old forest, majestic
river, and twinkling stars were al lovely.
But In the midst Of this soul-enchanting
scenery appeared q cloud. q mere sPeck at
frst. but which rapidly increased. Bright
shests Of lightning began to fash along the
darksning heavens; and the low rumbling
Of distant thunder. resembling the harsh
growing Of ferocious beasts. announced the
coming storm. Larger and larger grew the
clouds louder and louder pealed the thun-
der, whRe the lightning fairly flooded the
gloomy heavens with a stream Of electric
Light.
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laughter. BLACK and terrible as was the
scene witnout' II was nothing 70 Inc s''fm
o. faging passions 'nA' ~'ae moving my
nroast. Inc storm continues, = aeep'
nonoV' oistan' roar announces aPPsoA'a
bowed in awful grandeur. as from it's dark
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sion. u 'ne s.,ee' No' one Oh the
nAT1y ~ INA. Town aAleu ven
Wv sue" ~ oes Us "A oni
"en'' VIM o io'ei oc"he my
nmos. soul IN anu on, uniniaiui on inc
oettioie aspect OF tne raging oiements. The
o'lnng' ses.hins' .urouishs riVe.' US IL
no.sc ansriiy on, 'ne moving winds' the
iuf'o hghtning, inc ioud ooita Oh thunder.
were uncared Tor and UNDECIDED BY me. ]
arrived In view Of the old house BY the
river nde. lcoked-ah was dark, silent.
n gloomy. l closed my eyes. cienched my
n and swore BY the black heavens
above me TO DO avenged.
I opened my eyes. and a bright. lurid,
fantastic Light was streaming from one Of
tho lower windows. The light at first was
SO daEzlingly brilliant that It almost blinded
me. I crept steaithily up nearer to the
window. n there witnessed q scene which
raralysed every hbre In my organization.
and caused every drop OF blood to CONCEAL
In my veins. l saw Miss eynoi closely
iocked IN the arms Oh young nan elegantly
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