The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14

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Superiority, iie WAS i Eaan ~ aallst
bfaiIi~ai intellect, Int fatally wax III
moral power naRM a. always H. ill.,
thing that VI the tinr s.s,nt,A raea.Ai
without fnneh caFc lse. il atl,~s.vl hts
own future ar that IL o,heas H..
lacked sieaaiasinc~s AMI en.ses II rmi.
posc.
Miss Kelsey Vas new n v,lassun III
womanhoo.l IT, hum. n. hai moi III.
,leli.aey cf insight To fully appreciate
Ter rarr Gifts. ~ H. romrf.hr 4 hrr
s.nlcr sweetness. tmt Ii. admired l.es
hrillianry. anl resolved IL win lirr fur
his oari.
Bnt TIER were depths in her nature
he hal never sounded chords whose
melodies hi tnurh could never wal.n
there were forces all nn,lrra.n,l III Nv
him. Some day. kav Converse had
then said. these forces would stir and
demand their fru tion. AMI ia that III,
The ira ely Of living would come upon
her.
And 80 il VAS that he hat ireml,lc,l
for G.nesiese's fntuie when hc SAN her
Rravitatc 10 RALPH Evele,h. He did not
think that her higher nature consented
10 IL. And in that he WIS right, for sh.
went on ~ Que borne hy an irrcsistihl.
fate. But the crisis In her Fat. camc
sooner than MIR. Conv.ls. could have
foresScn.
There had been some kind IL Nh
early promise between Gencvieve XII.
SLY aud Ralph Evclcth which he wen,
out into tho World and held lightly, md
which che hell sacrc,lls in her heart
She wnS M true in her nature that III.
only measured him hy her own pure
consistency. In those years her stronges,
tic to him. perhaps, WAS Acr conscious.
ness that he had need of her, and il v.s
in this perfect nnselllshncss III lie,
nature that the trouble came. For lii,
love al one will not max. sacred n bon,
that demands for its perfection the low.
~ two. In These first days III sunni,
sweetness she did not question much d
life. She wis satisfied IN being. Nagu,
desire touched her nj times. M sh,
watched the sunset fires burning Low
in the wcst. and the artists greatly,
fire stirred IN her. Int i,s fore w.r.
IL wait for other years
At times she WAS A curious compann,
oi nndevclopcd impulses and Powers
The unrest II genims WAN upon her. ant
touched and swavcd her with in halt
needed npliftings. She had vap,,,
consciousness Of waiting for some tenel
TINT should crystalline the half IRA
dreams and half.lreaming realities TIM
made up her life: some event tina
should interpret her ta herself.
The event came. Ralph Evele,h,
letters suddenly ceased. A silenc,
that neither thought nor words eoul,
break fell between thus. two Who ha.
promised tn walk the paths II life 10
! gether.
For months Genovicsa Kelsey Mres
tied singly aud alone witha sorrow tin
was ~ the very depths III the Dari
Valley 10 her. II seemed rs ii he
strength could no longer avail, anil sh,
yielded for a time II tho constant
dhmb anguish af patience,
Then came other DAYS. Youth M,
hope are strong, and tile forces III he
character asserted themselves. II Ma
then that that rare courage aud sweet
HESS that characterized her rose ~ ,lc
termine and shape her life. Ii WAS TIL
subtle tincness and strength al he
nature that Hay Converse had felt ii
her. aud which had always ~ appealc,
70 him. In many WAYS he knew he
better than she knew herself. lii lii
heart lie always carried her sacrclly
and he consccrated 10 her the ,leepcs
reverence OF his nature. Half uneen
scionsly he sometimes felt that III
time wonll come IN her lifc whom ah
would have need ~ him. and he hcl,
himself pure and strong above his pal,
for this time.
SO absorbed WAS he N MI the sc.ne
which memory Ind i arricd him hack
ward that he reached thu studio d
which he was In search with Il ieeilnl
ii surprise.
The crimson curtains were clnscl,
drawn. and the sculptor ~, alone amonl
his marbles. These men touched con,
mon ground 1t once, SC. John had ri
the keen instincts that arc the birth