The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-31


II have had many happv davs IN
these woo.l-. n repliei Winnie. pcnsive-
~ !. and 4 fhonghf ~ .hem brought me
Ch.r,;o (.hcs,cr,s f,cc assumed = look
a. incrrdulifv. I'm those happy DAYS.
Winnie when - Were snck foolsp
Rahr'
..Yes.- REPLIED she. careles-ly. Nj
latter myself iii make fool II Won. =
!. Flirff' exclaimed TIE Young man.
da<hing III cane en- fhe Ground. and
srixin~ the vonno c;rrs hands ;n Ill two
| powerful ones s.Winnie. WV aid yo,,
treat me- 90 WHY teach me with every
breath drew ~ ;nhaic she noi.op n
loving Won. only " lanoh ana ieer *
me, There VA Y time IN Van rs,ncm-
her one Wall through thez.. verv woods
when. leaning On nv arm. YOU III me-
lead you through path after path. now
stopping under some old tree ~ cafhcr
the wild flowers that were NOT one-half
- lovely or - wild a. YOU. now resting
by the little brook. 1 was So happy.
Winnie. and Won -"
Were wondering how much YOU
had year. You are really getting
poctical. Sir Charles. Well. YOU cheat
ed me, after all. for Miss Grey"
is 70 be my wife,
Without one word Winnie urged
Mignon on. and Charlie Chester
did not follow She had grown 70 be 80
dear % him, and he had looked upon
her - his future wife ever since the day
when he had met her, in her girli,h
beauty. the wiiifut beauty Of Irenor
Had not every loo. every action. con-
veyed his meaning 70 herr Pshaw.
She was clay. very common clay. too:
for had he not been told that her object
was the Chester property. not himSelf9
Ihis ambition man never forgivee,
where women arc concerned; himself
Oh. that j. quite another matter.
Life with Blanche. while that gylts.
. face - ever before me, l wish h
Heaven she had not crossed my patl
! again
Meanwhile. the Rev Mr.. Morgan jfAs
LETT his nancee house ~ no pleYsan
mood. he was beginning 70 weary 9
Winnie : Fnfannh1ye, and really I~inc
their engagement she had BECOME
now her devotion % good works Sh
\ ~. ~, .'-.sa.-;'' IA ;rs;.ra,a Nv ~
4 should make his leaving the Church
y condition Of their marriage Andk nov
n after solemnly promising 70 accoqnpan
4 him 70 church-for was u not 81 job
e the Baptist's Day2-she had 3iisaI
y pcared- Quite vexed in spirit, 81 ephe
Il Morgan sank YEARLY on hi- knee
\ when rising. sweet voice AZ hi sid
= said: :. Surely. You are cousi
n stephen and little gray a25ve vi
held out 70 him.
i stephen was very properly hyerse
talking OF looking about him N churc|
n but The sudden relationship was !.
= much for him: 90. without p;kn~ing. |
N took the hand. and glanced curioas
V - his neighbor A tall bloiJadc. wi,
N blue eyes, and smile on 1her lii
X stephen was unaware 81 posi- eSsing
u lovely cousin. but was not iunwillin
% claim the relationship.
The service over. he followed n
Re into the church-yard. How Itall NJ
b. graceful, she was: And thd| ~ ~
quiet dignity about her that sear,ed
OF pour comfort upon poor St.epben's ~
a rowed soul
ia \. And how did il happek thar nav
II saw y on before2"
be 20. that i easily explained. Y.
n see. ] have always live6 ii Scotlan
y and q You never came there. how cou
we know each other?"
Oh How did You recognize me. then
~ Prom picture ! o4cc saw of 70
u remembered T. n
~ How different from Winnie. WI
or found fault with his physiognomy tive
ot ~ times day!
~ Where are you stopping. Miss -