The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26

w INT hFc YOU RNlnR, bNtk lou
ara IA cold nm icc."
"lou forget, yon nro NJ fever heat
"'rhen whnt nre yon feeling2" hc
hurst ont isritabls. what nre you
That ,lclrncts from hefr'
hnd hren coldls thinking tho worst
III h,r | waH startled into MI unelniv-
neat anaWrr,
II nm thinking TINT nhe hns not tho
strength to appreciate YOU, or to be
,r,, 10 sau nm fearing TINT nothing
Int Ill will come to you of whit you
hase done to-day"
expected that he would turn upon
mo furionaly, but ho did not Ills facc
loA its color, md hc snid M IL rem
soning to himself. not IN answer to mo
Il, Maa her avn Wsh. would have
trusted her without any pledge. II
will he strange II shc docs not regret
,his day, yet ~ stake my soul that she
| aaid Ia mysclf, "lla has given her
his hest, surely TINT cannot have been
unworthily bestowed" | dug grave
ier my doubts and suspicious, and tried
to cover them deep,
II,
We Were IN winter quarters In a can.
yon III tho Frazer river We Ind no
mail fns several weeks, nnd toward the
end af tho year w concluded that there
werc noble army of martyrs and nh
accumulation of mail bags beneath the
NnuN drifts which atrrtehoa almost un.
broken Tor hundred miles, the dis.
tanee IL tho nearest post station. One
,,ay, after n week NJ almost minterrnpt.
oily the weather, tho welcome mrssen.
aer arsl,e,l arrived TN hia low sledge
drawn Ivy eight sne.faated dogs ~.
rived IN hot haste, With bells juggling,
and mest,pnwarrel hcar,l, AMI bright
oses gleammg oat from u frame of fnra,
ior all tho world like hcla,cd Santa
Claus
Ntsgeu,ll, A. usual, opened tho hag,
and knew hs his puzzled look that
the letters eagerly expected hv him
from his wife Mesc missing. He kept
apart from as all day, hut in tho wen.
Mg joined tho group round tho iire,
with pipe AMI newspaper
There VAS u yanngs,cr III our party
whom | know was fully informed of the
love af F,sgerald and Miss Emily Cor.
aaa~~a hr, that il, ~ the affair had
hecn ge~sipea over hs his mamma and
her wamea friends, When this youth,
buried in u home paper, Mhis,lcd shrll.
| ", and shouted, MAY, Htsgerald, here's
4 M, far yoaw | fcls eertain TINT he
lad haa i.ewa II fasserala's wife
Mht il nv" Fitzgerald asked, in.
hheva,ly, nn, looAsng up from his
| paper
"Ahaut tha, stunning Miss Gordon
tho gia soa were such spoons on, Dc
Snu r>memhersS
rtAseraM took his rsre from his
mouth, u remeMheE What ahea,
| mrys
"tt il reported iram Rome that Miss
EMtlv GantaA, one d our Mirest
|aaNgh'ees, in te marry tho Young an,
distinguished Count Mondclia III,
welaiug l. s,,aa ta hs celebrated in tn,
Holy Cuy With great eclat,'"
| / Montlema low Fitzgerald eonl,
Iaae,lv ltstea ~ this ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
sea,t in tho moss Deliberate manner
would Mwly renaia from gctt.ng NJ
| and Yelling, My a>,cai>hmen, Increase,
when. having a>hsa fer tho paper. h
cawMlly ns.Nal the items then taking
his gg,,at fur caat, he leit tho room, |,
few minutes | joined HIM, and ",
walked to and frs together en the hard
lpackea Saaw hefow tho shaaty,
"NoN $40, Jack. must loaSe at once,
~leS," aeaa,esce,ls Il suppose yo'
could ao, rest here Then protested
~fi,aSrn,lL 10, her ga shc IL weak
Mithl,>S. Nawesthv,s
lie screa,,l my aale,tsNos With evi
aea, rerrleNity.
II see Your old Injustice to he,
Nau misunderstood, Tho case is \
plain ~ Daylight THIS Count dance
, attendance IN hers her parents encou'
ase hnms people talk et them ,ege,he,
aaa n wholesale manufacturer of lies
newspaper enrroSrenlcn,- sends i'll
: gossip t. America as fact She IL th
victim os a persecution, They ma
have discovered our secret, and pr
Ncatsl her writing tn me, How IA
!. away il sheg Not miles, aavs---se,
: sweats. thirty, shall not rest till 81
: il sale In my arms, for sae Is my wifi
!, | Nua know II. lack, They may mar,
!, her 10 u thousand Counts, hut she is n
), wife
Feeling that the moment was n
+, happy for the presentation Of views.
y presented no more, agreed tn all Il
: a,,sar,tlties he chose to advance,
Tho neNt morning he announced
the camp that he was gong to 70
Garrv IL consult, some engineers, al
: would probably hc absent about "
!, months, was ta AZ ,omranv him. N
" undertook g. prepare for the Journey.
:. About noon an Indian runner came
= ON snow shoes with m extra mail. The
! was one letter for Fitzgerald. and 4
:. handwriting VAS that oi his wife. So
! ,ar letter tn his private room. In abo
/, half an hour | knocked at his door, nj
\ he said, Come in.
:, lie was sitting before table, leani
/, ON il with folded arms. As il anticlp
y ing and wishing to esaae inquiry,
n said. Il suppose yoa have been gets,
I. things ready"
in YES. We can leave Mt any minnt
ef Il am undecided about going now.
il think l will put it oil until to-morre
10 al all events. am sorry to have II,
'. yoa 81 much trouble"
"Jlust as You please" said. Il
81 indifferent"
|,e What good fellow yan are, Jac'
= he sa,d. standing up and looking at i
Ill A casual observer might have thons
er his face only pale from oserwork
ly want of rest, To me it was dead.
nj fine portrait without any light in
la eyes,
thrust my hands in my pockets /
er shutlicd my feet. overcome 10y the ,
se barrassnent which words of sine
tr. kinaliness always excite In me.
sre Cant help sou2 Tell mo So
/ 1 thing ta 10 for yan.
IL The kiitdest thing yon ean do j.
as LET me alone"
IT, | silIei to tie door.
mt. "Do go. Jack, he bur,t ont, inn
NO aouslv. Il can't hear to haye j.
ara | Nou--
- Before he could finish the senten,
en- was on the other side # tue door.
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