The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-26

which had been sent me from Cumb ,rland, aud
Went and planted them mys ,lf in telling spots.
That done, l tied I'D his roses SO that his wi e
might have the full benefit of their beauty.
Aud now all caro- was over, and We were really
happy ut Fa,r'awn. Ny wife had her pony
carriage and explored the neishborhood, and 1
had my garden and my box of books from the
library. Mr.. Schutes inruiture began to arrive.
and Mr. Shuts himself came to see all made
ready for his delicate wife. He stayed with US,
bGt he was 30 busy that we did not see much of
him. He was. however, q very pleasant
fellow, and we liked him.
II won't trouble you with nv furniture
arranging difficulties, my dear Mr.. and Mrs.
Peveril," said he, ''but there is one little favor
should like to ask of you. Wonld you MUD
having that trellis lowered q little? 1t would
be such a treat to my poor wife to have just q
a glimpse of your exquisite garden from her
sofa, She 10 go unfortunate as to be almost 9
confirmed inyali l."
81 shall be very glad" l began.
"Thank you! ] fel, sure you W nid be kind.
Shall | give orders to have the trelsis removed,
or will yon?"
"R,movedi" l had imagined that he said
lowered Now, I like To throw OF nv coat
aud w~aistcoat when | am working in my garden
but one can't behave i'll to a de icate woman.
SHE Is coming tomorrow" said he; there
is no time to lose"
l had not tho courage TO plead for it, only
being lowered, and now the windows Of Eslan-
tine cottag rahed NV happy hunting grounds,
where ! had hitherto been SO full OF liberty
ana so alone. My heart ached for the pour
roses which bad been thrown down with the
trellis. Mr.. Sl.u'c began IT, pluck them, and
SAID lie would put them in water TO help 10
make the house gay for his wife. Then he
throw them down, exclaiming: CATER all,
she won't be hero tomorrow. | am sure YOU
Will give mo a handful of fresh ones iu the
innrniny."
you have roses OF your own said I impa-
tien'iy: COR he had flung down all those no had
JUS cathared--and it iufuiates me to see
flowers ili-trea'ed.
II knAw I have" said he calmly; ''but I
don't want to touch mine. They make the
{ ont of the house look well. Ny wife. Mr..
Peveril, is quite the creature of impression!
& me and SEQ how you like tho look Of the
litt,e place now that The furniture Is H."
Everything looked most charm ng. The
rooms were large ard low, VITA low, wide
la'ttced windows aud window seats. The view
into NV garden was delicious l uever thought
the Sllntes raid too much rent aft r l had seen
that. Their furniture vas of the "Qleen Anne'
tim and sui ed the rooms to perfection.
l1Slantine Cot age was infinitely pref Ter than
fairla"n. | began to feel u~nbouudod respect for
This scion of the Shufes of Sheffield, for all this
delightful result had been obtained SO east v.
There was very little furniture in the drawing
room, the floor was covered with Indian mat
ting aud Persian rugs; the curtains were of
JAPANESE muslin: the walls hung with the
most exquisite water colnrs in perfectly simple
wooden frames. There were tw 1--we or fifteen
magnificent Turner's! Ihaa oa!y Que, the gift
of a ilch uncle, aud l was accustomed to con-
e'dr it a p gi"eless possession. MIR. Shuts
nct ta!lv had th.rt zen. and a Gtrtin and u Bar
rett as We'll! Beg! les this, there were shelves
+ Il of beautiful china plats / had never
seen such Il dainty abo lie before. Such richly
hung walls were Il m st agreeable sight to a
landlord! Full of comforting inner warmth,
a"Helaimed; Well, there is no fear of Mrs.
S ne rot adnirin, t Isi;'
You think soy sad he; .'I'm 50 glad!I
have had to be very careful what | did. You
see, she is quite the creature Of impression. l
should be miserable If shesati the cottage'wa
telnt pretty. BY the bye. did You kno. that she
I'wns one of the Wilmots OF 1aunto4?" ig ''
Now ] WAS not going to stand that. T had
made mp my mind to feel a great respect for
the Sllates of Shift IL, and, if they had az
! gooi an idea of furnishing as Edward Shute,
t!:eS were e:nphatict!sy worthy of it; but l was
rot going to allow myself TO be 40 much i'm
pressed by aiy nti-r family. Besides, what
were the vi mots OF Taunton to me? I was
well acqusint-d with every rose that wa
grown. knew every pansv worthy OF a place
~ my garden, butt had never heard OF teo
Hfiinots OF Tbuutoi.
We Went over all the rooms; one was fitted
up,aa a s'ulio. Mr.. Shute's easel was set up,
has color box and ~ra'ettes Were ready, but, Of
course, he had nnt begnn to work % earlv.
"Isliall be Z al wnen l get her safely hern,'
SAID he. by the by, how am Il to .tcn her
from the In lwav STA N? Do you mind lending
me the 20 We rria se9n
Ia, nnt s,ia mo nn,v T. car,a ln - r. nv in'I ~, "
vnrr nonv carriar. If woutI M h, vc lnnsa1 "a
NM, Tx, a vanir,n which hc,nn ed 80 nst a. a.
much 10 him as TO me.
Mrs. Shuto was a tall, pale, langu;d-looling
wn,ch was rr no ,nc, ma ali T." ~ Iii,
h ps evas. She -nrnt rnnst nf hnr Am, ~, Nc
sofa.
II do 80 wish we had Il little bit Of ground
| ,l,v h, Ills wife. SIT y,.rc ey,r 40 am,il NV
| ,oor wif. NO., sats am. shn cor,t .; !, ~
~"rarlan En- If i. az near t,n rnai sn1 ha;n, 90
NM, Il, ti,a bonsc and 40 anlIn
J. uoyinr said I,,ia la l,nE.a any; ,,s,v ;,.o nov
ewes, t, ses how mnclr Cnristnn cb,rtv sho
ross,s.e1 ~ s"'
NV wife noor dear woman, was kan bv
sn,r-isn. and replied. 81 wish Mr.. ,buie
won d uso our pard.n sonnet mes-y,,e my
Ibnshanl ia not ,vorlinp il, IL NAV. e.,
when he j. bnsv he liies IN he ca ratsss ,hout
a,I,,,, rancnan
!Onl thanl, Won. How firmly kind,r cxc,a ir,al
Nh. S,ute. "rheu W.. viii huv. a key nab
. =, law ibera i, . 40. sran, o,% - . na .
milo y,ur Garden and we viii nave n tns ,oasa
for il ~ ogce. upies. Won Lave one ynn can lsnl
u4n
And now nv moor wifa knew what sho had
dons: far. of & ,nrse. it was ont or tho nnesii~n
r,. on NV, i, MA Mira Sh..fn ~ ~, II. ~, 10
yay ,,n,na hv ,ha Iona tn tna rr,,ar a,t.a,nn
ana VT. if she had a kew, md conII CONE and
a., winen she liked ali nv ~lo,snrn !, NV "an
! dnn would he oone evan w mr. 90 whs, NV
IN. hand ls At wW,rl;,v sne sai1 in 4 ,sn.ra.int
10 Mrs Shrts aud tbon trnItai n NOR f.iin.cv'
What n poor. weak thing Z, t-n.t tai
They pot The Iev1,hsy " ,el t Mira sbuts
>yhn vas moi stron, enoi n To Oh round =, thoo
n,nner entrance. ,n.sna rad FIR ,ntias nj ,nr
an crave, na,hs aud lawn ,nmiI oi,r,rs
trace her presence. for she nlncta5 nv.r,
,tnwc, sh. Pane cd AMI snno II 40 oniok1,
aw,v and i saw my slaurhtarea ;nnoca ~ Ir'
iug bruised and witbcroa3 IA the SIM and cn,il
hnyc sIni, h-r IN nrn. Mr.. Shnte miant ha
ia creature of imn,nssions Int t,o H,wa,s
were the cre,tnrrs of imprsssicns ,oo' and bore