The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-11-30

selfish fellow, and he had strong reasons for
hoping that his success on 10 MI. Fletcher's
money might never become a fact
The old man seemed inclined to talk this
evening. BE iurn,d himself around to face
Matt and, and said: "Who is Amy Fletcher? '
She is governess at the Kestsr'ons."
"Whyy What got her the place." Sos
guilty.
elm! you seem to take a considerable in
terest in this young lady. Has she any
money!" M
"None whatever."sF N7.i5 '7@ II
"Then who paid for her schoolinge"
Her father lett enough to cover most of the
sand you supplied the rost" a.'a
Mait)and's look was sufficient to condemn
him.
"Its 3 nice. romantic story" continued the
old man; when do you propose to marry
her?"
II don't know" replied tho young doctor;
perhaps not at ALL
you mean size doesn't care for you~
"No, l don't mean that; but l am IN o very
peculiar position in regard 10 her."
What 10 the peculiarly"
edo YOU TX me to tell you:"G
"Ye-;why noty"
II didn't like to do so without your asking
msdirectly. have reason to believe that she
mas he an heiress."
81 d~on'tsee why that should stop YOU"
"No, perhaps NOT: though pc pie would
doubt my sincerity in proposing 10 a girl so
rich as she NAV become" q -
It's very odd that an heiress should be q
govern css. w. u aga gs y. t...
'Shc doesn't know who she is" exclaimed
Maitland. II am the only one in tao world
WHO does know. Suppose that I ask her haud
she may accept me; a%fterw,.ri she discovered
that she is very ricli: what will she hi ,k os
me then? She will judge no TO be the most
despicable man in the world"
why not tell her she Is an Aoiress, and then
propose? lfsho loves you. tho fact |. a; she ia
rich will only add to her Willingness to accept
L ."Icannot tell her, because she may never
be So"
Mr.. Fletcher looked puzzled. ''There is
more in this than you tell me, Mal'la ad,n he
said. you've treated me very we'll; I've
taken n liking for you, and for the girl, too, for
tuat matter. l should like to heip you If |
can, and feel / have done one kindness before
it is olttnf my power to dofanvss' How did you
come 10 have this girl on your hands?"
8Iknew b er father and another very we'll.
They died abroad within a few months Of each
other. l was only a very young man then, as
you may imagine; but they left me in charge
OF tGeir only daughter, lien scarcely more
than an infant. Ny mother brought her up;
when she was Old enough she was sent TO
school, as ] told you."
This simple recital Interested the old man
more tnan he cared to show. He could not
prevent his voice from trembling as he ask ed
us her grandfather aligc"
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