Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-18
more of recognition than the DAYS had
from William BlaYne His shroua i

NoiioiitiCo, OiiouRu ldF lICHl MAKING her
awkward, she showed that she was not
accustomed to the .best society. IA we
call it, sometimes with a want of truth
which makes the exp ssion almost sa-
| tire. l
lie was surprised to see that Marion
showed her consciousness of this lack in
ner guest. There was something less of
Difference thad Mrs. Grayson usually
showed to her guests, for no one under.
stood better than she how to entertain
Upon a hill behind the Grayson estate
was a beautiful nook Blayne had often
retreated to for rest of body and refresh-
ment OF spirit. A huge ledge of rocks.
IN whose clefts grew little clusters Of
OF ferns. patches of delicate wood-sorrel.
and a creeping vine, starred with its
lovely flowers, formed the background.
The ground at its foot was covered with
SOFT, dark moss, while the arching trees
formed cool IN delightful shade. Will
IAN had constructed a rude seat in this
eheltered nook, and from it he often
watched the sunset shadows creep up
oyer the opposite hills, and dwelt with
delight upon the varied scenery here
spread out before him. This had come
TO be bis particular resort, no one else
having discovered it.
one day, not long after Miss Sher-
mans arrival. as ha onrrnonhad ~
SPOT. he nerceived that appaoa nnn ~ Sli ny
last found it out and wasthen seated, en-
Toying the exquisite. beauty of the scene,
He soon saw that it was Miss Sherman.
and was at once impressed with her at
tltude and the reverent expression-for
he could think of nothing else-of her
.ace. Lie!e, WIN no observers, under
no restraint, the intense depth and ar
;hla The o. ue o; eIhiLags ~ere PLAINLY WIS
| cheal aII5 1;,htadd n ,.e nu ' fn co'or lhe
| thot sho Lhas go ~ iiei uli, oark eye,
!! that mos. CHARMING ofam haontTN VIZ
preston.
The annoyance with which Mr.. Blavne
| had first seen his chosen retreat occm.
pied gave way to a feeling akin to "
as he saw this unprecedented and un.
| conscious exhihition Of feelino in ono
whom he had 30 little noticed that this
scene came to him like a sudden revela-
ton. He hesitated, not knowing wheth-
er to retreat or to 90 forward. The true
manliness of his nature would have
prompted the former, but he feared
Miss Sherman would come out of hel
her imagine, IS she might if she saw hin
stealing away. that she had heen
watched. So he walked up to her, say
ing, quietly, "Good morning. Miss Sher-
She was at f rst startled. and then far
| a moment embarrassed. but she onicklv
regained her mposu and said. III
hardly knew that I was an intruder up-
on you, Mr.. Blayne, though certainly [
knew someone had been here before
me-"
"Not at all an intruder.n he said. co1r-,
teously; and then he added. "Yo1 he
long TO the few who. Mrs. Browning
says, see $50
Every common bush afro with G,a,n
con ), y COIL s.1,aN III ~.
tb;nE mvs laI i ;no1 ,,ad 1hfuly aa1e 10
ln,t 7 ~ I J. I iheiaueu ~ .nav sacred lew
81 cannnt da,,h lti = y haao ..a.,,h;o
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baoni nAe"n eAhioition VI her
earnast ra;a;naar NY No. iaa s'a was igr
e enlir sn. Te!oaidet: ihen she llesltated,
~ ;,d na". ~ s4'h nu. = am hot lauch OF
tbJan ne,n ~, y y Lave seeh very NIUE o
@lVhv have Won not9v ha oslod And
| then no in waralv aisn,,,.4ad ''n liz nnu
nidn nv 'A""ioiS eJ'eui".eu' ~" SUI
WI, - 49,;
cbaorhJ1, ~ aiu si.nply any Wy
tra We, uayv oxtens;na,, o"I hi,t anoru ~
u uaSel Wy eA.e,siveisi puS ! ny 70
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dr;f4ad q y oes,n;iiit WI, 20, liie a aiAh
t to,nnS on and on UNI Wlll biayne naa
wondar a1 ha IlS1 saa ~ei !, w ~ -. l land lna Ky
Ia had r hu had nsen o'ne' iaiue' io'
ne mao haa 'tave1 t wlue1y; ,.,u..
and 1 .hara ~ 90 M Fla nalu, py i,.ie oi.s mere
o. nswarad q nc i1'ee pus Az q rehiata
s,,aaas+ ~ him tboa go nf e eno = e
T. hsd beon a;ven ;n ae - ne - i,e. =
hove rasnanfad hor Lee r. haS w. "9u ~
ito 81 r,aa1es ond aed i1se ~ nau nao = II
conlS sss n]l.iniu +hat iii haa henn 49,. =
hro ual % otd ,hst a,st = n ! Ieen ooire
forth a character as rare as beautiful.
true, grand, and earnest.
Each knew the other better after that
mornings talk; and Mrs. Grayson was
surprised to see 50 sincere a cordiality
between them.
The next day Marion, wishing to 90
into town shopping, regretted the ab-
, sence of two Of her Young friends who
| usually accompanied her.
"Whv don't YOU ask Miss Sherman?"
| her husband suggested.
"Why, George, what can Florence
Sherman possibly know aboutshoppinp7
She belongs to a yerv different class from