The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-11-07

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leave
"Who?"
You, and Won alone
How could / have had any lnf"-
ence?"
You possess an unconscious lniu-
ence that is stronger than iron. II You
had said Won did not want me to re-
main l should have gone away, have
studied your face closely, and have ever
seen, or fancicd that | saw, kindness
and welcome in your eyes.
Isn't it time to take in school, Mr..
Havloid?'
mo, there is time for nothing but to
tell YOU of my deep love for you. Weed
Won are the cause of my remaining
here. l love you with a heart that was
never before moved"
She had twisted off the button, and
sat changing it from one hand to the
other.
No woman, no matter how cultivat-
ed, could win my love from YOU"
DO you know why l have learned so
fast?" she asked dropping the button
and clasping her hands.
Because you have a bright mind"
"No. because / love you"
He caught her in his arms and was
pressing her lips when Windin' Blades
burst into the
Thar now" he said, stopping in
amazement. Thar now, Mr.. HaylOid.
Don't say nothin' more to me bout
kitchen grasshoppers. Id hatcher be
kotch putin gear on grasshoppers than
to he kotch putin my arms round a
gal. Whoop!" and Windin' Blades,
in celebration of his conquest, seized a
bench leg and bclabored the writing
table.
I'm goin' to tell pa on YOU, sir, said
the girl.
I'm goin' totell him on YOU" again
whooping and striking the table.
Idon't see how anybody can study
when you're keeping up such noise"
Study, har yah. whoop~ and he
raised a deatcning din. wall" when
he had sufficiently commemorated his
discovery. believe I'll go home eff
thar amt goin' to be no school," and
before a protest could be made, Windn'
Blades had leaped from the door and
disappeared.
That was unfortunate" said Hay
loid. land ] would give almost any
thing if it could be recalled"
"Are you sorry that you told me?"
cob, no."
"Then you are sorry that-you tried
to kiss me?"
"No; for if some one had stepped in
and shot me [ should not have regretted
my action"
"And do You love me as truly as you
say you do?"
Deeper than [ can express, I want
you to be my wife"
Don't you think that I am too much
of a child"
"No you are quite a woman. We can
study together, and your bright mind
can blossom into a flower of brillian ce
and beauty"
They were standing in front of the
fire.
II will be your wife,"
He took her in his arms, and was
in the act of kissing her when old man
Socklaster stepped into the room.
Hello! Wall, by iinks, this is a fun
ny sort o'school."
Hayloid stammered an unintelligible
reply.
"Sort o. kissin' school, an must say
that if Weed has larnt as fast in that ar
branch as she has in her books, she's a
a might apt scholard. Can't you sorter
'splain yourself, mister"
"Therei is not much of an explanation
to make, old gentleman" replied the
teacher. / love your daughter and she
loves me. / have asked her to be ".y
wife, and she has"
"Told him that I am too young" in
terposed the blushing girl.
wall" said the old man in expletive,
for he could really say nothing. and
only said "wall" to gain time. wall,
reckon that a gal what takes so nachul
to kissin' amt much too young to get
married.
aDid yen meet WWiinddin Biades7 r.
asked the girl.
"No, I hain,t seed him since he left
uOIne. IltIG uS 10 now.
"Pap whut you reckon? a
II reckon a good deal"
"Wall, Mr.. Hayloid has been er kissin
Of Weed"
"He's got a right to kiss Weed. Hei
goin' ter be yer brother"
"How?"
"By marryin' Weed. Wall, I reckil
the school nd better break up for fer
day. Come an we'll all go home. Mu
will be glad ter hear o. fine 'gagement
for she's nightly pleased with Weed
Iarnin'. A oma can go through lif
er l%arnin', but airter a boy gets tosb
about 81 he thinks he knows it all an
don't larn no more"
The old lady was indeed pleased I
hear OF the engagement, and she 'stuc'
such a lkin' ter the young man" tha