The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-03-14

apartment. Then, With a. courteous
bow, he resigned his righs IN favor @
sicent, who began to select the nieces
standing ready, to turn for The lady
- "nreamihg| nurmured AfaeiI xaa
turning to Gertie's side, rs he Noted thu
pensl'e look in the great yes,
.Building a fancy castle"
Would ] wereits Prince Charrnfna,r
accompanying the words with an ardent
"misehievously, but Lu vas
sIhen ! resign all pretension with
another glance that brought the swift
blood to Gertie's cheek.
She had, ever been conscious of the
%wondrous magnetism of MagilIs- per
sofalit.y, which gave his presence a
strange charm-llor was she the only
one who had felt its power.
will You not come out into the gar.
dem" said Roger, gently. go 49,.
thought you were aasaAiiops to hear
II can hear just as WELL and better
too, through the open windows. DO
GOMEZ" persuasively. The twilight is
= id !s ) fsssistssssssaaMsessusa sla,slsa;7s,ss ui1ss sn.
resist the magic Of Thy. plsaqigg tones?
sltbssr steppRRed t1poushsthhs Iii window
onto the veranda. "Cumemh he whis-
ttnrrcas And Gertie solissse,l-lim down
into the fragrant garden. ~
WdfesfditaYcsrzr eas'fshosresssfrssMa
sill?' inquired Miss Meserve.
Only last night, but / ran over al
most Immediately to Cousin Lucy's to
beg her to keep my cominga secret,
@sVhssSs With some astoni4hment.
"BeeMS&Iyished to surprise a warmer
welcome fhhn T otherwise might re-
ceive."
y Were you satisfied" giving him a
saucy, bewildering look.
2 u shall be, if.you will let your heart
speak, Gertie" passionately. Oar
ling. | only come back TO- ask yo,a fof
Your love; to winSvou for my wsifss:
Three years ago, these words were
tismslhe eas On, INK iissaut L., ! would not
win, not Il fortune, but an income sui
hcles1t4 70 ensure you at least the COM
forts, If not the Injuries of your fathers
home. l have been successful beyond
my ardent hopes. My position is al as.
sured one. Oh, my hearts dearest, was
1 mistaken in thinking you could care
for me-Were ny hopes too 1presump-
%tuous? Gertie. darling! lonlove me,
do you not?'
What a power OF spleading vibrated
through the impnssionated voice! What
q wealth Of Tenderness lighted the dark
eyes, intense with feeling! What a
mighty love ,perya,ted the mans whole
beng! How could any woman with
stand such q torrent OF emotion.
What, = sudden shock, Gertrude Mes
erve @asoke toatconsciousness of her
shearts shitller-tesSnsuspected vet latent
sentiment, and she trembled like a
frightened thing.
Roger took both small hands reassur-
ingly in his, and gazed lovingly into, her
shy face.
Fainter heated tlleErusic onthessweet-
scented air, then ceased eiltirelv. Ieep-
er grew thetwi1ight shadow Gertrude
needed not. Her proud little head had
found d resting:place.@ The naughty
beautiful girl was conquered, and con-
tent to have DISQUALIFICATION name.
well, Roger, said Miss Evans rising
from the piano, "how did yon like that
last movement? Why!' in great sur
prise and bewilderlnrnt. where in the
world is Cousin Roeer?r anH a
Her s~lover9smilcd. "He and 6nrtie
slipped away sometime since,'' he an
swerea, Fsbnt L was enjoying your play
ing SO much l would not interrupt vou."
"Ge1fies Will take cold. ont in this
dew-laden air" exclaimed Lucy. I'VE
had better hunt up the runawavs."
FSNo need, tor here they come.yssy
ssNill YOU rims furli pleas Hos
acer?' said Miss Eynns..s
ANopdonitn laughingly p~rottsteH DR..
Roger. 'T.et thednsk Iideourblushesn
Obi cried Gertis, under hearil3reath
What do you mean, cousin? said
Luey;,lpcering first Sinto HIS fseessand
then into that of herfrientls - Cen itIe
possible, "~shsaadded, that, usY HOPES
are to be frllilIeaf2" nTg
Depends upon ~whAtthey arss.'' n
swered Reger,Tgaily, Then,more 50.
berlys eaHAs for me, / haYts Fwousthe
dearest wish Of n heart. a.Thes Hope
TINT has been my inspirution' from boy
hood isssat last realized ailrawinga Gers
tie tenderly to his side. f@'s@s >" aas'"
ImpulsiSe LucYssShrew sller a., arms
around Both. Theai ashe hurst Int
laughing: tin gong ttaNegaad Nie
arnold maid!p she aaiia, NemphaGcal1y.
"Whasas,that ?p TqIi1sfied Horaceasaz
Sob. notiingsbanisehiHyously IL sssAsk
G~ertie:r sssSE 81 - as"s &tsas stsSs
ssSoinc resolutions "A ave- etter a,rolSen
than kept" was the laughing, defiant
reply, aud q soft hand stole caressinglv
into that of Roger Magil1.-Yankee
Blade.
n X -: $500
ass.fs y The gCloister,
Lille SYohisrs MAS really stlNe living
place ofthe monks. Here,they parsNed
their INTERPRETATIONS, here they taught
their schools, theEtransaesedth them busi-
ness.s thsey spsnettteifFHf asrnrAned
their studies, always in society, coop
Grating and consulting. and, as a rule,
knowisg sasgorivais sSBnt 2 m y nh al,
be i,isli,sda oSliassfht sSseiss You
get rid of that .delusion the better.
Entil Heprv H?foslnaei tiYe Garthusial
Ably of Witlrmmssi1i A17s. thereMasal no
such thing known = ia>s ENGLAND. lsasl "a
monks cell, as wenRdcrstmMj the term.
II wHs y peeulia4rityao the Carthusian
order. aud when IT. was e rst nltrnluced