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


S%@sOf,sit~ -bard-so. hard StoTbeaFp
thought Marion, as with hands Tight,
claspe..', she passed slowly under til,
ami q boToNS ut theeld orchard. "Lif
Il is BITTER II ~ tansp all from me:
4 catsSy w ~ n'sa >.,agn;ya Only m,
tdear. dsaT n,othar aaMyral Fo:
Their saSes j n mp : BE- s ano end try t,
'' on II the as', varu. - .~her,
tho hinh banS alanaI 1lc.iaIa, " ~,
meadaT shn slopea apruptly 70 J. '
Innass,,l sne eahia w = mass OF tangled
hor VT. ISL mo a [ustlc az,
b s.,s 49, llaa llaae IL ior her, II
unene,i t"ss' MasssheS aad last
~ Nv. ia III MS ES@ E
81 IA MexSnoM III lstse path
~ Guss MMss N asseEs @hInme q
"a NJ iies n"A MMqHM i4gpHSSkp she
a"i sag here OF an evening hdRwasched
ior ihin' ohe could scarcely loon back
upon any 'ihle OF her lie, or upon any
oplect now before her eyes, which was
not cohhecSsa with some ASSOCIATION OF
wafer. laere was the walnut tree
Mnich ne ana jack used 20 climb, an6
snSre the clear, laughing brook in
Wnlcii he had taught her TO steer the
NIUE BOAT winch he had made for her,
r".ei WIN gra1n, down to JACK $ famous
water mil, ut the roots Of that old viii
n l9a' saw rn miIia Which vi S.5 jack tl' h rsi' a ligais,
EsKegy body saidssould sbsssasYAsAA n good
aH aa SD Y sho coptr manage
! lMA1peMNE ASssaasSssNH
H.. M tllea lla 5Eissl sseateds1p the bench
EtsnA Wy '1as .s asn87s looked
'ss se III yeA1aaNSly, Stsstn6aa0ld farm
mousse peop'ng from the great beeches
acioss the orchard. NO other place on
Iaie.i co"lo ever be nome to her. Aud
y, iio.iier' Ch' IL wonld be harder
Sesa, ,9 ha ae bse whose aoant whole whole. life Lite of Of 30
I'M = suuuen souha aroused Mar1on-a
sRefp whistle rs OF some n calling a
u go, saw through tear-dlmmed
ngure OF a man hurry1ng along
oaaS pehlnd the screen OF honeysuckle.
4ba foo oe a.,
1ne 1901 OF the steep bank, and she
YOU'D NOT DE discovered IN her retreat.
90 she thought but a moment or two
aieei mere was a sound OF footsteps
aseeha1ns .ne, oah6' rustic OF the hon
ueAaess 1900 sls.as 'sssspds Marion saw
NV my " sk arbor
i'm su aiaaS !, ' mas B9aas5paa aa har9
S 49, III y ssS s%asasaa #g
ass' olSan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS each 9th
eion-nar!oh pale' ana the stranger with
u " il'lsH rising TO ms handsome face.
1 zen ~ s'io Us ne hela out his hand:
MARION oohI you know me!"
oie S".e nm hel lanu III silence. 1t
was waiter. And suddenly with the
sigh1 Oh nun came the 1ul bitterness OF
ner sorrow r II the CONSCIOUSNESS that he
was lost tosher foreyer: sShafwasn moth
ing ID him noRlyaiaSl Nass rhaiist be moth
'''s aT foae'' o,aa
n gtaa g. NAYS - unexpectedly
fouha Yottsl1eTean tlns daat Old ssbot,"
~ saiu. arrived at home only an
p cpp notrestsnprEl had
seen you:st@ @s@ g9ss s
one met ms eyes bent upon her with
est ness, q 6 pale
eheeR heH;Sbutfshescod not
nave spoken a word.
Mafons Eales sMdS sNddenlyfthave
you no welcome for meM Is it possible
p'a1 yom cannot s,t J forgive me- g :,
Z IgE
les io1 an my absurd Jealousy and
PRIDE. l haye PaEeE had 9 happYmo-
me- EssslRcesdspmteA ftaM vull, sAlafion,
anu l nave come oaci ut last to ask your
forgiveness. and to beg, too, for the
love "hlch l forfeited, but whchl can
hot i've without"
do not to i nos " %sS Son should y91; w speas t1n I
70 me "ieh-"len you are gong to be
ina .1In
r Miio oss soir yon that OF me, Marion"
y spaAAgnes, your sister"
s NJ slnlaeaayS
~ my wlshes. 1t was she
s ashoA Aaacosragsdsne to come back. She
you "ouid forgive me. Will
you Marion aarlingE
one had aVerted her face to hide her
fearful eyes, but he now took both hands,
ana as ne drew her towards him q great
'ioe o Joy rushsd over her, and she
coula only family murinur-
IN waiter!
asaMs 'hsy were both eaimer she told
~ tiiak@G$6tallen upon
men LEY Rust e ny tnelr dear old
ion$ "'H g. - Passe l4So the hands
essSHsarngefA# ss
VI strangers Marion! DO you call
me stranger
you. Walter!