Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-04

re ssv per onaiity. one va
- o. ns. NOR small; she was bea,
rabsf MI. lsistt (besuty is 8 hard thin
dlsl. sn'D md limit, but it was
3 debns ~, NJ wonderful or unusui
s,ssil. =. q s % Of that kind whie
/ aps sna aas gradually, as bis know
esss g ~. he possessor of it grows
kdfs o. " wealth OF sweetness al
fsas AIMING up in her eyes whic
| pdg nm a never wash cut; and tn
- COW; csiei firmness and resolu
| SOD - ,1ei'h bad its BEGINNING lonI
~, s ~ nights virgil which ha'
kth S,hle which had come b
1ne a ,.Sen Is of no unusual kind
ace A, ssy. "only a lovers quar-
UBs ~! ooe should remember tina
4. ~ heart us tragedies 10 this world
ass - torture Of which men and
So - 49, out long lives without
| 49, 49, ~ nesce. To Alice Arnden !
lsdn5 !! z though everything WORT
sslsss !. he was now forever utterly
s.,ssd Der hope. ,,s s.., she had o.
se Car 20 long and moved slowly
| rpn ~ ssr humble room. She had
:. as's spesn until sire moved how
~ ~ was suffering physically
rses Ia Il was, how cramped she
~ ~.de a fire, and into the fire
s ..morselessiy put all the frag
y .' Z naper which she had spoiled
- =, sS5rts 70 write a simple letter,
Drsa vben her sorrow was new.
eas 20, Last night! Happiness
Is.s sises Of ligbtness 70 eternity
p.h,st our being and so called
NO. than eternity. which We
~ measure, and call minutes
p,ads: but sorrow weights their
ss..i,ss leet with lead.
~ f3eorrc Fenby was next among
!. sesofs 10 this little fragment Of
e. = "a "a. ut his window that
..;s~ 4 Alice Arnden sat ct hers
- -isdow looked In the same dr.
~ From II he saw much ofthe
- seeue she saw. The stars faded
= n aim q for her; day brighten
=. ~ sunlight fell across bis face.
y 60 Feaby thought OF what he
a. thankful for this morning
/ ssslI fortune, enough for himself
80 eee other, . fair woman--and
~ = fsir-for bis promised wife;
- educasion, friendss Influence.
r1lion; Il was indeed Q goodly pros
- .sfk &sgs =
Ts>m Us Q happy smile on bis
~ = ne heard his little brother
- 4 the door, and he answered
a0sns ID. = with a CHEEKY voice.
sHere's letter for you. George. I"
shank you," said George. as he
TIA arc welcome. BY the hand
sf|uk on the envelope | should
do The me. sage will be 0 pleasant
as
I'D the boy left the room.
l p,essxnt message. The smile
tepeued ON the mans face as he low.
| heIy handled the letter o little time
| itxs he broke the seal. A pleasant
| u1neel
1nsse were the words which he
M GgeHaE FEwBY:--I will no,
assent 10 be any longer liindereI
|xrming your higher ambition.
|xser wish to speak 20 you again 10
|sy life. I give you back your free
|lou. W ALICE ARNDEN.
b Mr.. Feuhy's morning gift WA
he III Of his freedom. Wnst shoule
u % With its His cheeks and lip.
rew cold and white ut the thought
hucilui heavens, what could he Dc
sisA M
The Dir seemed darkened, The
earth scemed dreary and desolate
George Fenby and Alice Arnden. q
bafs quarter OF . mile apart. could
could net have been more widely
xpsfated had an ocean stretched be
iseep them. And each looked on
he same landscape and saw 1t alike
4 lsst.
h was . relief to both George and
Alice that there was service In the III
IL church that morning, and every
bcdy would be looked for there. Sc
1st sorrow finds q certain abatemea,
dih Intensity In the effort Of appear
hg uacoocerned. Then there is q
nouruful pleasure In seeing what has
heea Loaf.
Ia place no larger than Marshan
sstFy one knows everybody else,
Every one Knows the business OF ev
uybody Ia some degree, or thinks sc
y ssys 90. So our friends were
tnown. and their relations to each
cher we're known also. And so poor
he'd they played their parts that
sAsn service was finished neatly oil
asil friends had concluded that theil
hgagement was over and many were
seeeulallng a. TO the reason for il.
mlph Warden was too shrewd Z
zen not to see what every one else
~ lie said but little anout IL. al
= poke TO one aud another after
aefeh, but be was deeply interested
- very much puzzled. The tim,
20 hxn when the eossips had con
eckd bis name with that Of Alice
Arden, and there were those WHIT
saa naken their heads when Il be
- evident that she had been wot
usosge Fcnby. instead of Ralph
nlph had never spoken to Alic,
vow love, and we will respect his re
What he cared for may re
1,a seaIed book.
q Ssesgs Fenby walked home alone
pa warden came the same road
NJ NJ I quarter Of . mile behind. Som,
sace out OF the village Ralph sud
y 49, ceme upon two papers. restinl
slde OF the road, They had
s ~ nksly been pulled from ,h,
$3.50 g TIE owner In removing hi
Het handkerchief. TEE smalle
N ~ ned blown apart and lay upos
-. ssaff. and It's contents were 81
49, @ai Ralph had read It before b.
=. : lsee bis hand, and before b.
wafe OF what he was doing
-. ~ ~ a .een the paper before. |
Ms brief letter 10 which Alic'
!, = ~ dismissed George Fen
| a., ss. e. Warden stood for q loo,