The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-12-05

mliarly, III pant you, though tie ctle,
painter chap wouldn't
"'You viii, che cried, blushing wit, do
Light
Certainly; end very nice portrait ]
thin, you'll mako. Be good enough to tsi;s
OF your hat that I may have better lock
at.you.'
clumsy thing down on the grass bcsCe her.
Shs glanced at me siGelcng, lauga.nr, and
showed her vhito teeth. " hafeyor h. age
was, she was quito Old enough 10 boa cccuo.te.
Promptly Is possible put the qao5. ION:
you ha,e MOI tod re how old you are
Fifteen, sEe replied, without lesitaticn.
4 should have taken you TO DO az |. Sc. a
year Older
''SLe shook her head
cts fifteen year come Whitsuntide,' she
explained, since come ashore
"Lj.ko,iSh I was not little curious TO know
wat tbs coming aahoro' meant, ] felt taat
Shiny coryersaiion he'd been categorical to
mcnctcny, and determined, therefore to,
reserve further inquiry until ano.her occa-
sion. Observing that my now friend ssas
now looking ct the caravan with Considerable
interest, asked her II SIC knew wait q vas,
end if sho had seen anything Lie it bcso-e.
sho replied in the negative, though I think
she bad toie-ai,y good guess as to the cara
ver'i uses. l thought this good oppcftun-
lily to show my natural poli;snsss. Would
she Ike to loc- at the in5e-ior} Ske sid she,
would, though without exhibiting much en-
thrs.as.n
81 thereupon led the way up tho e.eps and
into the vehicle. Matt followed but, so soon
cs she caught a glnIpse of tn interior, stood
trE.:ly on tho threshold. Wat is tlers in
the atmosphere of q house, even the ruisst,
which places The visitor alta disadvantage IS
compared with tho owner! ETel annals
feel this, and dogs especially, Wheu sillag
strange premises, EXHIBIT most abject hu-
nliiitv. But / NUT not generate. che
bearings CT this remark, to quote ray friend
CAPT. Cutie, lies III tho application Of it
H. for q n.onleat Was awed.
Cons IN Matt; come in, 1 sid.
"Ste cac,e in Ly slov degrees; and ! no
ticcl, for t-o'Grs5 ti--io- sec.ng how near her
k,ss IVES to to TcoE-tiha5 Sic YVES UNUSUALLY
TIL. l then I'D to horors CT the p-ace:S
sacvcd Ler E,y Sleeping arrangements, rry
culinary Implements, evcry.hi.g tLat !
thought would interest her. offered her the
or tu,nel-up bedstocd bu5 sic
preferred a stool which sometimes used for.
ny feet, and, sitting down UPON IT, Locked
round her with obvious aG nirat-ol.
"aor-d You LIE to iTe il a horse Ike
-bi;F I as,,cd, ercou-cs.rrlly.
''oaa shook her bead with decision.
why rS.p des.ls-dcd.
''one id rot exactly know WIZ, CT at any
ate could not explain. " sizing to ia.e.est
I'D arluse he-, handed her yor.-ciio Of
ny sketches, chiefly il psacil EN- pen-aad-
nix, but O few in. water colors. Ter manner
hanged at orce, end She turned then over
vith little cries CT delight. 1t was c.car that
lat he'd tastefcr tho beautiful in art, but
cr CHEF attraction was for pictures repre-
CT ing tho human faco and figure.
''Anaong the sketches she fond crcJos'
having OF an antique ard bicer-cycd gentle
na-I in skull cap, copied from SOHO Fem
ran,,tish picture l had seen abroad.
~ know who ills is 2 she czcici1ned-
rs William Jones' fatherp'
Il assured her on I'-y honor that William;
ores' father wes ret personally Enovn TO
&c, but she see1nc little incrcslulou5. Pres
nIy she rose to go.
81 can't step no longer she explained,
Two &C. TO 60 up to Mcnl-shurs5 for William
ones.'
" 'EonlLhurstl Il that whero tia poiS
r.. frcnll rce.lesr
" les; up in Tie wood she replied, with =
riinace expressive CT no Little disilso.
" - Mr.. Monk friend CT your5f
Her answer was O very 6eoi-ed ncSaiivct
hen, slcuching to tho 6oor, she swung he-seli
own 20 tie ground. fciiowcd, ard STOOD
4 the threshold, looking down a5 her.
Don't forget that I'm to paint yorr p'o-
lrc,' said. When VII you como hackf
Tomorrow, maybe
L shall expect you. Good-byr
"'Gocd-by, matter, she returned, reaching
, 10 shake hands.
(TO BE CONTINUED