Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-08-06

pPoIec ny iisNer thought 1t would
make the least difference to YOU" he
said. "Why should it?''
Il ,Oh, torno reason in the world But
don think a married man has any
right to go about with any girl as he
has been doing Why didn't YOU tell
me, Bob?'
~ Why, he hasn't been flirting
with you, has he, HeenY's
certainly notl" was the naughty
reply. Men cannot i1irt unless women
encourage them. But | think You
ml@ht nave said something about this
before"
!" My eye, Pip Wot larks!' "auot.
ed Bob, going of into gale of laughter,
the instant his cousin was out of
sight The plot thickens. Bring on
yourvillain.
Helen had taken her hat from the
hall-rack, and gone out into the sun
shine. She could not explain to her
sell why she felt so indignant at Pro
lessor Holstein, or why she passed
with averted gaze the spot they had
chosen for their morning readings.
''Ah! how do you do?" a pleasant
voice called to her, in the simple Ger
man phrase she had already mastered
II thought you were never coming. |
nave got such a pretty little poem
| which cut out OF the Garteniaube
Shall read it?'
.Certainly--if you wish"
! lie was too eager to be checked nv
her chilling reserve. In a deep, melo-
| dious voice, he began to read to her n
pretty spring idyl. 1t had great deal
OF ioVem 1t, and great deal of sor-
row.
Don't you like that?" hesaid, look
ingup Just in time to see her tears. "Ah,
knew you wouldw
He put out his hand, but drew il
back again.
That is what | should like, he went
! on, earnestly. II should like to wan
der away off to some wild spot, and
live there with one | loved with you,
| Helen"
self"
Forget? MOI Do not start from
me, Helen. ! love you with my whole
| soul"
sSir, she cried, passionately, ''your
love Is an insult! How dare you speak
of such q thing to me?"
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dress me so, sir. How dare you take
advantage OF the privileges of hospi-
tality? How dare you abuse your
rights as a teacherto-to--"
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craat ,,r"g ,yanid have sworn sha
was in love with him. and eenenough
for anv an,erypncy Hclenr"
She was iusf Going in bv the garden
cate
~ want Ia sneak tovou moment. -
"WelIPn
Don't Won think. Won were a little
ronpb on Gordon?'
"On whom"
"On Gordon. We only meant il as
a little Joke. and it was i who nut him
up to It. You were so opposed to
! men. and | thought YOU would he sure
| to he friends II Won could only meet +"
"Mv dear Rob" shecried. "Ihaven't
the slightest idea what you are talking
about
"Gordon has gone away" he pur.
sued He's owf,illv cut mn about it.
and Pm SIRE Helen--,'
"Gordon gone awayl' she echoed.
scWbot do Won meopP'f
..,Whv.n said Rob, somewhat impa-
tiently' che did not mean anv harm
when he came here in the character of
n German professor, which of course
he isn't thonob his mother was a Ger.
man, and her name was Holstein."
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