The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-01-02
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80 OAA6utAy AA$AtcU IOOul.
Dramatis lsersonn-the modern young
mar and two young girls. He. gentle
manly and good-looking perhaps be-
yond the average, leaning in . not un.
graceful attitude against the mantel,
with hls back to = large mirror. They,
ma low divan at tho other side Of the
room, alternately listening and replying
70 his remarks Or whispering to each
other at some apparently irrelevant but
amusing subject.
Yes he said, q little .defiantly, and
With 9 slightly heightened color, since
his FIRST remark had been received with
: peel Of laughteryes, I would like
10 know what it feels like to be refused.
I'd ask sOtne girl just for the fun Of
hearing her say no, if Idared,n
Try us try usl O most irresistible
Adonis Z" DRIED the elder Of the two.
with 9 mocking smile, springing to her
feet and making him 8 low courtesy.
The girls dark hair loosened and fell
NTH the sudden motion, the brown eyes
were trimming with mischief and mer-
riment, and the flushed cheek looked
Vel yinviting.
~ hayea great mind to kiss You,
6Auce-box he said, by the way Of an
swers Ones cousins don't count
The two cousins, 90 called, were a
pleasing contrast to each other-the
dsrk-eyed, merry Kitty Glen, and her
fair, blue-eyed friend and cousin Mary
Neale. Neither q strictly sneaking
iOonsint to- Herbert RAYMOND. Kate hainn
Interpretation, and Mary onlya cons;n;s
cousin; but Is be had been on terms of
bfctherly3 intimacy. especially with tba
former, the pleasing fictioE was always
maintained, and Herbert felt himself a.
liberty ia scriticise Che savinra ana DO
ings Of either. to object "a. this. Of that
mar OF their acquaintance. and "a AIT
generally IL ! yery brotherly manner
while he had been persunded from wear.
ing many q fsyorite neck. tie Nv Kate,a
rnillery or Mary's Rentler protest.
The talk On this particular avan;re
drifted 10 other subjects. and soon the,
whole matter faded from The vonno
tvn c;r;.,svhn y;tS hasSs Inv !. .ne
- n co,,nc;i 49, Zee as'.; e.. sosesn.
acainst him TIVE ou.y.a p.Us
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q axac,,t;nn Z. thav IA ~ .I =
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nInttar. "Sse peM6 s'Ae
N Ha,.,,ert ~.,baa Ian ~
rode, talked, Of sang with Mary. III
unconscious of any designs upon him:
And n The ho,,rs anent - Viii ~ AZ 20
aved aco,s;nD = nasg aSaras 7 M ~ p 81,
WITH Kate was I'M, hst AZ as Ha
- 800 Aun, Dut we quleter
silent nornants saa,aa y y q. sssh ~. .!7
cral;bia ran;Jln Mi.u "
had sIcb s,,nnS xa1ssa { suleis aver
l;tt1a 800 =. GSs o.usl nnli' sucI sWeee
ns111 .MaSs. ny cousin , wary, ne be-
~ to enlnk as ne watched and studied
fancied IN MOS H ~ i, ts...e an .,n - ne
ID ~ ~NNO = ouiy fancy q thaG MS
sH1den OF nnexpected appearance
brought q deep shndeto that rose tint.
ed cheek, q new brightness to the love-
Il av.s Al 1ao.t e ~ ~ tose-
& 49, ieasc u trls was adeluslon
- VAS 2 very pleasant one,a and he did
nos ieels lspose 70 put it away from
nun.
among the list OF Herbert's acquaint-
-a,a ia very pres1y young widow
Who had been 2 belle before marriage,
and was none the less faeinatinp nov
that she was apain fraa Rsnnre go
that has ~ seain i1ee' report sad
u u. marriage had not been q happy
one, cut whether or no that had been
81 in hasta & ras,,yns oa "
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