The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05
BY THE GATE OF THE SEA.
Ey Cavid Christie MURRAY.
Au.HoE OF "A MODEL FATHER, "a fIYx's
AIoSENENr," ETC.
CHAPTER Iv.-CoSTfSry,

fhimcr. or strongly inclined that WAY.
hut 20 Iregarthea the story seemed one
nf hero'sm and sorrow. and he though.
Inc could see ALREADY some o. those in
ward qualities of which ne desired to
assure himself. The daughter OF "A
clergyman Is conv~nt.onally a gentle
WOMAN, and hc was already persuaded
That Miss Farmer possessed all desira-
be womanly qualities when Ire met her
Tor the s"cpud time. Tn-y had Take |
common laccs Il their irst me ting
and ha | been awar. OF Ia fat They
talked commonplaccs o and did no
Know 1t. because they spoke of looks
and art, and nobody believe. that he or
she can talk commonplace upon those
inspiring themes. Mss Farmers soul
declared itself more and more fl. ely to
~lrcgarthcn = attentive observation and
he was more and more conyinc d that
it was of the right qu lty and pattern.
Tie Young man had taken apart
mcnlS for the rest % the summer s.a-
son at The GEORGE and Gorbcy
In W bv this time n what pursuit he
Was engaged. Mr.. Tgcgarthcn randi Il
much ia he plcasan, L,.ds beyond the
Town. and Miss Farmer. who had \
taste for otany and some little knowl-
eIgc OF the =" CnC... was ndcfatigab,c
IN exercise. lie two II people met
on most DAYS. and the little sister was
old enough 10 pay pr pricty, and,
which WAS criiaps OF mDrc Importance.
MAS oil cnouo L. know when she was
not wanted. ANY wandering butterfly
was reason enough for "A a VIII ch p.
least took this sensible child round i
corr T. ii the lane ia which her e dcrs
s:rojlcd.
TIo scarcher after the ohio .ophcr's
stone had found it bu. not where he
had expected. Everything had grown
golden or him. The smile is poverty
str ckcn, Tut there is no smile which
viii express MS physical wealth of Il
icart wli.c for the first time has given
AWAY all IL substance.
Ii was time for lovers condolences.
and they were exchanged. The sensi-
bic child lad zone full tilt round a
Icafy corner. and the young man and
his sweetheart fingered At u site. The
child cirrol ed with wonderfully
ewc t.. sh.i!l voice Fifty yard, away. and
She elders talk d..
"loI REMEMBER" said Trccarihcn.
The day on winch we iI,st met
'-lc-. she answered. with a delicious
shync>S IL ardent cvcs-sic thought
she lad never seen anything 30 tender.
arCel, is iie. were and her bas'iul
glance met Tor u moment. and she
blus!lrd alsttle.
=. WAS lying on the grass" he sad.
Ion :hc top "f the elf above the land
i'm place. whom heard Your yo ca. and
it awoke me.
WAS | a bJistcrouS?' she asked,
snlil ng, W tn her eyes upon the ground.
NO he answered. with a Little ten
der laugh. which Of itself was 4 lovers
flalLrv. but il awoke me from a
curiou, DEAN" he added. will, IN air
OF oil reluctance.
.lndccd?' she said. gu~cStioninrlv.
Tr.gar hen began ID W IN in a vague
way tina, he had not mentioned this. His
goddess might not care to know that
one Of hcr raicst charms had reminded
h I'm of au actress. but. having begun.
hc felt bound TO 20 on; 80 he spoke
with Il r. gnrd l~ightness. and looked
anywhere rather than at his sweet
heart : face.
Il suppose YOU don't know" he be-
Gan, what a lovely vo CO Won have"
She made NJ reply To In $. but still
looked dcmurely on the ground at her
feet Wien | irSt heard it | WAS
dreaming. and / distinctly heard the
words. 'nh. Jupiter. how weary are nv
spirits.
That was no. strange" she an
swcrei. looking up Il; him. IL spoke
them"
Did you3" he asked. with some
confusion All this seemed 20 have
been :? Il and Zone aforctimr. and to
have led 10 some uuha pininc>S " hich
now gain threatened from the nelr
future. Ever! body has experienced
tina, cur Gus sensation.
Nv Il WIS Your drcam?"
oh. NV dream" he answered. 1T
WAS nothing. | dreamed | was ut the
play, and l SAW Rosaiind upon the
STA
: e looked 1T him swiftly. with a hint
of fcac and half h n, of resolution n
her face: lie struck GU with a trans.
parent prctcnce OF being perfectly ut
his ease. and cut down a nettle with
hi wal iEg-canc.
Your voice reminded me-" he said
after a it'll pause. 'of the mos, bean
tiiul voicc hal ever heard ill then.
vcr oug I / recognized il. and !
walked doNu IL NEE. YOU. and found
that | had made 4 blundc.."
In meeting mc?" she asked.
He laughed again. and their eyes
me- In hers there WA \ tender tri-
Hmph and gayety which answered her
own quest OF fairy we'll. even w;ihou,
the 4 Il ~ his, which beamel wiki ad-
miration.
No. ne answered. but in dream =.
iny shat that lo, els voice had ever
sounded from The >tlCc." he went on
IT ease. And vet the fancy haunted
me al day" She WAS looking on the
ground once NOR. and with the DO n.
of her rasol was turning n little
pebble over and over. She stopped 30
tha; her face was ciddcn from him b.
the wide brimned summer hat she
wore. IL this were coJuetry. the
fashion of the day favored il. for a: the
droop.n- e.g, of the width of plated
straw as a fringe of fine black lace
som. two or three inches deep. and he
would hav had 10 fail upon his knees
to sec her face. Could he have teen it
he cou d not ave ia.lei 10 no.irc low
flushed ~ was. and what look OF fea. !
and shame was n her eyes.
.Who was the lady" she asked,
..whose vo &c SD resemhicd mine."
a Miss Church H." said Tre-srthen. !
"a delightful actress The most
charming actress l ever saw" /,
seemed ne essary to make as much
~ might reasonably be made OF
Miss Church:Ws perfectiUns 10 excuse