Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-04-16
NY NIECE
|irl Not to be Thrown at ANY
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10 g light opera sometimes to sit
6 the ghosts They are the ghosts of
that sang and those that heard, and
al wassung and what was heard when
not go to sit among the ghosts. The
est ghost of all is good Sieur Often
whose gay spirit ruled the boards
Old times of mirth. That is a long
PC.
mat rs beside the question. l stopped
e loot of the ~inanity steps last
torl saw the lace of a man I knew
8 10 me through the crowd on the
ak 1t was Robert Martin. His ell
we're stuck out somewhat. He wore
RI English topcoat and he plunged
az that knock-kneed lope which is
Fhonght generally necessary to the
saivationo Of young men. He plunged
IL Win half a nod, and l was about
ef the theater when he stopped sud
turned aaN came back and touched
"a i'e IS s'd tSat tr,s 20 a. ! say, old man"
ISIS Draper, Imean-is eneaged}o
g was a little flush on the Young
Gneeks and his stammer was not his
. asNSalonabl stammer. l smiled and
~, Robert, she is not dead, and
~. ws1 nor likely to be, and per-
W. remember the rest of the line"
I d ueilcate matter and I did not
FAasty how to 60 further, for I did
~. 70 appear as an ambassador from
re Clcely, even if l had been ono,
was not. Finally l concluded my
@htence by saying as kindly as I
nhout dropping at the same time
a..eoha1 tone, II would straighten
r.t e out, Robert, if l were you.n
Luz completely regained- his form
v Nv peen talking, "Ah, that's very
~ man. very kind" he said, in tho
r,e as II he had been acknowledging
, - OF the last 9ab to be had on q
sn - Just wanted to know, you
-, 'noer OF your famiiy-anything
i oh, you know, matter Of interest.
pa.oned up his coat, switched his
au, giving me another half nod, was
IT," You unmannefly young
sac = myself, and then l smiled
.,n ".tnpasslonately, l think. For why
unea man have the same credit for
20 up q gaping wound with a pair
a Sns Sloves under an English top
spartan boy who covers the fox
AZ mas vitals under his Lacedm-
oa noah. 1t is simply q question of
n ulers costumes. knew that the
uiiaer Roberts topcoat was wide
= IhG inflicted in a manner that
= peiieve either in the malevolence
~ pe of fate. knew, too, that
keIrSyt ~, revived by the story about
eHaeeiy, had sent him after me to
~ Lnence after me to the theater.
a W form" and the necessity of
annpoh mad made him try on me
W." ruse of a chance encounter
ar neIe strange to me that Cicely
sho made the mistake about Rob
h p u.a, Tor they used to play to-
iaetehhouse square when they
oi,tn snines high, and once, having
~ b ratings and into the
AZ tne Bnotians, beyond the
to Gnu 9 Delaney place, Robert
na .o Il barbarians for her sweet
pos brought her safely off with q
THe 70 his own account. Doubtless
Z n9ers' quarrels then and kissed
da r1e ENDS without being child. / do
n;ot enae Robert has that feeling
rom e1e that makes the gentlest
Ebsn 9 harder to bear and slower
Thanean me savagest stab from other
i hes; e rs al that old childish rela-
J, rHslues 1T is rather the fashion
70 Iy Ior all the young men know
intr ave been, or to be about to be,
mn.louuctlon, in love with nv
-'"h ooes not generally like his