The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-03

kind Of dream, Ask toe poet, the philoso
pher. Be content. Dick: Be content, Kate!'
That's the kind Of sentiment Kate is be
ginning to FIRE or at me. Now I sse whers
She gets her fanciful pellets
do you think am too stupid to make
them for myself. then? Oh, very well.
will 60 and talk to my pigeons; they never
question what say, or pry into the sourcs
Of my inspiration
Nay don't GO
II must
'Nhyy
Il am going to feed the pigeons
No, not yet" answered Dick, going IL
the door and standing with his back to it
feed jos ard L; $50 have far more appre.
c;ation Of ycr sit than your pigeons
have.
Indeed. she said. ''J,s are ,r'; hal, rs
;:.ctsy; come aud see.
the passage to the hall. and cut into thu
little courtyard Sit did not resist. They
walked in s,len.,, t,,' a little while. lingar-
ing toy the way.
WHY will YOU L.. -: nnxindt' said De-,
presently.
Il canu',t leave him. she sighed
But it will no. i,a leaving hin. alto
esther; we shall! visit him; he will visit u.s.
Yes, know, t,,t 1t sriU be leaving him,
and know he drea'.- it,
HAS be said 500!
Yes. often"
Poor dcat fellow" said Dick. forget.
ting hinlsej' Il; once in th- love Of his
sr.end.
''1kuc" y,>,, would b.. sorry" sail; k.,s
Il knew YOU woutl be reasonable"
Yes. dear he answered. very gently,
''but don't yot, ti,ini; he might be talked
into u different onI,.,on with a little
i4ressur:!'
Not at present" she said she '1,s been
very wretched lately, and the other night
be s;,it he had "a strange presentiment of
some calamity happening to us. d.. Ware
says it is the coming on OF melanchoi;,. and
that be must e, away from here fur away,
the sc;, would DO him a world ct g<n,t. hut
go Ii. must, and with an oi ject. A,d RIGHT
upon this opinion comes Lawye: Wnu!'s
news from New York He won't listen to
the idea Of NE going wit', him, un: Dr.
Ware has advised him 10 20 alone. Ny
conpanionship recalls the past too mitch, he
says; and lie declare, that it he will 20 Off
at once and see about this Norbury prop
erty, the occupation and c!,anc,. will make
Il new mar OF him.
Il wis!, .,nll,. Get d.. War. u advise
Jce that II, co,nplct. the cure be should OH
his return lind cake and cards from Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Woodville Would You
consent to positi :ely fix the day, anil ceas,
to think about it, ii Joe asked vous'
Eyes, ii he was in earnest she said
And :vill you not settle it, if Inc does not
Isl! you to DO 50. Or say you u:av:'
Il will think about it," she sal siipriuc
way iron, his embrace t., 10 almost sur
rounded t',;. ext moU,ent by flock of coz, .
ing pigeons.
1t ~onlh have done y CT, goo IL i.a,, som
that Ar;,dian picture in the little conrt-
yard Of Brumb,ing hoas;.. Think OF all the
tall, >i,apely graceful women YOU have
ever seen liz paintings, Did masters, and
mu!cru, with heads we'll poised "u !s,lnty
shoulders, from which fail limp. grac-
fu! robes, and ali around pigeons flying
ii, "a,lt,n sport. Then concentrate. the
beauties oil them all into on iisu.1.
nt fancy it is Kate Norbury. a flock oi
doves 1t her feet one u1,on her finger. ami
IL group OF other; iluttsrins round in hop.
# similar racuyni ZION nf favor. The scene
II courtyard, with III Old STONE fountain.
Finally. put lntn the picture which your
nl,:,st's eye contriyes a ynuuy Eugiishlnan
Of -. stal W;.rr rs Il BritiShcr dark as an
Italian. il, ;.l ol III fashioned ires suit, with
hi@n collar ami dangiin. watch seals.
What Il picture OF peace AMI Innocence
and 'nyr, to b. broken in upon By the croak
oi the raven ard the shadow OF Il violent
death!