Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-09-23
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Iss which held a world full
another occupant in the
aautlfal, magnificently-
pan dressed in silk aud
me lRces--a woman royal
with rich, dark hair, a
ssioned face, and eager,
sssed % hide a GER
- under all their flashing
with one hand large and
81 q Juno supporting her
81 recIired in a sumptuous
ssne thoughtfully at the
I and bis work. So alb
bier contemplation that
.rcely be seen to breathe
ut bodice.
81, though but half COM
promise Of being a master.
q subject ofgenre-Queen
s fair Rosamond-but free
fommonplace treatment
such subjects are usually
The color throughout
Ind s0bdued, chaste and
conception was strong.
Ia arbor in a luxurious
81 the tureets and battle
astle in the background.
dish concomitants OF the
b were given with strict
LTD. OF course the main
serged upon the forms
Die two rivals.
represented the provin.
fifth all the majesty of a
ecked in the gorgeous
&c, standing half in the
AGclad, rose-bowered
. naughty features
,s.1Isd the darker and
rssasTh showed unfalter-
oble scorn, her eyes
tdness-thesorr
DN a wrong done by
,f,,., tYet there was no
. IS. ID majestic features
He had seen fit to
usual adjuncts
y q a dagger. Il
tgar symptoms to
giaMt the injured and
"a 81 x
.. aos'f samond, the fair
ES1e stole the heart of
snry from his rightfuI
: only in outline; the face
ad6wless.
RTned at length, with an
ping Impotence, to his
NdmiiiRg visitor.
- p3snt that face" he
eglys ''neyer, Miss Viii
&re viii remain unfinish-
semple OF the vanity of
tks folly of a Wanting
overleaps itself. "
eyinour," returned the
whose face was almost
Of the lovely Southern
:& Queen Eleanor on the
"a courage. You have
hirably so far. 1t is a
which only the daring
rs would have attempt
bn will complete it."
sent; | have not the
%, rising and stepping
bis creation. 81 shall
y next, and let this rest
{ile. II | only knew ola
9del now, bnt alasl there
that approaches my
o~-perhaps ! can aid
Miss Wilmot alter a
,eht. 81 have a friend
De of beauty-sapphire
hair like one ofTitian's
etm like a Young Venus,
Rowena. She is poor,
reud, but / think she
ZEome. "
Slked toward her with
.ion, one hand pressed
I'D, the other stretch
end.
% much already" he
ia obligation is increas-
ever repay you? You
md indeed, dear Miss
Inl friend always; and
eeanor to find me a
at were asking too
te last with a certain
"a; but smile as she
Fly beauty flushed till
rosy red.
nothing; it has been a
Isl lp deserving genius.
hnor Is too proud to
II fair Rosanlond. 1t
e Rble | assure you. |
q her this very day, and
, < will be here"
8 y goodin you. What
Tor your" hemurmur-
nr. you made your
make your genius.
= encouraged it. No
Her over a man like
-I do not know. L
cen agreater painter,
E lie me a more popu-
TO have done that,
2 Re been of any use to
! NE women are so
Is.
lie sadly, a little bit
her, perhaps, that
b a beauty, had done
g prld; or did shegrieve
rot stir the heart
= wed?
Nilmot, the reign
N heiress of great
ssionately adored
5 the poor artist,
- q it not, cared
( aDs. About a year
= d been engaged to
j and the acquaint-
/ BUS begun. ripened
sd on her part into
lew was thepassion
1ad been very inti-
~ aerously aided him
= ~ his pictures. the
ence and patron
-, eip TO him in this.
( nth she had almost
dio to sit as his
Aquitanian dame.
towards her she
Though poor, he
Z not wear his heart
q. Tor his beautiful
- pe at will. So like
.dens. Cathiecould
- nd suffer.
!, orning afterwards,
ifl in q worn dress
20 walked into Ralph
4 the painter was
the sight of her
/. NJ which saen,ed ta