The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-01-22

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9 s,Iont ;n";5;nr nomnoriSonsN"tran ran.
aLo"+ naronoIS 8, oe Hanry KinosIav
oniis +Pon' Iot ,,oon himsoIf onI his
5"on,naniaD VIM had waIEad in+Le
IiTLt 90 mnrsis+ontIv as he Ind walked
- y orLnoss, Letwaen himself and
| h;S own roio+iTos Ie9Iing nnimneach-
! ohIe ;f ~nroSo;c Tvos in tho West End
Whan he GOV nioco to Mrs Hartley
orJ e,ao+ 81 iott+ = was to dream 0f
h;sbonS ,ro1-er looks and church in
e+itn+as avarvthino calculated TO
owokon y sense nj sneakino deficiency,
and he woke stiII drawing inyidioIs
comnorisons bet ween himself and all
| ~ tham II Iris Fndprbv vas 70 have
tkis startling effect on his moral ma.
fire. he tboTobt thp less he saw of her
the better. ACCORDINGLY. he fell into To
IOny and intorasting snecuIa+ion as o
whether she couId 9vpr he persuaded
RI tolerate him He would find ont
There nosend five stranoa wild
weeks +ba most miserable The most
ranturous in Dicks life II IA not
n~Iaasont for q man to he scorned
knowing that he deserves scorn; but
before y week was over WARRINGTON
was so hadIv in Iova with Iris FTIar-
! hv hat hn +bouqb he womb rothar
! he ecornnd hv boT tbon worebinad hv
onv otbar Woman Ha did his ~
MOST hnmhIv md noreicton+Iv RI
win her liberation 10 do him ms.
free if was oiwovs her +@oIarotion Eev.
or her love. Dick had most Of the
vices in the calendar. Init there wos
no cold Hooded caIrniation about him
and hI+ littIa seifcOncait He knaw
that he had nothing 70 do With Iris
FndarLv yo+ he v,os foin ~ conn;1;o+o
| bor hv yoT6 ~ oction hy tbo doI;co+o
courtasies hat nIeasa women He
had been O. Gentleman once he sold
| bitterly to Himself. he wonid trv to
fall into the old wavs again for the
last time II was castor fbor he haJ
tbOrGh+
Rr3 I,;o rovor oborcoa Sbo wos a.
WAYS conrtao,s somawbo+ LindIv. b,+
thc io CJ', of fsoouS i ~ bor oaU A aaom;nd O ~
Warrinoton's emhitterad vision naver
IN mass oway ~
For fvn wooLs bo .ov bor doiIu-
delft tranGr;I gontIo tho I;1bt 90 +Io+
IorR Tina. az h on5 ~ t5nSo waoI.S
HortIav Jie5 His Joatb wos s,,dJan
ot the last and onIU Worr;nn+on ond
his wife woro w;tb b;r, Ir;s - "roa
| 70 bo[ro ratohod thnt LII mno was
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aow,ors - ~. - f"o III
hrorab. fnoah - na
The ;5roI;5 W-orr;nnto1 ua IPno; p
tbarno~ In So VOC ~
$500 ~ h;n ppa;af vas san uPon na
man +ha bard biftar oonsoi ne ueau
+ba+ La sho,,I5 80 IT,; n1o I9s
rnSe os i outano5 an5 4Ianoh - 5iS
not sneak his look warned her Of tha
truth: and she GLANCED hastily of the
ouiet face ON fhe pillow Her Inns
duiyered. and the roses dronned
from her hands and were scat.
uered, spots of glowing color on the
dingy floor. Warrington, hardly
knowing what he did, fell on his knees
and began to gather them up, with a
wild longing to speak at all hazards,
to call her his saint, his divinity.
"Give me a rose" he said, huskily.
The girls voice faltered a she an
| swered him. Int IL had a ring al indip-