Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-12-04

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CHANGE OF QUARTERS.
Oh. how his lrlng of ,ove r, semb!eth
The uncer ain glory Of an Apr,i av.
Which now shows al. the b. auty OF the sun,
Aud by ana by u Cloud Ia Sc ali Il tay.
Two u ntiGui n Of Verona.
L and Love. ohappv throng
Ofthorghts. WI ose nnly sreecn ia song:
Ohe;trt vi man .ail>t ihnu not b.
U4lthe as The III. Is and a. re-?
"a lay of sunshine.
/ have not as vet tod YOU that all this
happened in the Angus succee,i g the re-
turn OF the Scarf. L.ncers from the L yr~
tan can pl.cn o. So hat i, in the Au 'nst
OF lie ioiiowing ear-nu men la. been
learning war are by Practice ms e,d Of
theory, as ,hey used To do in the all ulnn
maneuvers. when those uucomfor uf-
fairs were The CHEF events OF the military
year.
Ia! her TO their surprise, late n he Octo.
her OF the same year, the Scarf Lancers re-
ceIved lGer orders 20 march IRON Lie
Minister 10 GaNstown; and Gaystown was.
es 1t happened. just five III 9, from Bar
nardwist'e and Corp etnwaic". AMI the
largest town within reach OF Blrnsbury.
Most OF The differs were ..readiuily ag-
grieved. and many We're tie 60 e> an,i jeers
cas-, Al The powers tha. b. up III VIII ,enu |;
Lut Lu'y wis. at all events. one d .sseniient
vol e; ne entered into elaborate cxp.sl;,-
iiois o: his reason for not being So furious
Us most OF he others.
"You see, / know the distwrict." he said.
when he first heard the gru,nb.in : over tho
news; ian | my-.r-s Stab lives in lh.-ar
-neighm ri.ool; ana Im-er-wrather fond
of my sis-tah-un!-so. Of course, lin
wrather 6 al than otherwise to maze the
change"
In truth, it was full Of hope and joy that
ne set ~ On that long march OF four and
twenty days; W i b each one his heart grew
lighter and more light Olive Weyland
seemed to stand Mt The end. like II bri ,ht
beacon 8 ar, reckoning INN OH. on, on.
Her face at part ng haunted him still.
Many and many a mig 1t he mad turned into
his quarters and had flung himself down on
bis cot. worn out and yet unaLle to sleep.
Or, II he dill sleep. was yet more tormenled
by rest eSs dreams of o ives compressed
lips, Owes pa.e face. Olives tear-fil.ed eyes.
On. yes; never doubt that he ha seen all
the signs OF distress which she had con,r.ved
to hiue from Harness less K en- yes Many
Al d many u bright autumn mornin, he had
approached hlms Ii bitterly, as he TO 10
alon . with the sun glittering OF his helmet
and the retze fam .ng hi, face. for not nav
lug spoken out and ru everything right be-
TO 9 leaving B ,rnardwlstle.
However, o: one thin. he was determined,
ami that was, that as som as he saw her
again be you'll speak out and put every
thing straight between them, be tho conse-
gu noes what t ey might.
"A d of ,er all" he wound up to himself,
"snythins will Q bet er han suspense. both
for her and for me; thewre's moth ing lie
speaking out. and putin. evewrything all
pwrop r and stwraight."
His quarters were already in something
hk or'.er when he reac ell Gaystown. The
barracks were com:nolious and clean
.very ming 8 enned OF q rose-tinted hue to
him-and i, was with u very light heart in
deed that, the Jay after his arrival, he found
himself ri ling along the roal to the place
where hi darling lived.
And then came Il sanroin ment; for the
servant VIII" al swered the door informed
hnm s,o Idly that the family was away from
home.
'Oll a,'-er-whewre are ,heya" Lucy
demanded, fell G al At one three or fuur
inches shorter.
IS me" here abroad. sir" he replied. ~
can't say exact y where. for | believe they
are uv.n nb ut. Mr.. Arkwrish. would
know. or anyone .own at the office. as the
lett rs are sen OF from there. Mis- Wey-
land WAS 10 * IL OF a lever i'll Scot.anl. aud
the doctor ordered her to a WARMER mat
Tor The winter"
"a te, er! WHAT ki"d Of a fever" L,cy
asked, wondering irri ably whv his sis,e;
hnd meyer merit mned the fact to him in one
OF er voIun.i ,ou>e islles.
l. he hal careful ly read those same
ep ST eS he woul ilnve found III one of them
a iu'l account " . ives lncss and SLOW re.
ccvery Bit Llcv was. like S ME other
b,ot"er-. up /" ny volurli:lou, sisteriy cor.
re ponde &c, II ilc, To wait for a more COZ
Nne season.. With II, not unfreuuent re-
sui o! ! rce',ing it c.lo ..ther.
IVY ha k,Nl oi Il feve.s lie rercatc!.
1--WE, :::, it WAS "i.eum ,;ic fever. c.yrh,
with gel i e;"t aud II ch.l," the >c,v
rep ed. "a ., :" y and had a very lie :!
rh re- oi t".nc C inpi d Tor life-o Mrs
Foster. the "u-ci ,,icr. who went 10 SEQ:
IAN /, nur.. !ar. said"
Lury's hear, b".an to hump furiously.
"ln sl"s- Aas is. Ms Wey and is-a,
Nri Il row" ne asked. a Zig a d par
tcu ;,:v in onvenien knob ere eping up ni
threat. am threatening To choke him.
"Oh. ,e>, sir; only there's some doub
Whether :l,a v,un; mistress may not hav.
10 8 or a road ull the winter"
"W!ea lv?'
TN La'y pulled himself together and
put IN n nir of ind ference which he wa:
YER, VERY iur fro III feeling.
"E:-wel i'm vewry sorwry-vewrv sor
WHY, in'icet. No use lcaving-er-card, a.
thewre's no che al home. Er-good-day,"
go did y, sir" re urn i the man: ther
I'D ed to lin eff. as he wa. cned him rid,
away from The house: "Uml | pretty vel
took the shine out Of i'm, l fancy. Lor'
'ow >carel he did lookI"
Lucy rode on. Of the gates and turned hi
ho:se'> head in the direct Oh OF Gavstown
without linking Of going ne II Barnard
wistle. 1t woul have cen of small use ha>
he done so, Tor Mr.. Arkwright was linger
ing at Sc thorough tor The last days Of {
late season, and if Arkwright cnanceI to IL
at home. instead OF being out with til.
hounds. lie would be down at one Of III,
mi is, or at one of his pits or somewhere o.
other wh're Lucy would have no end o
trouble TO find him. Moreover, he did no
Jus, then feel inclined for conversation. o,
tor intercourse with any Of his kind what
ever.
However, although the doctors In Scot
land, B 'rnsbury and London, each and a.
advised that she should remain abroad. OF
IN su'i-st G Gu s ~. Is ui -. =. !. .er .ineau,
tor III. whole winter, Olive Weyland, after
IN, had Ceea three mon lbs absent from hel
native country, and-it NAV as we'll be
ownel at once-after hav ng heard from
Mr.. Ark wright what regiment had taken
up its quarter. in Gay.town uarra"ks. wa
se:z"h with such a VIC .ent desire to return