The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-05-09

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CHAPTER *.
run SHADOW OF R-IN.
Mr. Quest departed 10 bis vestFy meeting
with . smile upon bis thin, gontlenlanly
Iookins face and ragO and bittsrusS In bio
heart
II caught her that time" he said 10 him.
self; ''shs can do good deal 10 the way Of
deceit, hut she can't Keep the blood ont Of
her ehseka when sc hsaFS that fellows mama
But she is clever woman, Belle h; how well
she managed that little business Of the
luncheon, and how we'll Ghs fought Der cAaO
when once she got ne In cleft stick about
Edith and that money Of hers. and made
good tsrmS, too Ali that's the worst Of it,
she has the whip hand Of me there; II could
ruin her she could ruin me, and III no u.s.
cutting on ones nose 70 spite your facA
Well, my hne lady," ho went on, with an
Ominons Cash Of bis gray eyes. ~ shall b
even with you yeG Give you enough rope
and you will hang yOuFsslf. You love this
fellow. know that and Il will 60 hard II ]
can't make him break your heart tor you
BAH you don't know the sort Of stun men
are made Of u only did not happen 70 b
In love with you mySslf ! should not care
If-ahi here am ct the church"
The human animal b . very complicated
machine, und ean cOnduct the wording q en-
extraordinary number u different interests
and sots Of ideas, almost, u not entirely.
simultaneously For Instance. Mr.. Qusst-
seated q the right hand Of The rector In The
veEtry room Of the beautiful old Rockingham
church, and engagoh In an animated and
even warm disctiasion with the senior curate
on tho "details Of Foartoonth century church
work, In which hO clearly took . lively In
ierest and understood far better than did the
curats- would have been exceedlngly difficult
Ia Identity with the scheming, VindictiVU
creature whom We have Just followed up the
church path. Bot, after oil, that b the way
Of human nature, although &c may not b the
way Of those who try TO draw C and who
love 20 paint the villain black as tho evil one
and the vir.uous heroine % radiant that W
begin 10 fancy No can hear the whispering
Of her wingA Few people are altogether
good or altogether bad; indeed, &c b prob
able that the vast majority are neither good
nor bad-they have not the strsngth 10 be
tho one Or the other. Here and there, how.
ever, We do meet spirit with sufficient will
and originality 70 press the scale down this
way OF that, though even then The Opposing
force. - g good or evil, b constantly stFiV.
ing 10 bring the balance equal Even ths
most wicked msn have their rsdesming
poinB end thsir rights aud their rightsous
insti1ictA. noraTo their Thoughts continually
axedupo Iniquity. Mr.. Quest. for instance,
one Ut the evil gsniusss Of this history, was,
where bis plots and passions were not imme-
diatsly concsrned. man Of eminsntly gsner.
Gus and refined tendencieA Many we're the
good turns. contradictory - % may sssm,
that ho bad done 70 his poorer noighbors; b.
bad even BEEN known 10 forego his bills Of
Gusts. which b about The highest and rarsst
exhibition Of earthly virtue that can b oE-
Pectsd from Q lawyer lie was. moreover.
rminently . cultured man, . reader Of the
rIAAics, In tranalntionsi u not In the originals.
nian With q One TASTE In fiction and poetry,
and Q really sound and ripe archaeological
Enowisdge. especially where sacrsd build
ings WsrO concerned All his instincts,
moreover, were toward respsctability.
His most burning ambition Was % sScuFS
. high position In the county In
Which hs lived, and 10 b Chased
among the resident gentry. He hated his
lawyers work. and longed 70 accumulate
sufficient means Be able 20 give it the good
byabd 70 Indulge himself In an sxntsncs ol
luxurious and loarued leisure Such o. b
vas hs bad made himsslf, fer hO Was the sou
Il poor and Inferior country dentist, and
AAd begun life with . good education, q
Is true. which be ohIsay owed 10 his own
e=srtions. but with nothing else Had
his nature bssn . temperate nature. with
. balance Of good 70 its credit 70 draw
upon. lnslsaa Of . balance Of ovil, b
Was man WIN might have gons 'Vsry
Tar, indssd, Tor ~ adaition 10 his natural
ability be had great power Of work But
unfortunately this wa not the oass. his 10
stiusts on the whole were Evil instincts. end
bis paaSiOns- Whsthsr Of bate. or love. Q.
gresd-When they seized him, did % with 81
traordinary violence. rendering Tor The TIM
, icing utterly callous 30 the rights Or feeling
Of others, provided that hO attatnsd his end
In short. had be besn born " . good position
and large fortune, % Is quits pOuibiA pro
vidiug alWaya that bis strong pa9ious had
not st sUmS period Of his life led him u
sSmsdiably astray. that b would have LIVED
virtuous and respected. and died In rood
odor. having bshina him happy memory
Bat ian hnh placed him IN antag0niHn wild
- void. and ~ nd endowed him with {
1ANn3 otlo y - u Tue softu, - " ap
poalDd nlIlt dsaifAbls 70 him, and then, /,
conlpisos tls rnn, circumstances bad throwu
him into temptations from which insxpsri
onoo and Tho headlong strength Of hAs passion
gave hun no opportunity 70 0scapA
u may q ira appear strange thAa Q maj
% calculating and Who's dssirus ssomsd 3,
b. axod upon such material eud e the 90
Qulrsn,sut. By artincs " even fraud, Of q.
wealth which be coveted, should also nour
III b his heArt % bitter . hatred and .,
kssn . thirSs Tor revenge upon. . womAn q
NJ 0ulSl undoubtsdly did toward biz bsan
tlful oilo.s IL would have sesmed moFO prob
ahle thai b would have Isft her0ies aloni
end attsmptsd 10 turn bic wtfsS folly Into {
mean q wealth and ~ uhvnncsmsnI. and
lhil would no doubt htFs boln = had Nh
ou,stb Gtimais q h in1llens n marrying
~ hsss a sutiIsiy orlIo.e 90 shs hnl
~ EDWARD comsy. . WIl y IemombsF0d
thas hsf husband ha1 nlnlFisi ha TO- b
mnnsy, ths $1,000 q uklch y stood q
haAl1 d ned Nov III eIu - Truth % I
ooIt1ln 6xtanA end : cI1l|n tEtuna only
lls had wanted Ne eIolOg y fact, q Il
momsus uonsy was nlcl1rtf y hin. Bui
end tbis his wis I'D essa nnoun o. ri