Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-02

- T'N az AIhlfN ulilbSb Hlu DtT luce from
view. Then it was TO him rs though the
sun had set. lie never forgot the first mo-
ment in which she turned to him and
spoke with a smile. lie had quoted some
lines that were new TO her, and she turned
her beautiful face and looked at him with
II bright smile.
Where did you read that" she i'm
CURED.
lie told her. One quotation led to an
other, and she was soon listening with C.
hight to the quaint store of rhymes with
winch he had enriched his mind; and yet,
though her beautiful eyes were bent upon
him, he felt that the Colonel's words were
quite true-in n certain fashion she "lookcd
over" him. There was a subtle something
in her manner-be could not tell what it
was, but it showed plainly that she did not
consider him one of her own world. lie
watched the play Of her features, the
curve OF her lips, the lines that were at
once so naughty and SO sweet; and he said
10 himself il was true that she was "the
%proudcst girl in England Well, what
did it matter to him: He was to remain
there for Il week; at the end of that time
he would so away and perhaps never see
her again. He would feel like one who
had had u glimpse of heaven and then
f,,l.n IA ,bn n,yih IL. ,,,a ro,I OF :,
who had fallen in love with thu moon and
died OF the love. He was gust rs foolish.
The first STRINGS Of an all-absorbing pas.
sion were thrilling him, beating in his
pulses and trembling in his veins. Where
had lac read something OF the moth wor-
shipping the star. Where was a moth
| more foolish than he. or . star more brill.
liant than She:
Presently Lord Audley began TO tai, IN
him. When once the spell was broken
that drew his ewes To her face. he was him.
self again. He talked with a yiyor that
astonished himself. The Earl was inter.
csted in hearing about the Channel Tim
mel.
Men can travel under the water and in
the air" he said: s.yhcre will their DOW.
er, pud;'
There is no limit to human entcrpri.c.n
answered Nanc, his face kjudIjuy: for mis-
was his f@lyo!ite theme $50 far from be.
lipying this world has grown old and al
most run its course. believe il to be in
It's iufincy.r
Then he SAW Lady Liiias's face turned 10
him. with wonder and interest i'm the bean.
tiful eyes.
..If This be its infancy. what will It's ma
ture age he Iike?' She asked.
.\oIr,nc cam tou ;, no ,usworod uwhor
tho t,~Leunnnu is connnl,tod ava man =, ia
distance ot milo. CON .no,k ,o e,ch ott,or
ana when me Wonders Of cIcrt riritv ,ree
worked out. his will he = different vortd
| hciir,c maj srienroi j. .titi mn. inr,nrr
! >hould li,n ia live to 500 tho fnIl dn,ni
onmeut az recent discoveries
ESQ sbouId - Sine said o,rnc.uv
continued. ..uud see what , rr,oIutjonn b,s
been effected. When weheard three years
back that IA man was deaf, no one thought
any real remedy possible; and now one
can hear Il fly Walk. Could anything be
more wonderful! The world around Us is
iuii of mysteries aud hidden wonders; and
one by onc they are made clear OF revealed
tol>.'
she grew interested while listening TO
him.
.Do YOU think" she asked, othat the
ancient inhabitants Of the earth knew
anything OF what we believe to be modern
dl>coycrie>?'
NO." he answered thoughtfully. 81 do
not tor this rca,on-tliat, il Y they had
known them, they would have progressed
instead of dcgencrating.'
LOfu -AuuIty mere SAW what appeared
TO him the finest site for Il bridge, and he
drew Nane's attention TO it; but there
were reasons why it would not do, and
Nane explained them. Lady Lilias lis.
tened attehtiIeiy.
500 seem 10 know the mystery of the
elements, Mr.. Wharf she said; ''you
SPEAK OF water and land as though you
could move them AT VIII; You Talk OF hills
and mountains rs though you could carry
them; you speak OF huge masses of gram
tie and iron "a though Won could throw
them like halls"
..Men are the masters of the earth.v he
reJoined, with "a husit oi pridc on iiis lace,
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