The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-03-08

81 me-trees there SWnSsSthdYdeep
Sclearr river there tho mill HI
= Etlash q water, md Heaven,
there stood the pretty gFay farmhouse
with sits5y of flowers md foilagel "A
s ~nfistssseezned tocoMe before his eyes and
tor 9 short time toA3adssi all. he was at
q hasncsagafhsat IL the MeadoWls arm, theliome
" tlelaan Lady sLilias turned her face to
lin. s. ssSs SS
. ~ shat pretty picturcsquespotln
she said n lIiatsis my Ideal Of as farm.
house. Look Snts the ho%ney.suckles round
issthe windows, and the white pigeonsswliri
thg round. How prettys tho COWS look
drinking from that clear poolt Isamsso
warm and sogthirstylssI wonder &c they
would give me q glass of mnk??,' q XII
Tue LukcSaf Raysfprt laughed. \
SsYes,' Tho answered, 81 am suresthey
nyessss
tIscan picture tho inside,s said Lady
Lilias. cit is 5nsts like ono Of the interi.
5iorssofss the old Dutch painters clean
Kitchen with SeEsrything shining ana
brights,n kindly clean house.mothe q sta..
sstlaS with 4 white Cloth, q shofnelys brown
jug. u WINS worth riding all the wa FOR,
What do yon Ssay, Mr. VibartsS ShalIwe
try TO get some smilkt Look at that pleas.
ant Observation-Disclosures With it's sweet
u peas all ;lnsfoweri 4 SHOULD like to walk
Il e Do ycn think the good people would
mind??n
Fame was white to the lips-whfteFhe
knew, w~ithtcowardly shame and fear. He
hated htmself for II. ! et, with the young
plkaand the gaySworldy Captain uIong.
3sAd With Lady Lilfas's proud beautiful
transmitting on him, lie could no moreihaye
spokahgthan he could have floWn. ne
ssioiiged TO say, tsThis is my homo. ISwas
born hero, 4 am q son of the house
) Laugh, sneera ~ you win, / am not asian.
Il ed ofsit.., These thoughts were 1a ifs
mild, and fireworks came to lisltps; but
he had not tho moral courage tosutter
y them,
g. What do you think, Mr.. Vibart::o.
askea L;tays Ltitas. tNYonlu those good
people respiNasnsss'i
lac k,trl - sway his 5face lest SHE should
see;itsatall1r. There on tie other side$was
Hl,e Old eNeet, familiar rush of the mia.
$Sstream--fbSseemed to sing to him witliSa
StholsaiiA ynjIsg that this was home He
n WAS eehssseilcd TO saGsWer her, ls
ssls AN SUITS tliny would be pleased to SEQ
you he SAID, lii assttang &c huskSsvoice.
ssAFitt you not accompany me?S she
askeaSyllal surprised, half paiaeas at lis
MANNER. g
IL would ra.nss not,Y lie replied
slowly and tue sspung Duke, seeing his
chance said-
SssALady - g.las, I am even more anxious
llass5 yF9R.rself to sec the interiorSof what
1aanksur is5 q nlcturesqueold house,,
sIhey disliounted, and Yane watched
them m eistheshouse where thes6rst few
Years Of hislifeSIla been spcn Some6 OF
the mel, fnstlle farm.yard came forward
andattended to the hotses. Lord Charm.
wood n Lady Fayne joined the party,
laughingly declaring that a glass Of milk
would sbe tile most welcome thing they
could have.
Veane left his horse with the others and
walked to some little distaicese His heart
was torn With love and regret. NeYerhad
1 the star of hope slione SO brightly before
dttns hover had the light of love fallen on
grit SO fully. 1t seemed to him, although
1as afdfy ssldiarcd to bsiieYe it,, that the
beautiful proud lad hi mad loved so long
Gfd so llopelessly was beginning 50 care
for 4ln,f AZ last, and that she.was unbend-
ingstto him i'll her proud gracious fashion,
III justSnoW-wtilc She wa learning to
II love him pethaps-he made known lis
! birth and parentago, that would steel her
against him. YeIllc loved his carly home.
All the manhood and courage iii him rose
sin hot rebellion against ilis5silence. But
- o5speAk was to lose his sloSe, or3t lose the,
sdiopestliat WIS growing tfonisIt-a hope
Tar dearerS tlah$ his life.
He stood nce moro by the mill.stream.
HowsitSa all eannasback to lifms The sun1it9
morning when Sir Rnye Wharf had first
spoken to him aIottstl,e boat! HowlnuchS
had happened to him since then! Ono
by one tile honors which he had received
passed through his mind. He had left
home.A pool unknown boy. Now he held
eyeryfair gift of the woridin his hand
The week before he came 10 Kings Clyfes
sirsRaye Wharf, having no children, no
Kindred, had formally made his will, IN his
favorYSand had adopted hin as his heir.-
He had LEFT him the fine estate ;of Lul-
worth, with allstle money lie had accumu-
lated ; I he had left him NIL hcsIad in the
worlds no that lic would be. mn excellent
match for any lady in the land, SO far as
none. went. He remembered that as he
stood with tho sound of Tic mill-strcam5ins
his ear. S
He booked across tile fields. There In
#tls far.ofs called It the oak
meadow wifeifslie was ehitd-WiM BIS
gray head bent and his f1il3 figure droop-
ing,shessaw his father busily ut work, and
his brother Desford helping him. His
Heart warmed to them ; he longed to5go;to
them, to throw his arms around his fathers
neck, and cry out Ito him that lie loved
sllim, that he; was not asliamedof him. But,
1T lie did SOL Wliatsof lisSlovc, whato of La
Sdy$ Litias? He could not lose Her; he
woild rather have died Il hundred; deaths.
III ii, a false position, :, he said to him
self. off II had myAifesto live over again,
I:Wonld avoidJt. Iiiayc apluce, amongst
the grett people 1f the world; and yet, Ii
nysbiftil md origin We're known, they
would line to associate with me. Lady.
lLLliasswouIld. remember what shelsa!d
about farmers sons.
SNSssaThen he say the whole party returning.
q walked NTH Slow. steps down the lane,
md sndd eniy, { lis surprise, lie saw Lady
tLtllas talking o d most beautiful girl-a
idetafesof healthy blooming country beau
5ty--.Yitlt u tall, 1.-THE rounded figure full
Of supple grace, . shapcly head proudly
set on grand shoulders, a dark handsome,
face glowing With lieaftli, fresh red lips,
teeth winter than pearls,sdark bright eyes,
and dusk ii ripping hair-a girl whose
heaut;f took lipa BY surprise; and, looking
Mt hers NO feeog aiscd his sister Kate, who,
Gears; beloia, had hung round his neck and
Hegged him to leave home to be made a
gentleman. How well lie remembered ii,
aud how hfssheRrt went QUITO hcr! Lady |
IsiIias was talking kindly to her; and Kate
held 4 bunch Of sweet honeysurkle5i In her
hand which bad evidently been gathered
for iter 4 dysl.ipss
HeSsaw another thing ton-the Dnke
OF 8RasSort was looking ut herswith admi.j
3riftg c5es,,Iland 9Yane trenlbled with limo.
tent rage. Asfhe Duke, while Ladg: Lfiias |
SwalRed %, stayed i,elisnds .sbcgged ssInc
OH Inc bore ssslllssie; ard Kat6, with,
,tgi SET ht1sa and aiatttefed suliss d!mpitng
HI lsss ~ Il Ss3si 3 ftsl. .eas-aipd the sigII
ssss sass