The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-06-06

"Bravor said Ida ~ was sure that yOa
pOuhl shOot 10 you Gh0sAe
"Yes," be Answered. t'it was pretty good
Work," and be commancod collecting The
birds, for by this time tho beaters were aeroas
the HOid. They were eli deAd, not . runnsP
In the lot. and Tiers were Sxnntly six brace
Of them. Just - h picked np The laSt
George arrived. followed by Edward Coalsy,
"Wsll, never" aid thO formsr. WhifS
consulting rsssmhling . smile stole over ~
nslaneholy oountananea s''fhasS The mAs.
esrOIt Bit Of Sh0Qtips thAt svsr "a ~
Lord WaiSinghAm cOulAnt beat that hinsolf
| -sixteen empty cases and twelve birds picked
Up Why and b tNruad b RdUand. sblSns
ne Or, u DOM believe IN colapal has Epa
them gloves for Mn Ida AfteeAM LstSaOs.
Dir, you got two brace this last drive and 0nO
the aISt. and . Iaash The SOcond, and tWo
brassAnd . half tn third, slx and . hAlf IN
an "A, Az ~ soloossls - AeA'ss'y'ehRaea
'TbsrO, NJ Cu1ssy." aid Ida, SmTliag
SWostly, II have Won my glovON Mind yoa
don't forget 20 pay than"
"Oh, | will not foreSG NIs d h N0ilA"
aid b. smiling also, but not TOO prUttily.
81 suppoSs." be said, addfssling he ooIonSl,
''that that last covsy twissOd up and yOu
brounaa than" .s.
"NO,' Dc sn,usrsd auistly. "an -four war
clear shotS"
Mr. Gossey smiled again an incrSdulous
smile. which SomshoG slnt Harold onaFitchS
blood loAplng through bic veins morO 0uiehly
than Wa good for him, and turned away %
hide hiS VsxAtioh Edward CoaIsy would
rather haVO lost thousand poUnds than thAl
bis adyarsASy shonld have got that s1iTa
bird. for not only was heA ieAlops shot, but
hO know perfectly we'll that lda Was anxious
that be Ghould lose, and desired above Ill
things 70 - him humiliatoA And thon BE-,
he smarteIt shot within ten miles round, 70
bO beaten By . middle aged aoldieP Ohooting
with q strange gun, aud totally unaccustomed
% driVingi Why, The story would b told
over the copntry--oooreo would 49, - that
His anger WaS % great WHOM b thoughs Of Il
that afraid Of mailing himself ridiculous.
without another word be set oR with his
bearer toward the cAstlo. leaving the 0thSrI
70 follow.
ida looked after him and amIlsd "Hs /,
% conceited." shs MD; ''hS cAnnot bar 70
b beaten a. anything"
al think that you are rather hard On him, '
aid the colonel; for The ioks bad IN unplsaa
ant side which Jared on him
AT any rate, she answered, with uttlS
stamp. ''it d not for you TO ny % n you
dislikSd him - much - do you would b
hanl on him, too Besides, dare ~ that
his turn 10 coming"
Tho colonel WINGED, a. well hS might but
looking ct her handsome tacA, SsG jnSo nov
like steOl at the thought OF what the future
might bring forth, ho reelected that u I'd
ward COlssyS turn did come b was b. no
means sure that the ultimate triumph would
rest with him. Ida do Ia Mole, 10 whatever
Sxtent her ssnaO Of honor and monsy In
dSbtodneas might carry her, wAA no BUTTERFLY
70 b broken on Q wheel, but . woman who's
DISLIKE and anger, o., worse still, who's cold,
unvaTying disdAin, was thing from which
The boldsSt hearted man might shrink
laghast
Nothing more was said on the subject, and
they began 10 talk, though som0Whas con
stTainsdly, about indiRerant mAtteFA ThSy
were both awnFO that it HAs . farce. and
that they were playing Q part, tor beneath
the external Ice. Of formalities The riVar Of
their devotion ran whittier they knOW not.
All that had been made "loar . few nightl
back. But what will you hAvsI Necessity.
overriding their desires. compsllsd them
along the path Of SSlf denial and. likS WiSs
tolk. they rscognlssd TIA. fact, .eoE thSrO h
nothing more painful IN the world than ths
outburst Of hopeless affection.
And % they talked about painting and
shooting and what not, till they reached tn
gray old castle tOWerG Here Harold wanted
b bid her good.by, but shS poFSuAdsd him
10 cone IN and have some to, aging thai
Der father would like 70 ny good night q
him.
Accordingly - went into The vsStibuls,