The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-04-25


10 come to reside y. M"lehili. and live tho
quiet, GsneWhat ain,',-.s life Of small c0un-
try gentleman. His readinY--for be was .
great reader, especially Of scientific work.
would. BE- thougLt, keep him employed, -
ing that 10 aidition ~ reAdin2 hs ms thor
ouGh sportsman, and an ardent, though on.
ing 10 the snlailnsa 81 his ;naanA necsssarlly
0ot Q very extensive. collector Of curiositlea.
end more paFtlculaFly Of coiuS
a. dfst. after ho hafi come 70 bis decision,
feeling Of infinite rtst and satisfaction had
tAiren pOsSsssion Of him. Tho struggle q
life RAt over for him No longer would b
b obliged 10 think, and eontFive, and toll.
henceforth bis days would slope gently down
toward the inevitable end Tronble lay In
the past; nov Esst aud rest alone awaited
hin, rest that would gradually grow deeper
and deeper q tho witt years rolled by. ill Il
was swallowed up In that almighty peace 70
which, lsing amplO and religious man, he
he'd loohed forward trum ehildhUod a. the
end and object Of his lifo 3
Fooli9b man and vain imaglningI here.
while No draw breath, there d no. rest We
mhso 60 On OontinuAlly, On from strength TO
SfFsugth, o. WsakueD 70 Weahnoss; We must
alVayS b troubled about this Or that, and
must ever have this 70 desire OF that % -
gre Itts On inevitable hv within Whose
attrnctlon' all must fail : yes. even the pureat
souh, Graded b th6lr hopa 81 heaVen, and
tie most Svtnish, Eallowing In the mud Of
their ErAtinod deetISas grl ,g.tsf ...I
And % our hero bad already baEun 10 find
OUT Hera, befora he had bosu fortyNight
hbafS b. Hnnlh8 q fFOh cnaso Of tfohbk
had arisen. NE had seen Ida de- u Mollt
again, and altar an interval Of between Eve
ma iSlx ySaS5 .hAd found her facs yet mon
charming than De had beEoraA II Sh6ft. b.
had fallen In love With Il, and being Q
sensible man, 10 did not conceal th;a Tart
trop hluisolG, iAdSaA. The truth va that be
~ beon o. i6VO with her ali these years
Though A6hAd hbSet looked - the matter 10
that tghk AZ the least the pyr0 bad beeI
ssthSFS4a and laid. and did bat require tht
cO,ach Of the match 10 burn up nArrily
enough, And now this Was supplied, and a
tbs dr1t 6Anc0 oe ldAS eyes the magic Gam
bealA 70 hiss and cracks, end he knew thar
nqtlInG lhoFt Of . oonVulEon Or . delugI
GooI1 pat ilouk - ~ *ti'rss'
Men y tie stAmp of Harold Quartet
generally pan through three stages with
reference % he other Oax. They begin u.
ithslrN puth b. making godds1 OF one Of
,thsm. an adndiag' o6E their mistake Thel
for many years they look upon woman y
The esDsnc0 and incaTuatiou Of ell evil and ;
thtn8 10 more % b trusted than jaguar
ultimately, however, this folly wears itseli
out-peobahly b proportion - tho old afHcc
Ptto1stades Ind dies aWay-and q replaced by
cunt6mpt md regret that 50 much should
hare been wasted On that which was % little
Gar<1. Thah % b that de danger comes.
for thenA man puts forth bis second venture,
putgIs forth with fear and trembling, and
with no great hope Of seeing golden Argosy
sailing into port And II &c sinks or b driven
back BY adversO winds and frowning skies
thsn thnro b an end Of his legitimate dealing
vita such trail merchandise
Ard now be, Harold Quaritch, was about
% put forth TIN second venture, not Of his
own desire Or free win indeed. but because
hls reason and Judgment were ovsFInastsred
IN short, 70 put it briefly, be had fallen In
love with Ida do n MollO when ho Gr1l saW
hsf 0Vo years ago, and was now In the process
ofdiseOvSring tho tact There hs sat In bis
chair 10 the old, half furnished room, which
hO proposed 10 turn into bis dining room, and
groanSd 10 spirit over this portsntons dis
eovery. What had become of bis fdir pfos
pect Of quiet yeaFS doping gently downward.
and Wafm with tho sweet, droWsy light Of
aftsEnooAi How was Il that he bad not
Known thoss things that belonged 70 Ais
psaosi And probably Il would end ID nothing.
wAs % likely that such q splendid young
woman % Ida would care for . supefannnatad
army oflcsr, with nothing beyond four or
Eve hundred o year and Victoria ero1.-
which be hover WorO-to recommend himI
PROBABLY u she married al all she would ~
70 marry some one who would assist % ~
4 wa absolutely beyond his power 10 Do
Altoxothsr the outlook did not please him. A.
b sat there far into the watches Of the night,
n olsSss lin insso5 ;bst xhsn ~ h., I ~
stajrS~.s-tha onIv imnoeiro tbino IN MOI
m IA ~ Of living nj Honham al nj. Ia IN
he place and smierato TO vancouver'S Island
or Nv ZeaIand. and thus Mac an imnas~shIe
harriar h.twoen himself AMI that swe.t
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