Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-31

the reply; 1T Is lie, and there Is so much
of life sometimes in a day.
l did not hazard a response to that re-
mark, though l wished to speak in terms I
feared she would resent as too personal A
silence of several minutes followed. The
harsh lines around her mouth, the retro
spective appearance Of her face, made me
imagine her to be thinking OF something
dissgTeeable in her past
At last I said:
Can 1 be of any assistance in trans
planting, to morrow"
Her face did Tot change as she said:
Thank you, none whatever" and
walked away.
What vsgary had taken possession Of me,
prompting me to like this girl? Something
that felt would socn develop itself into
that which would prove more vital than 6
mere freak Though I could not, with
any reason, decide why I had become 80
conscious of this attraction, yet I lelt il to
be, if erratic az lightning, as powerful and
/ as sure 60 It's mark. / did not love the
girl. Go not think I believe in the idea
of the growth of any thing So complete,
20 periec, az love, I'M one OF two
days I 30 not denv It's pos
sibiity for some natures. where the whole
t-,----.,,. te-l ny D1l ''uleI
u'-'' 'o' '-,is 'e'''le anu
,-.' ~, nl. 'o' me VINO nave -iopeo
'- 'l'.- or .e' 'el lu, mess u'a MOI
Nfe., 7' pl'il.-.i'n 'o' ln' fec'p-
. to Of che eloriou guest
/ Ihai ben 20 che i.ola,sd Farm house
o POO pa - Ft'J i..ie oi Miss
Da.e DID lae n.'l..le Ffel -ai q. Iny
r.lir writing o.ca. oH-l'g heard tle
PISTOL 'n somewhere hfck
l e f long une
"'l "t boy ur young
man N. Lr-. 'r.rr shooting. or what
fieaa' an- nl were suffering fom
. ene A'l-.-k
@ UP
A ny .',le Ie
ol. il
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n, iis Ia. bs,9ms hen. bsr lace was to-
proudly. c,ldly cat for such half isunty
thing took cue nay owa pistol and ex-
ami1sd ~, while she asked me If / vas
good shot
Ordinary" I answered.
"Wel. let me sse. 80 she said. ana stood
aside fo- me to take her place and shoot
did 20, and was sufficiently mortified at
seeing that my shot went so wide of the
mark as to emphaslzs my remark that
was ordinarily skilled. However, knew
could do better and / nred Two more
charges, botn oil when Went ioI! upon the
Syoo' Tue '"ie0-'
That Is q great deal better than can
do, ~ remarked Miss Glare, stepping NJ
and firing withso little appearance OF tax
ing aim taat l. "o-uereu nor OuIlel cam,
SO hear -'l- ~ d u4l Tel u ~ iI0u VI
Tue MARK we p'@C'-oel io1 N~i' 81" -O"i,
auu 4 Prove. 1iJs'L i-Ot S'e' 81 az '-i9 q
IMAM Miss OIaIe. "IsIou 10 oueI ny SCI"
as instructor ana mpallon, Out tn5 'eaI
OF being repuised prevented me. j Algat
have dispensed WIN tne u.Iutence' IoI,
asked;
Initiate me into the mysteries, Will
you?
"Of FIsusis2' Incurred I. laughing and
wondering what shs meant.
She replied with riady tongue:
''No: I have The insufficient key of
| r .chglns for that. I mean I want MT.
/ p-rr,r, en- teach me- TO shoot
/ ..You can sboot .ow.0
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Iot d. - ~, -. ~, - ~,
you - 'e.i01 NY, my Nv 80, ''''
90 sho90' " 'l -0U' ,.-..-.
i OelieVe c'ncsal7u '"1 '''iO"
which those words gave me- j oDIy ah
sw5re0:
with pleasure. ~
"Wheo shall we commence she asked.
'TO-mOorrow, " / ssld.
All dsv 7 had tomorrow 20 which TO
/ look forward. confess to the Childishaes5
| of tbinl,i7g rs often as once every quarter
hour that the next day 1 was to practice
shooting with Miss Glaze believe
should not have had occasion 10 eCcus
myself of this had I heeD anywhere else
| t-s1 fro this solitary place. where there were
| bui few oats de influence to ia0rrds them
selves upon me. had seen bus two car
r.ages upon thslOad since my arrival there
and after nay mo7nirg gauop over long
stretches of brown field, had nothing
to do but read, write AID think. / wes
often in the mood at lha. period OF nv life.
when. if I was idle for any le3gth Of time
NV thoughts became as Grant as my
material nature vss slothful; they would
persist in wandering TO that which they
liked best. Now my emotions or my.
reused interest were Ire way marks, all
pointing TO the path my thoughts snouIa
take e5efything made me TANK Amos i1le
sin painful excLusly ,3 8, o. ,I;. ti,tS
Glare 6aa nearly Isaoleo my ,-'I ~, e,,,
] year, and i could not lay 10 extreme youln