The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08
DAN CUPID

s F
- strength IL The rays that eiS 70
r. Ringing broadcast arDa fhs simmer
ing earth. The tennis players hsy
given IN to II. and ~eDnfessag theirs
solves yanaaished have asng fhei
r~ac4uefs to the xiusis and shsufsesge
Into gss1sn easiss.os sse prone gps
The shs4en iawn gHaer fhe sesaas n
e0Tdinx 10 their Sex
1go of them b0wsEeF. haTs Sa8
desed rstiser far from slse aeae&s aas
he lea fatIes and the tent xhsrs ~
Ter things than TEA can 10 bad ter "a
aekinT. Thsy have @rsd into
little green space. shat ogat fF0ns
nOt~y world by rows sad r0ss -
hedges. ali beech on the NORTH aEs
south, and hsavF rbosieniefsauosss %
the fsO other sire IL - n lftts'
dream Of a Y8snr. entered by 0a'
opening only. Ead that through n.
teerbes.
"a sort 81 Arestia, isu Il sayi
Mr.. Brooke, gssnesHg $40 az b.s cgfs
psnioH from hls i~yungigR TosiEof
upon the grass 81 her fees.
mo says sbs. xsth 8 lsttle frosn
She makes . charming picture. slttsns
here IN the sunshine, aexi the ok.
suB-diai, with her hat lying on ths
ground beside her, and the g~ilnEins
rays from the glowing heavens ihrgs
Ing golden light into her ans brgxa
hair. Her eyes are blue. and Just al
this moment . little angry the
mouth, too, so prone TO laughter. a.
YSyi@ han gE F4sTsfFErFE ftaAH \
child. halt = aa. she has nos sci
learned the mote delicate shaIes 81
society ro5oTs. and lets her thoughts
lie openly urs,u her lovely face.
You are hard H. ptess@ says ne,
are seldom anywhere else
Well. geu are not retsr8s she
promptly.
From sfar the tbrnin, thram. thrBm
Of . banjo CONES "a them. breaking
. stiffness that i almost oppressive.
That the uakindess et3f % all
says Mr.. Brooke. plAcIdly. It's
rather a cut 81 Mlss Hogiald. boo, lsnl
it7' l presume soa ala.se 10 my en-
gagement 10 her.
You presume very strongly then.
! was not thinking 81 Mis- Morisusi.
LA&E os4EtA VI tfE8 EaNF - LFA4~
young. handsome.
Rich yes.
And AaSsiseae persistsntly.
SIS she ?" Oh yss. % cstaFse she t..
A perfect Juno To perfect 3 Juno,
perhaps -
"fou shouldn I at her. SAYS
the girl sravely.
II know that ard that's xhy I do
4 q - $500 H.. az r. -. a.
sist temptation. ard 20 10 the wrong
thing Is Always 40 pleasant lie Is
talking Idly. scarcely knowing what
he says his mind II fail ~ her, fall of
h knosieigs tnst he love. bsr-her
only, aud with ali the passion Of his
nature, and that he j. engaged 70 be
married "a another WOMAN
A handsome woman. the daughter
u ~lsefrsss III q entsom merchant
what her owB class would call a nus
girl tall. with light eyes, and lighter
hair aud distinctly underlined. she
had net George Brooke some months
ago kt the house of a mutual friend,
and being filed sIth a dessre 10 rise
out Of her cotton surroundings. hal
given him clearly ip understand that
she vas willing Ia accept him should
he choose to aerept her fortune.
which ~as enormous. ia sxehanes Tor
the old title that must c0nne 81 him
on the death Of his uncle. Lord Farm
ham. A segrariy tiiie~no penny Of
money coming siti il. a. the uncle
let b nephew know a. often a. op@
portuuity occurred. There had been
bad bioosi betsee , lnrd Faruham and
his second brother. George Br0oke's
father. and FsruhaEn Sas not a man
60 forget lie Ksore he would vista
the sin of the father upon the son
and sooner than let his money 20 TO
the young George he woald leave ID
To . hospital A. for the old name
% b keeping ap ~ IL. let IL 20 e.
devil. Young George would in
herit that In spite Of him, bat ~
should prove a barren honor tn him.
ssorge took 10 steIs 10 assuage hls
uncie ; wrath but hs Thought a good
deal OF the time when be shnui! be
Lord Faruham With only $50 "A year
Ia back his title. lie had shirked The
idea OF marrying for money but when
Miss Noriand. with her u~u,ieniAhl.
golden charms. dung hereif al his
head. he permitted himself o. argue
tie question With himself. MANY a
feilow, he told himself. had done II
before. IL sas a fair exchange. His
title for Der money! lie was heart.
whole. He would not 10 Der or any
other woman any wrong in marrying
her. lie would think about Il he
hesltased and unaliy vas lost
Miss Morland accepted htm calmly
Was a little vulgar over her Money
let IL te known that she thoavht h a
pity that the present Lord Faraharn
was IN such remarkably robust health
tor sn old a man and saii she would
not like To be married Unt,l the com.
ing autumn. it then November
George, glad Of a respite. dtt not prs.ss
Tor an earlier day a c~issamefapsr IA.
heiress remembered lie bare an
under his new chains with a marvel.
pas courage. fievss not in love vita
any one. so they dill not vall him
Then came a day when he ami NteS
Morlaud were asked down So stav for
a month At the Shirleys. anl there he
met Dorothy i'eae.
A little slender maiden. with big
gray eyes. and hair hat rpglr,l al
over her white forehead A rather
out At elbows htile maiden. whnsc best
frork was = muslin, and whose only
ornaments were roses The shirley.
"A young couple zdorssi l,sr. and
would have her Ia ~tav With them a.
often a. ever the Old squire. lser father
would let hef Comr to thcm. She has,
been taken soycthle Possession II isy
them from the month that xsw Gea-vs
Rroose there and his taucs wittl
the most disastrous results ss~oves
ksos,ke feii msdly in hove Vsth her aud
she loved him
IL has gone so far Nth them. III.
aeesi. ilas though ne wor,i has set
been spoken, each knows the other
heart and sitting here losiav. in 81
little dangerously loosely retreat 4
scnse Of passionate protest against the
fate that - dsvsdga. theta 5 Thrilling
every tone
We ought - - back avs Mo
liene presently IN a rather chang
tone. she had h%sH a tsttir .tE3en8~4
perhaps. by tire irtvolty eg Isis answer.
- not vet surely. Ne have heen
here but = sh0st Time afsi "a gst swav
from shirley : 1ssuie. Il ontv fsr :
nainate 80 tao = 50 intense q rell.8
1T Is mofv than a Minute nr tan be-
rising. We have h~~o heTv a. sass.
mess~e time Asrss Ne ~hsrim F.
sac NNt VIA VS. tt He 81
ns regarding him s~te1stly. ~ rs
Miss MorrlAad
"les her wonder n>les she hs<
forgotten is hy thss s4as .sa tst 49,.
light ii Lord fettsnhaN Wsselx !
wonder whst she scs> as aAs ass fa4-
siis For nsy psFt iga sfaays th.ak-
ing wAen attn aise az sha4 [ ssoat
see hair. teeth. etc
she Is very saj to a;u rsr ,i
raAn