The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-02-01

And standing where he could see both the
Hall aud the ruins, his heart and soul in a
glow of rapturous delight, was Vane VII
bart. The carriage had been sent to the
station for him; but he had preferred
walking through the park. Now lie stood
enlranecd, lost in the superb picture before
him.
49," he said to himself, HtlIs is one Of
the ancestral homes of England Now
know what ancestral means. 4 man
could love; light for, die for such y home.
y noble name must 80 with it, and noble
deeds should enrich it."
There ZANE to him rs lie stood q memo.
ny OF his owl youthful abode; the old-fasli-
toned homestead, the cioycl-tields, the pools
where the cattle drank, and the mill
stream. And, noble though lie WAS in
many Thugs, II ptng otregret shot through
his heart that stuh II fair inheritance us
ulyerscrelt was rot his. How lie would
loved it'll 1t seemed to him that above all
other men he should have appreciated
Il noble nanic. He half smiled, half sighed,
n> he Thought how proud lie would have
been once upon Il time TO cutter such state.
~ portals AS these.
The massive doors were opened, and he
entered Il place before which the glorics of
LulWortl failed completely. lie was
SHOWN into the library, where Lord Aud.
ley awaited him. He received n welcome
SO warm and so gracious that he could not
Aeip ie,i'iS Ha'te AZ MS ease ana even
happy. Tiicy spoke II few minutes of Sir
Kaye aud his failing health.
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