Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-01


Crash! and his senses IsrM
She laughed. "Ah!" she said q
you would scarcely go on paddljr,
rate. Yes, | canoe great deal h
mer time. 1t is my way Of taking
and can swim well, so am notsir
upset. At least it has been nv Va,
last two years since a lady who va
here gave me the canoe when she ru
Before that | used to row in boa,-
bafore ! went TO college,
"Collegel What collegei Girtmr
"Oh, no. nothing half 50 grand /
college where you get certificates d
are qualified 70 be a mistress ii I,
school. | wish it had been Girtou
do youf'-you are too good ior
was going add, but changed it to,
you were just as well away. | ID
ebout the Girton stamp; those Of thl
have known are so hard.n
so much the better for them
swered. Il should like to be hard Il
a stone can't feel. Don't you think ID
en- ought TO learn, thenF"
do your he asked.
YES, certainly
Have you learned anythingF1
Il have taught myself a little and i
up something at the college. Brl
no real knowledge, only snsar
things
What do you know-French u
manp
Yes
"Latinfn
Yes, ] know something of it,
"Greekg"
Il can read it fairly, but | an md
scholar
Mathematics
mo. | gave them up, ThereknA
nature about mathematics TlsI
everything to a fixed conclusion u
result. Life is not like that; vhiia
be a square comes out a right as.s
always equals an unknown quandg
is never ascertained till YOU are dead
GOOD gracious" thought Go.
himself between the strokes Of Bis
what an extraordinary girl A
blood blue stocking and Lovely 4
the bargain. AT any rate III bowl
this time.
Perhaps you have read law lle'
with suppressed sarcasm.
Il have read some, She ansgael
81 like law, especially equity hE.sH
subtle, and there is such a mas q
upon such small foundation. hs-
overgrown mushroom, and the is7 z
or one day, however hard the hnah1
prop it up. Perhaps you eau tell 2. 1
NO, I'm sure / can't" ne ansFss.
nos a chancery man. lam comn@ !
| don't take all knowledge f5r ul
You positively alarm me, Mss ~
wonder that the canoe dos no.Aa.
50 much learning
do II she answered sweetlE =
| have lived to brighten soa'cboit
that | like equity to study, bot D
baIrister, / would be common h'
there is so much more life and sifi
it. Existence is not worth hlvlns
is struggling with something anl !
overcome it.
Dear mel what a repossiui 4
said Godfrey, Rghast. He had cefa1
met such a woman as this before
"Repose is only good when i
went on the fair philosopher, "and
to fit one TO earn some more, o'har
comes idlenesS, and that is mlsaF!. =
ing idle when one has such A'1
live. The only thing to do Is 70 |"
,tiic thought. / suppose tha' w
large practice, Mr.. Binghamf
"You shouldn't ask barrsia
.ion,n he answered, Laughing; Hs
ng at the pictures which an arts
% the wall. No, to be frank h9
ave only taken to practicing IN e
ng the last two years. Before y
,arrister in name, aud that IS a.
"Then why did you saddsn'
vorkf"
Because | lost my prospects W
from necessity, in short
"oh, l beg ycur pardOnF she =
Lush, which he Of course could ~
I'D not mean to be rude bu
ncky for you, is it notn
"Il6eei! Some people aoD'
Why is it luckyi'
Because you viii now rise ~
reat man, aud that is more -
ich man.
"And why do you think tna'
ONE a great manF he asked ~. ;..,s
ling in his astonishment ana i''
i'm form before him.
''Ohi because it is written Oh y
le answered simply. .,,
Her words rang true; there VI. y, 3
r artifice in them. Godfrey -.
ri was saying just what she -
$50 you 90 in for physiognol' !. J
> said. "Well, Miss Grange
Id, considering all things, y.
,u what / never said 10 any ~ vi :
,lieve that you are right
re I feel that 1 have it III me. LIZ
At this point it possibly occu.i -
ice that, considering the &C., -:
their acquaintance, they Ne.s -s.-s
somewhat confidential COVE .. 3.
" rate, she quickly chanseo -. = ~
I'm afraid you are groElls b
ID. but we must be getlllE "a
1n be quite dark and We n.'