Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23
A GIRLS MISTAKE
B. Ms. G. sIss-wIrHEz

sea which rehected I'D - deep waters
che ever changing u1rs.
Evsn tie dark sEsfu pine wood took a
tender shade. - one tg one ths exquisite
coiors faded g. D. succeeded ~ others.
III touched the giIi flce. 50 chlslsh in
expression % dainty u -o.oring. Light
iaz up ra nldtg t.uge fae uut brown
ha veirel eFes. the tne sIn
nr n tne fln .aa- figure. in a
N 6 rev iar. .olt relief that
1ha ng ltis persoLase Carmen Mas-
slnz a.
Ths hoys face vas handsome. sensi-
tive. visionary beautifully modelled. Ike
same Greek Apollo. ana bis dyure.
though now loosely kut gave promise
g. else wears 20 come oi a grand deFeCg-
n-nt His arm tenlariY encircled the
young giri bat his face was sad and
w-fuL
..Oh Cafrnen, think of me when am
F1e be trua 90 NEE
sBs true - yol, % Allen. 81 course
IviL II arm T. be your wife to-mor-
row I must oe. You know. All wives are
true e. their husbands
Not al, BE- answered with superior
wisdom. And then, dear, you are Sd
beautiful. sad have nothing q shield
you bat my love. and alas, shall be
thousands of miles away
The girl. Tor want of a comforting an
swsr. leaned her head lovingly on his
shoulder
Is not this sunset perfect l shall
never forget 10. oar last. perhaps for
wears. See. Carmen, he continued
dreaniy. how those opal tints fade into
the rosy ones. and then how they al
melt IN the calm, beautiful sea Oh,
sweetheart. whenever YOU see such a
sunset think of thisnisht let it be sign
betwtxt thee and me.
II shall always remember you. Allen,
without the aid OF sunset or sunrise
But. dear. 30 Try and make this fortune
a. soon as you can; three years. four at
the outside Whyf I shall be quite old
-9l, And when You come back we will
have the loveliest home imaginable. /
quite know how everything ought % be-
Now. never mind the sunset. IS her boy
lover fingered. his mobile face full Of
poetic feeling, for the beauties OF nature
% him were a great reelity. lie loved the
young girl at his sde. yho was as fresh
and fair rs a spring morning But he
idealizei her She was not poetical. not
yet at least. in fact shs was-naterial.
Are you quite sure everything IS ar
ranged Tor tomorrow morning.
Everything" answered he. rousing
himself. Il have your wedding ring.
and q keeper. which is my own design"
"Oh. do let me see 1t. Allen"
70. dear Wait till tomorrow"
She made a little grimace, bat being
sweet tempered. only gave her pretty
shoulders a little ssruy "Hark, There
is the supper bell. must 20. Do YOU
know. sir. am supposed T. b. learning
ny recitation in the privacy Of tho
grounds"
What is it, Garment" said he with
interest.
"Oh, piece from the Golden Le-
gend.' II begins:
Onward and onward The Highway rzs
7 tae distant city. iupat.suty bcariag
Tdings - human Joy and t-saster.
o. love and bate, Il toing and daring
Yes. know" said Allen eagerly.
at goes on:
''Ths LIE q ours ID a vid EoHsn harp
Cr many Joyous strain.
Bas uatcr them all Tiers runs a lord perpetual
vaL
As - souls IN pain.
That is just it. Carmen. I feel the
wall and the PAIN in my heart. a fore
boding cannot throw of.
Allen. dear, do for goodness sake
Try and be cheerful, You know tho
poem SAWS
Al Through lfs th-r- ars vlysits fms
Whers man may refresh h-s soul with iovA
shall always love you. dear"
"Ah. Carmen. 10 is tho PARTING dread.
tho long separation shall I find tho
rivulets lei bv springs from above in
the hemisphere am going to- Who
knows You VIII write. dear. every
mail. promise me. Aud he looked into
her very heart with his ewes So Fun 90
boYish love Think what IL is % lose
you You are everything. remember. in
this world 20 me. How I shall hunger
Tor your letters
Il viii write dear end his sadness
affected her. for her ewes were full Of
tara Bur. oh Allen. how proud
s-'l = when 7 can let every one know
frt I am Mrs. Alien Fitrclaro Tts
s-.h pretty nane' g. much pre-tler
than Carmen Msssinx xtiri
Al hut your name suggests Spain
with al its romance. the tCld. the Al
hambra. ne poets
Dear hov' Never mind the rCrts
Iet us think ~ ourselves "0h~' she
exclaimed. they hive lighted up ths
school room You can Just see through
the-tress ~ the ii-ht shone oUt sbt
snd vivid in che Eloauing II must tlr
or sorna - -he girls wi - ont - lock
for me. or worse. the Eovernesses
Good by. lear then-tl tomorrow.
ard putting hsr wsrra Young hps % his
shs xisSed him lovingly and swiftly
rassed through the pinewood out = his
sight
with a heavy sigh - slowly made his
vav down the riSzsE pathway into the
f--v1. whos- 6xrfs wrra cvinkhrg in
ths summer night. Certafnir. he 5id
n-f lock ike bridegroom elect
Alsn Fitrriar~ ~ss Al orphan. the
isst - his are. race tkss hsd in rha
ysars -une ~ zen powerful ard rich
Vow ta-y nrere shsrIuteir unknown.
distant r-.auvs, recently deceased haf
i-t tin s5N Ard WITH shis us lestic
fortune hs i-,srirsi ~ - t' th- COLONIES
sni uaSe e ,~inx forth a hundred f-.s
p, - .aii ai "a f.es ~ ms heauf s,i Car