Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-16

hsppy that she did not know whether
to speak to the fairy ou her right iis'.
or to the one on her III first; so she
spoke to the one on her right, which
had lhc sweetest voire:
"Ah, you borh have made me more
happy than tongue can tell" ex-
claimed the Queen, ioyousIy. Then
the h'autiful lairly ON her right re-
spo1ded: "Yes, ] shall be god-mother
TO the daughter who resembles the
white rose H,r name shall be 'Ros,-
tins,' Au revoir." and the fairy dis.
appeared.
Nov, the other fairy was very angry
at the Qaeen. bee, use -he spoke to the
otner fairy first. whose name was
FAIRY Lillabelle,' aud did not speak
to her first, who.e name was Fairy
Fury 50 she -nid - tue q Ieen in an
angry voice:
; And -hsll be 2 gd.mother to the
Other daughter, wiz" resembles the
red rose, AMI her name shali be
Tempest shalt bnlg you trouble
from this fir-t time -. you until the
: last; and YOU shall thial it inteimin-
able, for l shall he perfectly intrepid.
, aud shall surely be the cause of the
demolition Of yourself, family, palace
and kingdom..n With ,hst she van
ished. and Queen Lsda burst out
laughing.
The King, on hearing her siivery
laugh ripple through the garden walls,
came out into the garden and joined
her, aud after she had related all to
him, he too laughed. But he assured
! her bat she had been dreaming, but
she declared that she had psitlvely
] heard and seen the fairies and she be-
/. heved that her wish, Is well as bis,
would b- granted.
And sure enough! The next day
:. they both were slrolling in toe garden
and hearing noise that sounded like
q bsby's soft coo, they walked hastily
TO the spot from whence the sound
came, and there they saw two little
baby girls sitting on a bank OF creamy
white viol.t.. Que was ~ red and
ruddy as the red r'se, and the other ~
Y white, pure aud beautiful ~ the white
u rose.
7. When the King and Queen saw
them, they were happy beyond ex
preston, and carried them joyfuliy
= into .he palace, where they were
dressed very beautifully. and everyon-
= in the palace, ana throughout ile
Kingdoms, rejoiced over them.
But rs they grew up. Rosatine
proved TO be y generous child, full of
loveliness, viyacity, and felicity; snd
everyone that saw her was perfectly
9 charmed with her. She was always
n the cynosu.e wherever she went; she
o Was full of suavity, sunshine, aud wss
q far more propitious than aiy Otter
z princess in all If the kingdou,. Rp--
j. a'ine WAS a. mon homogeneous 10 Tenn
Q pest a. are q serpent and q dove; ~.
o cause Tempest ~ss q fatuous chi d A..
3 besides being sucxcious, and haviu :.
n numerous fsults, VIZ: those Of con-
'e tumncy, vituperstion, mend sciou-.
% nrss, and opprobriou.nes.; she wss s,
4 noxious that people notoriously hatr'i
her, aud thought acrimoniously ii
% her, aud perhaps that yicissitude alone
n In her conduct would be the only way
: in which she could live, and be loved.
= Now it happened that on Rosatin-'s
first birthday, her Godmothsr pre-
: sented her with besulifui white-ros-
!, bu-h, and nobod y could pluck roAs
d from It but herelf, and this mnds
% Tempest tempestuously angry. Bot
' Tempe-t's Godmother gave her .
n whiie.rose bush also, on her birthday,
e snd rs 10Th rose bushes were precirely
n alike, one day, II happened Tempes,
nor Ross'iue could discern which VA
q which. So Rosatine said:
= eff this IL mine," (pointing to the
}. one nearest her, "it will sing for me.
d Sing pretty rose"
= Then the largest white rose, on the
n bush that wa nearest b. her, opened
: wide It's velvety leaves, and began n
. sing as enchantingly - the golden
Q bird IN the silver songs:
,. THAT viii and gladly TOO,
For 10 me you've been ever kind ssf ~.
vi 30 pluck me iron this bush % fHif,
IL And let ne ret In yoar honny haAs.
FOR vour ecs1Dsss ts n an2 al ~
II Yoa who srs % fair sni TALL
I'll FoUvsr shall 10 lsvs1 and ble ,ssd,
New poi - n year se,4sa tFs.so y ~.
Q Princess Rosatins was dslights1.
. and put the rose 10 her hair. asd In
q tended 10 wear Il there; but ths No.
: bad no more than bsea PLACED thsss.
. than Il began to sing anoshsr sone.
. '0h hsrs IN gisu ~ psass saaai ~
IL al 90 sunshiny - sisafy sags-
IN svsr sise - ~ g - ScsnAulsn~
Nov al this mats Tsupes1 leonbls
o with rags. and shs tsIsd y naks ~