Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-15

WIN NSiSSithh'o, eie hN'iest'hiS.s
said. You are certainly serving be-
meath your capacities"
IF so ! am contcnted," he quietly
replied, although he colored deeply.
"No vocation is mean unless you choose
to make il So"
Yes" she thoughtfully assented.
and then rclapsed into silence.
''lle might have told me something
about himself" she thought in vexa-
ton, 'Oh, If his name only WASH:
Jacobs! 1t could not be more plebe.
lam"
Her health began 10 return To her.
and she looked forward with impatient
anticipation to tie drives along the
country roads in the October twilights.
But she was 10 be disappointed, ut
least so far rs the companionship of
Andrew jacobs was concerned. FOR he
announced 10 her his intention TO de-
part.
She was in the conservatory Mt the
time, and he had just pushed open one
If the glass doors.
'lOu are going 10 leave me!' she re-
peated, Il faint pallor in her face. a
1ull pain in her heart.
Yes, Miss Cayanagh."
Because | do not pay you cnoughF'
'Oh. bless you, no." he replied.
You are offered something better,
40 doubtf'
mo. Miss Cavanagh. have nothing
II prospect. simply wish TO GO"
She felt hurt; the dull pain in her
heart increased; a climbing rose al
most touched her cheek, but it i'm
parted none Of its color to il.
I'm that Ease nothing would induce
you to remain, she said, ~regaining her
somposure. Il am afraid that | can
V supply your place. | supposed
hat you were entirely satisfied. p
''On the contrary, | have been very
dissatisfied" he interrupted. with so
much vehemence that she looked d.
.ectly at him, struck rs never before by
MS handsome face and grand height.
Il am sorry" she said.
He noticed the grave infection.
Not dissatisfied with you, Miss Cav
rnagh," he quickly said. NO, not
with you-nor my work-nor my sur
rouniings. but with myself"
We'll. ! can't blame you" She re-
Joined, half musingly. a shadow upon
acr fair face. Instead | should en-.
courage the dissatisfaction. You need
aspirations"
"Oh. | have them" he said grimly.
You cannot encourage them. and that
; why ! am - wretched."
She gave Il little start. and the blood
rushed 10 her face. His speech nd.
mitted Of AT least one construction.
For a moment . feeling of delight stir.
red her pulse. hooking at him her
eyes met his. and they were aglow with
the intenseness of his love.
Il cannot forget myself or my place"
he said. 1T is the result of my own
foolish presumption. 1t is best that !
should go"
A swift pallor swept Miss Cavanagh's
face, and she caught her breath hard.
She felt that she was trembling. but
her pride came to her aid.
YES" She coldly said, repeating his
words, I'll is best that you should GO"
He bowed and withdrew, and n little
later she was weeping bitterly in the Sc.
clusion of her room.
"Oh, only now realize how much |
love him." she groaned. 'Oh. why
vas this to come out, | am sure he is
I noble fellow: but-thesc strongly
marked social lines. The world would
neyer forgive me. At least Ralph
wouldn't. | cannot afford to lose both
NY heart and my head
The next rev IN ion was almost as
startling. \ T. y, thick set fellow
accosied ..er on l., terrace the follow.
ing Jay. lie was plainly clad, but
there was an homes; l,)k about him.
I'm sorry, ma'am, that | didn't
come last summer" he said. removing
his hat.
what do you mean, and who are
your she demanded.
You told me to come, you reinem-
Der" he said. You wrote me. | mean.
| decided TO 90 with a family to the
seashore instead. and I've regretted it
many a time since. ! am Andrew Ja-
cobs, and ! am looking for a place"
She stared at him, the puzzled ex-
preston on her face giving place To one
pf indignation.
"TH try you" she merely said. in a
depressed tone. Come tomorrow"
After dinner She said 10 her cavalier
coachman
"Sir, you urc NJ liberty to 60 today.
Your place has been filed. Strange 10
say. the mans name is precisely like
yours
Her companion flung up his head. a
flush Of shame on his check. n look OF
CONSERVATION IN his eyes.
Miss Cayauagh," lac stammered.
You need not explain the coinci.
dcnce, She grirnly interrupted. You
are am adyenturer. ! once had much