Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-07
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Wild March weather; hurrying clouds
.ourdng across the sky. driven by the
icrn north wind which was whstlug
round the dwelling places Of men. sweep
ing maicsticNlly over miles Of grass land
which stretched inland from the frown-
Ing cliffs, and sporting In reckless aban-
donmonl Of pleasure with his old play.
mato the sea, lashing the brave white
horses TO q swifter gallon, urging on the
waters an they lcapt high upon the
rocln aud dashed in mad CLEO against
the steady, rugged old cliiIs.
Noisy. clustering. rollicldng north
wind, in spite OF all your rough ways,
there was ono who had como forth to
meet your embrace, who loved you for
your strength, for your grandeur. And
the north wind met her. TO kiss her
laughing lin. with tho salt sea spray.
strengthen hor heart with her stirring
song. touch the dark hair with his en-
gcr5, challenge tho sparkling smiling
eyes, which resisted, outwittel. delei
him, till he loved her IN his own whole
hearted fashion. aud swept onward tell.
ing her name to sea and sky and shore
Marina. Child Of the Occan.
Sir Dents Boauchamp, making bio way
up the steep elf, stood mp Tor moment
gazing In nlcnt wonder ~ tho fiuil look
ing little figure, which not only with.
stood the tonpcstuous blast, but seemed
actually to enjoy II. A Smilo parted hiI
fine cut lips AZ he took IN first the whole
picture, aud then tho particular beauty
II the sweet lowcrliku Taco turned sea-
ward.
Suddenly Marina turned and Jaw tho
stranger lie Immediately accostcl her,
and she noticed that his smile 1t up "a
tomowhat plain face
LADY Katharine has sent mo to bring
you home, he said.
Then you arc Sir Denis But how
az you know mei'
"lfsnciod there could DO but ono young
lady dczirous OF making friends with
iueh very rough customer as this north
wind"
"wc are great friends It Is delight
iai up here. Look at that tossing sea.
isn't Il beautiful"
"Beautitulm he replied. But ho was
mol. looking Mt IN, sca.
Lady katha mo Dyson watched t,s
pair approach ~ they came up from thu
beach into her well kopt grounds,
IAN goes WELL" she murmuTcd aud
smiled.
Lady Katharine, desiring n companion
for tho winter az Thirl,owu. had rrmeut.
bered her cousin Eleanora orphan child,
md Marina, being only seventeen and
alone In the world, had bcgu very thank
iul 10 make her homo with Lady Kuth
auno. An had gone well till the return
Of tho bachelor squire Of llea,hco,o Hall
who some weeks later startled Lady
Katharine By sudden remark on Mari
mas beauty.
Lady Katharine answered lightly
Don't loose your heart too quickly. sh,
does not quite carry her character In hoi
pretty face"
Was theto a covert sting In the words
Hea,hcoto put away the fancy rs absurd
1T olato with Your advice, Lady kath
nrine. II ever marry shall marry thai
GIRL"
Perfectly unconscious was he Of IN
eject Of this speech upon his listener
Possessed himself OF no moro than Z
friendly regard Tor her, and being by
nataro somewhat unobseryaut, Il hat
hover dawned upon him that she coul,
regard hun ~ moro than friend. In
deed, II would have rather offended hi
unworthy and quiNotic sense Of homo
had helmown that a married woman, an'
she the wife OF his old chum, George Dy
son (who was then dispensing justice II
Indian law courtr), had conceived fo
him feelings nothing short OF infntua
ton, all tho lieroer for b0ing kept 40 rig
orOusly under restraint. SO ho spoke ii
all good faith, and Marina, standing MIA
In the sunlight, knew not that fnto wa
weaving into her web Of lifo tho love o
al honest man and tho haio OF u lcalou
woman.
Tie long night hours brought no slice
10 Katharine Dyson, but Marina fouu
her next morning calm ~ ever, and, I
anything, shade kinder than usual
while all there was TO show as tho resul
Of that night watching was u little not
addressed TO Sir Denis Beauchmnp. whic
found him at his club, and brougt
smile to his lips. The contents wor
bricfi Come down for week or s,
Aitraotions-sayng. Of course, my Al
eieiy-b,st described by u round o, bu
Tor one thing, aud that q fair thing a
You love me, come, and | promise 80
shall not DO bored"
Three days later he came, aud Lad
Katharine, watching him approach, IL
eyes ben, upon the sweet face which Il
north wind had kissed into more thu
vented beauty. murmured. IAN go
WALL
~ any rate, Marina thought MI W
wen She asked NO questions rospectil
him aud, indeed, there was always q n
ile air of rssiconce about her which S
Denis found delightful Accustomed
the wayH Of women. and smiled upon 1
almost every type Of them, ha W
amused 10 find that this darl,eyed lit
tea maiden hnd vii enough to hold h
own against his attack, It made the oo