Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-27

line OF work. Perhaps you do not even
care for the address"
"Oh, yes" she replied, ~ might want TO
send you Christmas card"
All the sarcasm on earth will not hurt
me, Elizabeth" he went on stolidly. II
have said my say and am going"
You have the expression Of children
when they give dare Do you dare me
to marry any one while you are awayi"
The flame in his eyes rose, and for mo-
ment his hard lips quivered under the
tawny mustache.
eyes," he said, 81 dare you," and then
he was gone.
That night Mrs. Gorganes little cousin
Marie was brushing out the widows
golden locks. She was a jewel of a poor
relation, and no one but herself ever real
lied the fact that she was one at all. Three
years Elizabeth's junior, she was petted
and spoiled and confided in by that stately
lady to an alarming extent. Mrs. Gorgane
was VIGOROUSLY good to her own sex.
Poor Mr.. Compton," said Marie, as she
began to braid.
THAT man really loves me-" Elizabeth
announced to the mirror. "He would have
loved me as a girl. Poor Mr.. Gorganes
money is only nuisance to him."
Don't you love him little, dear"
Marie queried, with tears in her eyes
Elizabeth's own orbs were dry.
81 may" she said, "if he comes back"
Yet with all this as past basis Jack
Holden did not dare introduce Mrs. Cor
games name. For one week they tasted
together all the pleasures of ranch life.
They rode over the wide range, they
slaughtered game, from birds to deer, and
they spent their evenings smoking and
swinging in the hammocks.
After the custom of men, they talked Of
everything except what was nearest to
their hearts. On returning with a bag
full one evening" the Mexican sheep fore
man met them at the gate Of the second
pasture.
"Senor," he announced, "Rocita has
come back. She was very late in making
her first communion, but the Virgin has
blessed it."
"Send her up to the house." said Comp
ton, "and let her bring the mandolin. Now
you will have a new sensation and pic
turesque effect sure enough" he contin-
ued, addressing Holden as they rode on.
''This Rocita is the foreman's daughter.
She has dash Of the Castlian and is
really very pretty. She has way of rem
dering her native music which would make
her fortune on a New York stage"
The moon was just rising when Rocita
appeared. The old sheep foreman was
with her, and he sat down at some dis
lance with his pipe. She could not have
been more than seventeen, and she pos
sessed in high degree the soft, girlish
beauty of the Latin races, Her eyes were
itv which the poets have immortalized
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skirt. over the heavy braids of her hair
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