Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-06-27

c0nNuisisriy under its kerchiei.
II hate you hate you" she cried
"Nou sease mo. You torment nae
Nny sun Marco see 10 il that you
have 10 iuek"
.Oh III, hal You hate me2 No.
dear rhid, 40, al all. Hou could not
hate mo-" Marine laughed more aud
morc A fnll laugh Was his that lifted
the ~ Orr from his cleaning teeth
and ma,ig his eyes danrelike the water
otths lagoon out there when the sun
ran ot,rt Come, wall you forgive
III, viii sou Kiss nir III token 81 for
glner; litsio one"
lig stsctcrd out Isis arm With one
backward Fash o. her night black eyes
tl.t uft'u girl had fed along he marrow
pas.aer nAy. ana the men on ,hc
natyrstau- Joined with Marine ID the
au4b Ati she mother shrugged her
shoulders and repeated 'Yon should
no' se..aa the gi,ili
.nA ara by Marine ceased - tease
brr ior 81 m,nt away with the
o,i sailors. aud this moons waxcd
aud san,si, and still he came net
ast,n
Npd whrre y MArinus asked Tout.
d.a ahyu they "a, along the water.
KT- q tlle cool % tbs evening and
,hv -sst,Hs -nn turned all Venice rosy
osr hrr paiarrs and her canals
ub MHuno y gone on the sea
Wlrm lInw 40 know Nlerc2
MA, Questions the child asks re-.
p.sd Marines mother
lsnt TpuiriiA puudlrrrd. and when
MHuun III length came bnck slic asked
him Ana H. told her the names III
mMg piAu- ebe hnd never heard 81.
Ar Frry iHr away thry must be. Tl,ry
wrn HH, towns like Venice. with wa.
tets ~ tl,rir streets hut they had
potts where The ships passed IL and
ou ana where thn mates wont ashore
AMI uui other gay comrades aud
pretty girls u plenty
Ersiyf Acc the girls Rs pretty ~
" Ntug'f asked Touiulia. and her
saiiuN tacn turned palcr a. Marine
laughed our
What 10 you know set about
pTr.iy girls you little BABY"
am not q baby" size flashed up
on Bun. Il am soon 10 ~ u grown
woman"
B'i Marine only laughed again. As
s.laH ~ sar Was, and as slight and
tllln aud brown, with her eyUs burn.
i''E oni q her lHnk yisasr. II WAS hard
- ilguFE her uS soon to become q
grown woman Md 40. lauehingFtill.
Marine once more went hia way And
wien NJ RanSc back. after shorter
Journey thnu most, he brought Tout.
rlla string ~ gaudy beads to wear
about boz nrrk
TOT p YOU'RE going TO be woman
Nv gaiIahiH viii be beginning 10 look
~ Won Aud you must make Your.
~, pretty. and grt husband
Hnt fouulla turned crimson TO the
hair
wlll marry no onc--tvcr. she
u.latrd ard her eyebrows came to.
81 trr N 4 trown
!, W'nt aud sc, wait and see sang
MAr'no, aud without looking back,
~, always singing, went TO sen again.
nus pnsscd the months. and Tout.
p,I' wore thu beads under her ker.
.'Nei' ana the boys aud young men be.
t,h W look ~ her more ~ she pass.
~ aAl one said TO her. as she came
Ho,ll ihrWcli with her water pitcher
nll arr prgtiy. little one.
Nhe pushed him roughly from her
"'N' Went on without nword. But shr
g1'l long vt the bends all night, and
,Wt chteR turned warmer. And finally
~ she stood one evening under the
WIG doorway Marine came and
s,oppcd short before her. lie looked
., her long md his eyes seemed "a
grow darker ns he looked
And this il TouielaY You littl,
oroWh thing, you have grown 10 be d
Mohani after all, haven't your" And
nus voice had different tone from
mat Il had usually. Aud il was som,
Time before he thought to ask for th,
mother s When he did
~. ohes lying very low with sick
ness, said Touiela.
so low she lay that q few days later
y ntele boy III n white gown cam,
g the marrow passage way ring
NV = beli and the priest followed, nnt
N.Y. w. people as he passed bowed theil
n. ana was she really gone, Marines
,otnert--well, we'll And what woult
vvotue OF Touiella now, who had al
Inays lived with the dead woman ant
OeSn llke her own daughter9"
~ one thought less of that thar
ioulella herself who sat In the din
doorway while Marine stood beior,
'' ana told her stories OF his travel