Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-09-01
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xfidipg his sorrows to his friend and
had between them matured a
romance and impudence unpar-
these prosaic Nineteenth century
Everingham was the right hand
general estcta EfaIo1 or to Lord
an office his family had held for
nerations. He was, besides, land
NO small extent, and a magistrate;
Dopular title of esquire" He re-
= few miles away on the Lincoln
q, in a moderately sized village,
listed of single long, struggling
hurch, chapel, and some venera-
of the Saxon and early Norman
squire occupied the great white
be corner of this road, patronized
yillage, and was, of course, looked
unquestioning reverence by the
b. He, however, never mixed with
Ally, and as his nearest neighbor,
honored by admitting to a aues-
quality, lived some miles away, the
his daughter lived somewhat Sc
3, broken only at rare intervals by
TIN lady friends to her, and by his
10 the market town or magisterial
@
~ as the squire was in the village, he
&; Lot on his escutcheon in the ewes of
ITO which he subscribed liberally),
kose of the few county families in
borhood, and that was, he had be-
stomed esince the loss of his wife)
mot wisely but too well,n and. as
opposed, he incurred serious censure
6ects the squire was still the CHEEKY.
S1ed man as of wore: his kitchen
Ever open to the hungry, and his
rown October ale was dispensed
callers and strangers. The only
Ihge was in his appearance; the tall
10 became slightly bowed, the hair
fth gray; his riding in the field be-
kless and irregular, and greatest
<oa in hunting country, he COM
- sscrane" at his fences, and knock
~ about for faults due to himself.
Rrew quarralsome, and newcomers
lie the same amount of respect, or
f|1er the same obligation as the old
S1fs. several brawls had taken place.
1 dne or two the squire was severely
k
1ncreasing excitement and irritation
5Ikment he grew discontinued with
rx1te of speed obtainable from his
I'D Invested in several fast trotters.
~ whirling from place to place. to
- of every one he met. This was
~ Ia his sober moments but when
e 1ourt meeting at the neighborine
INSISTED upon taking the ''ribbonsn
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ooiii iiVo u oroad ana deep Dram
~ $'.tl us own s".e posi- smashing une
WOO, anu preaklils ms groom 5
iiainseii araSseA ihlo Tue yaru III
l'e VI nav iiss oecoiiie enIanSieu III
nue. .he morse was Kicking ana
t. Ah All oireeoiohs.
~ sooh grew scaroe' Iinally, no one