The morning call., 1891-10-11
TIE SAUCY VIOLET,
A Story of the Silver Arrow.

GOOD as. despite the cyDics, the great MAJOR
itv Of the female sex Of the present day are
known to be.
But then there was in those days a great
advantage tn some. A good, honest and
hish-minded girl was sure to be admired and
held cut as a pattern, even by those who did
not set the example themselves.
There is a great deal Of genuine, Eve-lke
hypocrisy about even in these days, but moth
ing ike what existed at the period OF when
We speak.
Woman's wit and woman's vile has much
10 do with our singular narrative.
Lord CHfden OF Clifden had country
residence of which he was justly proud. 1t
was a vast ancestral castle, partially reno
waited, with beautiful grounds and splendid
park, and one rather strange PECULIARLY
Its lawn ran from the rear OF the CASTLE
Clifden by name, TO where the cllits went
she err down to the sea 1t was bright ana
beautiful spot. and one universally aunllreu
far and wide. -.
On this glorious morning IN Sepleihoe' II
was unusually attractive.
Long before the days of Robin HOOD arch-
cry had been one Of the favorite amuse-
ments of the English people, as II Is even
into the present day, and TO very lHIse
portion of the community.
LoId otiIGG "a u -, for avbibitinE himself
in a green forest suit. but be was Dy cour-
tpsv honorary president OF an aIcheiy
society. , .-.,,,;,,
under the green wood tree, and all TIE suit
able neighbors had been invited. 1t was
the seventeenth birthday OF his only
daughter. .,, os yerv anrient
1he EarL Was d Lia l "a taIIgbfv gs
IAuraEe duu uS p"yut9 IL do bsiiaye that
WAS one 81 II"Se "uo go 80 -,ai1s 70 What
another oloeu IoMS III , tneri and WIN
ue"s I'D lu"l o! .ne p'G - tEai tbera are
seriously entertain Tug NC 10 ,nnsr TON
Two heAVens-oue Lol Sno ,aonIs will
i-ou>5hI' "ueIe No Ng- t,.f ,rhiiirv
come between 'ug'i az ~ ~ bad only ma
- We 5lNNo 80 ''-0
c--td-" uausuIo
LtI haNlT wa - - o-d lool,ad pnon
uc-e' ne "sol a5.,, ~ - iSoI,tTv yet was
heI alihgss WIN ol 80 " ~ Ireat6 of her
lie SAD aiWaSs Ml .an. q ''-0 -
name tel. usuH Hts COL
re ueslieu d SUI : HI ,,-isr, sy,ar
bul mere s5eLiTl no t.op ~ u fail ond daIi
being reaHLeu; ms vie Wa l a., S'''N
CaLt, Ha-s'u1 oSI" cen NO GO - r,a.Lo,,s
lie ulI Iu. M@'i. q SO.l 81. tbs nema and
ltylH an9 Io'iu9 :; - 200 INT ma
uIe PEI pe.u9 Gu "a 10 a No reIafivs yyh5
cause ne llaleu "il'1 a. 800 49, '1o
lalahL SON "I"IT nue." S5IiF,,, ,r,s mi. i'm
The future Ear Of EHldeh WAS Hi9 'ui-
li+Tdole aHu go i"oIr,lor habits this
ne Wa l., liT f Va The family name,
cousin Hu7u II Wy -, 80 Of tba
lie i"L ueeH d " "uuS -, -, ,ybars and
tAI w. u ~ 49, 20 fortnne M one
i'"oe d HoIe IMAM ii'oN ''''0
AI5" Hu"' - ,,.,- .to,,+ sayar miles awav
heI eSiteuoe " a 49, ~ Ia fashioned
-tuHl NlI4SH - tnr.a ,,,Lara with
ID aleu- Stdn5E- Aln i u - If Ia taI
-it ,,-'-,-bI, mi vet sipguIarly hand
i.au9i ,',I, n 5o treated AS retainer
some young iHu "a ~ :, eHt famaIe
VI gaLe' ~ ~ 49, nj tha f-male
ana l"e JuN 81 ~. D a. Va d,nitv
pT m 9u''sivL a. -, - Eanmere Int Of
nc Jun > i,,', ,, -, irInnra1t The
us paIeI nc " ~ 80 G.s0 80 - Sr, one of
master h ;.I otouHil' hin ''0'-'0
A'1 eA ~ I'll ,,d bjs cousin tbere
Betwsea me Ear .l, anu MS 'OU''n '"''O
We, In"tgl 9Ca ~ t,,ol hint had never
Hheh they het lgeS Oo%eu' Du' H'O ~ q
been known 20 ShaAe naii., .,.,,,i.,. invited
80, - - "a =, % % ~ boTsa
AH4 se' la ~ ue 1 NJ IN ~ TIjf,ion
nave bA'heI me uL"s-ri ut Ol.t'.0I. -, 49,,
his cousin hush hau seneLaI,1 q "a, - ~
utauon lie lau maTrieu soLltH neie t ~ riIe
West lndIes woman ~ I" Iht OH Ti3ato
origin ana Lot eAac,S T'l,,e SsnGs on he
were rum9Fs current aGouS u .-So, or vi Z,
Spanish Nam oil suspicious la u1'G,
Sd,bole % De uuctaueel. 10y ~ of
course it was always against the Sp1niaFd as
Husf lie DeSpehcer was sus!eVseti % 10 "
coudnins his furaging instincts entlrtiy 10
itrrlguerS and tue enemies Vi ms 10 -
With him, it was said, the nag made no
difference, so that the snip was lat' p.,.i-,,
But, reasoned some, what was hat thgrs
Drake and many others anu rs siere
was no particular answer 70 me ~. qussti.E;
Caut1In HuSh lie Despeheer go' Tue
OF the DOUBT. ---..,.- =. ,t,,. -t,;,,. A
Piracy was not unpopular Il the shlpS ue-
strlyed belonged to the spanish, go
'Dlugoter nine salu the C"pts ~, U,' 9
the cold beef with which and carrots IL; +S peer
and bred the meal was maui uD AZ 80 80
solid days, what about the archery 1eSti-
Hal3' 49,, -o.,o,.o
II shall 60, was lne su@iP io'ponS''
livery bouy WIZ o. tnei la do,
MY daughcrt,' sad tne oid sea-q9g,
then. ii only goes to SVEN Inc MOD Du'
why, father she asked, IN 81 rather a
naughty tone; are you not g9Ius ..;-,..
would mel mss lne IuI !oI tiS Ia,,;b
Of gaieo ne eGleo' w WIN aS5r reuI f6s
'henmare, ne Went on, auIlqS - t,ie
youthful retainer we have alinded TO- nave
Won pracuced the Do" latrly
henmafe, the person aunresseG' was a
tall, athletic youth Of ~ win Vi ~, sI,, -
handsome race cIe"I, JUG 49, d'iu a 80
orally melancholy expression oI couu'e-
nance .,-o,, +. ,-.-ro-od
WHY do you ASK, S1l' he enS"eIeu'
WIZ 3-toh'7Ileu looAs' -, A.. ,,-i-, =, 6
"Beeause l mean p you YOU 10 w" I tie pii%e VI
the SILVER arrow, was ~ ieSg 9.dS''a,,,-,
faIhrT' CIIeu o,j D0i'N"' iNu ~
what DO you mean Z? .-, -,
''SIr, SAID the yoush, sI1mheFlhg' l
really % not unuerstduu you. ,-,
e.. the stout sunouI.t' Ir5cKleu
sailor said. i mean you 10 win the e., prlze'
think speak pteIty pIaI9 b 6ghn
But, father, exclaimed Bertha, turning
pale under her brown and swarthy SKIN,
.'yod know the exact conditions as well as
do ,....
sir. again began henmare. u Is simply
impossible -,
silence, both II your was the stern re-
spouse. u mean henmare TO win the
prize, and to take hoth the oliver ARROW ana
the Incumbrance.
Sir once more exclaimed the youth,
rising, and turning as req as pluish June
rosp.
Father" was the cold and icy question
of Bertha, the daughter OF Spani 81