Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-03-22
THE TWO DOCTOR Girls.
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NO. LML1&AAA. 49,
one. the tall. dark girl, was DR.. Isabelle
Yoiande, and that the other, the SMALL
fair girl, was DIR. Eugene More.
The house was already clean; a few
mall decorations were taken from the
trunks, a little china, some table anu
bed linen. But there were no lamOre-
ouins or decorated wall pockets, or o
pretty things with which most women
surround themselves. A good many
books were ranged upon some shelves In
the corner of the sitting room. dls-
iointed students lamp was put together
and a little al stove arranged. Two
Young men might have kept house In
much the same style. Shortly they sat
down together over a cup of coffee and
some sandwiches which had made the
tourney with them, AMI then went out
for a walk, arm in arm.
Il never told you why l studied medl-
cine, did T. asked Genie softly. grow
ing confidential in II dual solitude.
''Never," said Bel e.
Il am engaged t. my cousin, who Is a
doctor. He is in F rope just nov, and
we thought it uld be very nice to
work together. {. have n object in
life. In the fall ve are TO be married.
So MANY Of the Students LAY no interest
in that sort of thing, but thought you
would, so l tell YOU"
ut is a very nice prospect" said Belle,
with a little sigh. "As for me, l am all
alone in the world, and l think l shall
never marry.
saOh. YOU are so handsome people are
sure TO fall in love with you," said
Genie.
.sThey have" said Belle quietly; 'but
now l will tell you my secret. l a V
been in love; l shall never love again; ]
shall never see the man l still love- and
shall never forget him. His face Is Just
there before me when l wake in the
night, and often when / am walking ~
the street in the day time, so that feel
as if l could put out my hand and touch
il. Ihear his voice. l remember things
he said TO me. Il was IN a voyage T.
Europe that we became acquainted will
each other. Papa was living then. H'
objected to our engagement. He TOLD
me he would put an end to 1t. he DID
/ never asked how. Then l was Is
now l am "a, but l feel just the same.
am not foolish about Carlos; shall no
sigh and pine oFer it; only it was sweetei
than anythingielse can ever be. l ha'
nv happiness. 1t is over. Now am
doctor with a career before me. Men
lives often begin like that. Why not
woman'sg
.sOh, BeIler' said Genie, perhaps yol
will meet again after all"
'sAfter this don't talk about it, sal
Belle. Il never said all that to any on
else. Tell me all about your own Low
affair whenever you choose; / shall hk
TO listen. | only wanted you to knows
about me now that we are 70 be chum
for the summer.
Thank You, said Genie.
They walked on arm in arm. SuddeI
" Genie found that Belle had lei hel
into the vicinity Of the uSl
brick building.
why do YOU come here!' she asked.
Il want 10 show you the local Il
stitntions." said Belle. She nodded
two old women who sat in two dilap
dated rocking chairs at the door OF
long, low hung room, with benches s.
against the walls and an unblacke
stove with a long stovepipe still stan.
ing in its place. though il was SUNNI
time, and passing around the hou
came 10 another door, which revealed
very tidy little parlor, its wlndo
adorned by white curtains and pots
peraniums. where a woman sat sew1l
with her foot upon the rocker OF a crad
"A youngish woman in a tidy musl
gown and a neat white apron-who arc
and came out to greet them.
ssDo come in, Miss Yolande. she sal
Il heard you were coming down, al
I'm real glad 70 sec you again.
THANK Won" sail Belle. This Is !
friend. Miss More. Eugenie; this is NJ
Fem.
Il am glad to make your acquaii
ance. take some seats, said Mrs. Fer
placing chairs.
Belle.
Don't speak Of it. said Mrs. Fel
shaking her head. Don't speak Of
was as pleased when he was appoint
and 1 didn't mind his havin' to live n
nor nothin'. The poor folks didn'tg
no trouble, and we hadn't nobody IN
prison morn three times a year. Q
when you've been strugglin along
we had, a reg'lar celery was suthin
rejice in. But lands sakes! me an
wishes we was organ grinders now
boOtblacks OF anything
Dear mel Mrs. Fenn' I'm sorry
hear that. " said Belle.
''Yes, you've come on us in time
trouble and tibberlation'" said \
Fem. Listen TO that"
The three kept silence for a mom'
Then Belle said in a shocked vo
"who is sobbing SOY
Its my poor Bijah," replied d
Fem. putting her handkerchief TO
ewes. Hes the tenderest hearted
ter alive. And lest a good and plo1
and it's broke him down TO think
he has got t. hang a feller cntter I'm
usrt is = week Idon't think he'll
onruugl IL Il is swfalr
Tho girls shuddered-
'.Perhaus he'll come OCT and tail