Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24

Ing his hand heartily, ~ am very glad
b. SEQ you"
"Yet have my doubts, sir" SAYS ].
.if You can be half as glad to see me US
an TO see you.
"The time has appeared so long-.has
Il, MarigoldF
al won't say that, sir. considering its
real length; but
"What start, my good fclloww
AM should think Il wasl Grown
such woman, SO pretty. so intelligent.
40 expressive! knew then that she
mus. be really like my child. or could
never have known her, standing quiet
BY the door.
"You are affected" says tho gentle.
man, In kindly manner.
81 feel sir" says I. "that am but
rough chap In slecyed waisicoat."
III feel says the gentleman. "that It
was YOU VINO raised her from misery and
degradation. and brought her into com.
,nnnication with her kind. But why do
we converse alone together, when we can
converse so well with herr Address her
IN your own way"
~ am such rough chap in Slowed
vaistcoat, sir, says /, land she Is such
graceful woman. and she stands 30 quiet
at the door,
"Try " she moves at tho old sign"
.ays the gentleman.
They had got It up together o. purpose
20 please mel For when | give hef tho
obi sign she rushed to my feet and
dropped upon her knees, holding up her
hands to me with pouiing tears Of love
and 10Y; and when took her hands and
lifted her she clsspcd me round the neck
and lay there. and ! don't know what u
fool didn't make Of myself until we all
three settled down into talking without
sound, as II there was "a something soft
aud pleasant spread over the whole world
for ~.
So every item Of my plan was crowned
with success Our reunited life was
more than all that we had looked for.
ward to. Content and Joy went with us
a. the wheels Of the two carts went
around, and the same stopped with us
when the two carts stopped. was az
pleased aud as proud ~ n pug dog with
bis muzzlc black loaded for an evening
party and his tail extra ourled by ina.
chinery.
But had left something out VI my
calculations. Now, what had left outi
To help you to guess, I'M say figure
Come. Make guess. aud guess right.
Naughty No. Nine; No. Eight No.
Severn No. Six No. Five; No.
Four No. Threeg No. Two; No.
One! No. Now, III tell you what III do
with you. III say its another sort OF fig.
ure altogether. There. Why, then, says
you, its q mortal hgurc, No, nor yet a
mortal figure. BY such means you get
yourself prnned into corner, and you
can't help guessing a Immortal figure.
That's about 1t. Why didn't you say 30
sooner.
Yes. II was immortal figure that
! had altogether left out Of my calcula.
tions. Neither mans nor woman's, but
ehild's Girls or boy'si Boys. III.
says the sparrow, with my bow aud ar
row." Now you have got 1t.
We were down at Lancaster. and !
had done two nights more than fair
average business Though cannot In
honor recommend them ~ u quick audi
ence) In the open square there, near the
end Of the street where Mr.. Sly's Kings
Arms and Royal hotel stands. Minis
travelling giant, otherwise Picklcson,
happened at the self same time to be
n.trying II on In the town. The gen.
teel lay was adopted with him. No
hint OF van. Green baiZe alcove
leading up To pickloson in an auc-
ton room. Printed poster, Free list
suspended. with the exception OF that
proud boast Of an enlightened coun-
try, FREQ press. Schools admitted by
private arrangement. Nothing TO raise
blush ia the cheek Of youth or shock
the most iastidous." MIN swearing
most horrible aud terrific, In pink cal.
eco pay place. at tho slacRness ut the
public. Serious handful Ia the shops,
Importing that It was almost impossible
a. come 10 u right understanding II the
history Of David without seeing Pickle
bon.
went TO tho auction room In quos.
tion, and | found Il entirely empty OF
everything but echoes aud moldiness,
with the single exception of Pickleson
on piece Of red drugget. This suited
my purpose, Us ! wanted u private and
confidential word with him, which was
"Picltleson, owing much happiness Ia
you, | put you In my will for u fypun.
noto; but, 10 save trouble. here's four.
punten down, which may equally suit
your views, and let US so conclude the
transaction" PicklcGon, who up to that
remark had had the detected appearance
Of q long Roman rushlight that couldn't
anyhow get lighted. frightened mp nj
his top extremity aud made his acknowl
edgements In way which Qor him was
parliamentary eloquunce. He likewis,
did add that, having ceased 10 draw as q
Roman, Min Ind made proposals for hi,
going In ~ converted Indian Giant
worked upon by the Dairymnn's Daugh,
ter. This PicEles0n, having no ucquaint'
nnce with the tract named after thai
young woman, md not being willing tC
couple gug with his serious views, de
cllned 10 do, thereby leading to word
and the total stoppagc Of the younl
mans bee. All Of which, during the
whole Of the interview, was confirmed
by the ferocious growing Of Min down
In tho pay place which shook the gian
like leaf.
But what was 10 the present point n
theremarl;s of the travelling giant, other
wise Picl;lcson, was this; Doctor Mari
Rold'--I give his words without hop,
OF conveying their feebleness--"whu u