Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-12

vitaiize even the chairs and stools; they
tunblei abont and got out Of the way In
tho strnure.t manner | told him about
Mary Lacslles. and wafncd him that he
would lose his heart II" grayely told
mo he had none 10 lose.
Imagine fx feet two inches OF man
hood without hcarti
We waited tea for Mary, but she did
not come till quito dark. aud we had be.
gun tea. She faid she had been detained
by COMPANY. but ! knew better than
that. Siie was dr1a'l with reference
TO candle Rghi effect. anil would not lose
IT, Influence on her first appearance. /
never saw her look 20 lovely. Her rose
| colored droet. with ~ broad simmer
ing bands VI white silk. wonderfully en-
hanoe,l her charms Gcoffcy looked do.
lighted. and she gave him the full bcne.
III Of both her upward and downward
glAnccs
When tea was over left the room q
fcw minutes. aud when | came back
found Godfrey and Mary sitting oppo-
sito each other, with tho ches-bnard be.
tween them asan oxcnr for filtration.
Tie move had been 70 rapid that ! was
asionished. aud little angry, too' aud
father did not improve matters by wills
pcring ~ passed his chairs
"Chccunatcl. Oliver
n was not piealAnt evening TO mo.
aai Il was the beginning VI many un.
pleasant ones
Glow u came LET doctors ter " hut 1
began TO like GcoIery Just as soon a. he
began TO like Mary. called uppride TO
the rescue. but u did not help mo much,
and suffered good deal In watching
Gcoirfey's attentions TO Mary and listen.
ing 10 her prnttlo about him. I thought
her suprcmely silly and told her 70.
She was ntonishci at my petulancc, but
Idon't think the suspected the truth.
Only father did that. aud he lookcd 10
"Scrvc you right, miss, that | longel
for lin 10 be a woman for an hour o. 20.
that might talk back TO him.
ono day. after Godfrey hal been y
month with NJ. riding party was pro.
posed To tho top Of the mountain. Faith.
or and l. Gcoarry and Mary that would
bc the order. Of course. and I was pre-.
pared for that; but there Is n last straw
In every burden. and my last straw was
this incilcuti They were mounted aud
waiting for me. when Mary dropped her
glove. From my window | saw 6eoifrcy
pick II up. put {, on tho hand laid 20
coniiiingly In his. and the, kiss Il. AZ.
ter that was not going 10 ride for king
nor kaiser. sent positive refusal to
all cniruatios, and "a soon as thoy were
out Of sight INDUCED Ia u good. refresh.
ing cry. ! cried myself TO siccp. and
woke about dusk with n now born pur- |
pose IA my heart which comforted mo |
wonderfully, the keynote Of which was, |
"sho sioops To conquer Yet did not |
dress again. knew they wefn 10 take |
tea at Mr.. Laoellcs'. 20 threw my dress.
ing gswn around me. aud taking novel
In my hand. ordered n cup OF strong |
tea and went into the sitting room. As
I walked In ut one door, Godfrey walked
In NJ tho other
II came to take you to Mr.. Lacclles'.
Olive" he aid.
"Iiow do yon propose doing n. siri
For unless you bind mo hand and foot,
and get couple Of dArkies TO tots mo
there, really don't think you viii sue.
coed"
II could carry You mysolf."
"Could you. don't think you would
enjoy the journey"
"will you dare mo TO do ~"
"Not tonight. should like TO insure
my life hpt."
solve you have been crying"
~ have not. SIR Indignantly. "And
II have. what Is that 10 your rcproach.
fully.
"a great deal. Oh, Olive. you teas.
Ing, provoking, bowitching little mortal,
How often must tell you l love your
How often must ask you 20 marry mef'
at d not six months since tho last
Time, Goodrcy"
~ don't carr; II secnis like six years. /
And. oh, Olive, you know that you love
me-"
II do not"
"You have loved me ever since you
were years old"
IL have not
snow you must take me forever or
eayc mo forever tonight. have asked |
you three times BEFORE
"Four times, sir"
"woll, four times. thon. Odd mum.
bcrs are luckyi here Ia tho fifth time.
You know what 1 want. Oliyo--your
Promise TO DO mine. Ia 1t TO bc? Now
ir uovorl'
suppose every one has good angel.
Mine innst have been ut It's post Just
ihon, for strange feeling OF humility
and gcnileness came over ine. | glanced
~ ut the handsome face all nglow with
owes divine lights at the eyes full OF
gracious entreaty; at the arms half
lirctched out TO embrace me. Yet pride
struggled hard with love. stood. up 81.
ent aud trembling. quito unable To ac-
myself vanquished until |
'aw him turn away gnoycd and sorrow.
.ul. Then | said.
"GeofIrey. come back; II Ia now"
THAT Is the way said YES" and !
nave never been sorry for II. II | live
10 be a. old as Methuselah | shall never
10 a meek woman, but still suit
ioofrey, aud take moro kindly to his
than | ever did 10 paternnl
-ulc. Father laughs with sly triumph
It Geoifrey's victory, and he sent me a.
1 wedding present handsome copy Of |
The Tanning OF tho shrew. Amelia
q Barr IN New York Ledger
Hard work Is not 40 apt 10 injurc q |
lorae as the failure TO receive proper At.
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