The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-27

Drlgnb Sullllgnl pouring through INC
broad, deep windows.
He REQUIRED some seconds to aCcuStOm
his eyes 10 his new surroundings then
bouncing out Of bed and dressing with
unusual haste he found his way TO the
garden.
All" he said, inhaling with keen en-
| joyment the pure, fresh air about him,
what contrast 10 the city, | wonder
! Il she is about.
You shouldn,t speak your thoughts
| aloud, if you don't wish people 10 hear
them Have you just come down? I've
been up for hours. Maize and have had
glorious gallop.
| Jack turned with slight start, 10 see
Mary standing in the path beside him.
How did you get here without my
seeing or hearing you he questioned
with some astoni7hment Did you rise
| from the ground or drop from the clouds:
| Neither, inquisitor 1 am only an
ordinary mortal, 50 ordinary that / am
about starved 1T the present moment.
Do CONE 10 breakfast, please.
Certainly" returned Jack, following
| obedientIy, with great pleasure. | have
not been riding. but my appetite has as
sumed extraordinary proportions, l con
! feSS
Mr.. Willard was seated in the dining
| room reading, but as they entered he
| laid his book aside, and after kissing
| Mary greeted Jack with kindly warmth.
L hope YOU are both in good appetite,
! he said, as they seated themselves about
| the table. / can safely count on Mary,
| | think.
Always. grandpa. More particularly
| this morning am rayenouS, and | see
4 I T
must begin my breakfast.
| Grandpa, she added, when the first
| edge of her hunger was borne away,
Mr.. Beverly has confessed to being
something of an artist That something
is his qualification, not mine. lie has
also promised To show ne some Of his
sketches, provided l show him some
| views worth copying. / think that must
be a pleasant way Of making ones liz
| ing. Painting pictures, | mean.
Yes, my dear" smiled her grand
| father; but with Beverly it is an amuse
| nent, rather than Il profession"
He turned his eye, qucstionmgIy upon
! Jack
+ must confess to having made it my
profession, returned that Young man,
pau5ing in the act OF buttering his muf-
lin.
Tie old gentleman appeared puzzled.
You surprise me. | understood You
pIacticed law Is it possible ! imagined
| il. or could have been thinking OF your
father? How well l remember his first
case. What Il fine start it gave him. |
told myself then he would surely sit ON
the bench some day. Vain prophecy.
Alas, how time flies; it seems but a few
years since, and yet
He sighed and fell into musing
! mood
Evidently off his mental balance,
! thought Jack, surprised at the lnforma-
ton he had Just received. Father
never had law case % my knowledge.
Perhaps | m OH TOO. II would not sur
PRISE me IN III" l'27t. wonder II
shall hear any more new points IN my
history.
In thus he was disappointed; Af. MI
lara preserved an almost uhnfohrh s.,
ie1ce during the rest Oh toe meal ana
Immediately at IT'S conclusion Withdrew
to his library, telling Mary /" take good
care OF JACK.
mar l'tFr7 NE !" your ''l'"'I iii'f-
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me forget me poor NIUE ihii.77; nope
my nave f."l 5ii.Fl'e 10 ',t'ii' .,.:,..
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Jack standing lucPkiS III the doorway.