Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-30

"sho Is not fool. but sho sec,ns TO
hA'o no soul was his mental calcula-
ton.
Tho summer w0ncd.
Why did Lucillo's step lag, aud why |
mad her pink face lost its bloomi Ho |
was TO GO away Yes, It had come to |
thm-ihat this man with red brown hair |
aud tho beautiful voice. brown eyes.
tuave manners and polished address |
this man had wal,cnod tho marble Ga. |
laica into life.
lie was no HHst. but he had the sonl
OF one. lie was only u young city
broker ont for a summer holiday. hut
hc had looked deeply into the soul Of
this littlo family. lIc saw the husband
was harsh, cool Indifferent and unap.
rreciaiivc, aud the WHO stultihed hy n
m1notonous round Of soul narrowing
household duties.
The day Of tho parting came. Iio
hold hcr hands close. "Goodby, Mrs
Hardy. III DO back next summer"
She hung her head like a shy school.
girl, but It was not shyness: Il was tho
sickness Of despair that bent her neck.
but she spoke no word. Careless man Of
the world that ho was, her detection
moved him.
III over ! can serve you--if you ever
mood aid appeal 10 me-"
She wtcnchod her hands free.
at is hardly probable that Lucille
Hardy will need your aid. Go-and
goodby"
Proud 10 tho last, and yet could
have sworn she had grown 10 like mo"
Ali thank God for that woman's
pride that enables her TO hide so much
and TO set the world at dphauccl
Lucille crupt up 10 her room aud lay
on tho lounge for hours. but she uttered
no sgli and mndo no moan, only looked
ont OF tho widow with wide open, tear
les eyes.
"Slrcly ho did not road my socrct-
surely be- ala not go away believing that
/ love himi Aud yet DO, oh, dol and
God knows how I ma 20 live al my days
without seeing him.
Lar husband mover dreamed Of tho
flolpleB nights aud fearless agony sho
spent 10y lis Filo while he slcVt the sleep
Of tho Just. For mouths ulo went about
palc and thin. hut her hours OF thinking
wcro developing hor She was b,gin-
ming 30 lo less afraid OF her husband.
Oui day she laid;
"Juau, / must have some books to
read"
"Whyi" hc asked lacouically.
because I wish them,' lho answered
firmly.
DO you have timo to rcadY' no asked
severely.
II shall mako time"
Bo was astouished, but the books were
procured.
~ must read and study that | may
become n companion for him." sho
thought But the summer camo and
went and Mr. Bclluir5 came not.
At the end Of two years sho said.
"Johu, shall got a piano"
Ho was as,pnishcd again. Lucille,
you are becoming extravagant. You
know very well | nin not a rich man"
81 realize that quito we'll. Nevortho.
less hayo holpCd you TO accumulate
what riches You possess, and am just rs
much entitled TO piano FOR my amuse.
mont as you are TO costly machinery
that will lessen your labor"
Was this logician the gentle, submis.
siyo aud accomplishing vito OF two
year agoy
But tho Piano came and Lucille re.
moved hor music, learned in her girl.
hood.
The fourth summon John told her that
Mr.. Bcllairs wished 20 return, for lao
had unconsciously to himself begun TO
consult his vito in all things.
"lu that cafo mus, have q servant !
do not caro- TO become dining room
maid for city gentleman"
So Mr.. Bellairs, jaded and wcaried.
came 20 this peaceful home once more,
"Pcrhaps shall find ncpcntho here"
he told himself, remembering with rat.
isfaction tho III concealed grief OF Lu.
clio At their parting four years ago,
But the winsoBe faced girl had vanished,
and in her place was n stately woman
as well dressed as any in his own circle
and as quietly refined.
When he came down 10 breakfast n
chubby country girl waited on him, and
at night his hostess entertained him
with good music and charming CONVEX
sation. i've half q mind TO fall in love
with her now" ho said, as ho won't to
bed.
THANK God, tho scales have fallcn
from my eyes" she said "for | know
that shall never meet that godliko
man who IS my ideal, aud shall in time
even become contontcd with that which
have. It Is so sad TO know that all
our love, all our despair, all our suffer
ings must end thus. That happiness Is
n chimora and content only found Ia
ministoTing TO Others. ! can DO content
now TO DO Johns cook.
But sho laid her fair face on hor
dimplod arm, and looked sadly into tho
sad violet eyes that peered at her from
tho glass before her.
Remuneration and resignation are pos
siblc only 10 those who have Outgrown
the beautiful dreams Of youth, aud uu-
solfshnoss IL bearlhle only 20 those who
no longer care for themselves Literary
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