The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-04-14

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~ suppose u Is fascinating. but q Il dan-
peVHs"
They had been engaged three months
now, those two whom We left watering
the flowers. without telling the reader
what Franklin did not like ''fOr Doris."
After hs hal said that they went back
TO the well, and the watering pots were
fille,l before either spoke word. Then
DOris aald:
II should think you'd like It better for
me than washing dishes. Frank. It lie
better than the drudgery have been at
for years, and u ! have talent, A. Mr..
Goldnark saya have
Il suppose he knows" said Frank, ~
suppose they know their business, those
men; and mnst say that. though | am
90 judge. ! think you did splendidly
the night Of the fair. But private
theatricals are one thing. aud public an
other cOullnt hear the thought Of It,
0OFiA How dill be come to think Of
proposing such thing to your
They had come to the great SNOWFALL
bushes At the further end Of the garden.
Grandma Fairfax could not see them
from the porch. anil every evening at
this time N ltthias Morton went 10 the
store, oAtensibly for his mail. but &C.
tnally to gossip
There was . bench herr, with an
empty beehive Of the old fashioned. cone
topped sort on one end, and on the other
end they sat down together. BE put his
arm around her waist, and she let her
bead drop on his shoulder. anil 50 they
talked. Miss Chandler managed the
littls play they had neafpernO N at the
rooms where they held the fair Cor the
orphan asylum Duris said. land she
teaches the district school, AMI long ago
| was her scholar for little while aud
! spoke my pieces very we'll. she said,
and she wants.l somebody for part In
the play an askcl Inc.
''Uncle said ! might. only mustn't
ask him for money for anything. ] did
not. We made my cnStnIns out Of SOIne
old furniture chintz and old lace cur.
taina found In the garnet. Aud. OIL ]
never was 20 happy As while was on
the stage playing that part and every
body applAuding.'
"Ahi" sighs,l franklin. ii suppose It
Ia fascinating. but 1t Is dangerous.
"Why. Frank. you clapped too" said
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- ~ "THhsn . .,"r, ,sn,Is,r,D avn.
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M - hsd ,.l-r, .ni ,SonI nl.S :.
mhn "e ~. .'0"' Auo NV pay -
well as MS father one day ami then ne
saiu' AND the young lady' oie"S me, the
young lady, MISS MOTOR miss Morton
! must speak 70 her. she was wonder
TALL w0ndertnll wonderiuiI ne SAID
everything over twice. you Know some
times three times
yes. aid Franklin, ne must have
liked 70 hear himself taiE and hadn't
enough ideas To MI o1t with.
well he had one idea. anyhow. SAID
Doris. Pouting.
| when MIS- Chandler brought him up
10 me and said, Miss Morton, Mr.. Gold
mark desires an naturalization. He be-
gan right away, MY dear young lady. :
Like q. impndeueel Dear. indeed.
sAid Franklin.
! why, you always say my dear Mic
So-and-So In letter. don't your said
DoriA 1T was like that.
i Franklin kicked the smaller watering
pot over and aAid no more.
HE said it, anyhow, pursued DoFiA
NY dear young lady.
40 A. A. III