Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01

lOIn lNE WI LNttN lfNlA. nus AllNN Lta lil
my cotton aud oil and they keep my
house in order. What more do they
wantf
"But you bought thcmN
"1hofc. that nqin depcnison whai
you call buying Some ono com,s
here IN u boat with two or three "a
ira hands he can't make no use of.
Ho takes a fancy to few bales Of
cotton. maybe, or q cask OF oil
Wen, happen to want n littlo help
lie takes his merchandise and leaves
the parties he has no use tor Now
that gal. for instance. Como here.
Frangimuui Tire sailor--ho was n
Turk-who brought her was one Of
tho most avariaious vnrminls lover
Bot eyes on-two casks of the bc.t
olive oil aud half cargo OF provi
sions. various,
For the first time | looked partic.
ularly at tho girl Although she was
only about fifteen she already gave
signs OF The most wonderful beauty.
AS shp Is my wife now | won't do
scribe her moro fully
II think interrupted Lady Ken.
singtowor that you might leave
mo 70 form my own opinions when ]
SEQ your slave. Il Is getting late
now, and cannot say your nara
tive plclscs me very much.'
"Wait, mother, till you know her
ladyship; thcny you will bcdolightol
Lady Kensiugtowcr holvUd u deep
sigh and her son continuous
TO mako n long story short, moth
or, ! took n great liking Tor tho girl
Somehow or other she interested me
deeply, and she uoyorliftol horgroat
brown Dyes on mo for q moment ]
fingered a good many days with my
frirud Clugg aud spout as much Of
my timo rs possible with poor little
FrangiplnnL
you know never was vicious, On
n libort.nc, or fanciel myself n Don
Juan or anything Of that sort; go
whom | made up my mind TO bc OF
and tho girl with tears in her eyes
begged mo--forsho had learned Eng
lish from hor master, though her
native tongue was Arabic-to take
her with me, was IN Il dcvil Of a
mesa What on earth was | 10 do
with n child of fifteen on board n
yacht with twenty sailors How
ever, ! had not tho holrt 10 refuse
her. but / wanted 10 act honJrlbly
20 my host, 80 / mooted tho matter
tohim.
"Ilo mot mo quite fairly. Every
thing / have il for sale he said.
Tn a trader, aud l don't clrewimt
| deal In 10 long rs l don't get tn,
worst Of the bargain; and I'm kinder
fond OF that gal, but You seem 60
havo taton fancy 20 her and /
wont deny you Tho pricof Gaskcd
WAL, you sec, that Is mighty good
champagne you've got aboard the
yacht, Could you spare half a dozen
cases-and q few bottles OF that
whisky-and I'm badly in want oil a
coil or two OF Inch ropc--and per
hnps you might throw in that watch
you weari Two takena kinder fancy
to II, and We are short Of good jowel
ors in these parts. But you must
mako mo one promise, ho added sol
emnly-'that | insist on What il
III asked. That you won't hog
her
Needless TO say, tho bargain was
concluded, aud Frangipanni steamed
away with ino. when | had got hcl
| did not in the least know what to
do with her We fitted up tho after
cabin as a sort OF stntoroom for her,
aud q more delightful companion you
cannot imagine She sang and played
ON sort OF primitive guitar, but OF
course she was hopelcs5ly uncdu'
Gated had thoughts OF bringing
her homo TO you and getting my sis
ters TO look nftor her, but | grew 30
fond Of her that could not bear t.
part with her,
at last my steward mndo q sug
gestion. aud 30 we went 10 llayrc,
sent tho yacht homo and discharged
thecrcw, and thonce took thostcamci
10 Now York. | left Fpngiplnni
there ut u first class seminary fol
young ladies. while l went west and
north and south and everywhere that
could get good shooting, returning
occasionally TO SEQ my ward and
growing more in love with hor at
every visit. She was about nineteen
last October MS nearly as fho could
reckon, too old TO remain at school
any longer, and 80 married her, and
there's an end Of my story"
The proud old countess Of Kcnsing
tower covered her face with hei
hands a sad struggle was going or
within her MUD, a conflict butwoct
her pride and hermo,herly love I'm
necessary TO say that the latter won
After long silence she said;
"Launeelot bring your wife to Sc,
mo gs soon rs you like; and, she
added, dropping her voice 10 n wills
per- III | were you, would not con
tradict the rumor about tho phlla
delph!a heiress, Edmund Yates
World
Eggs wanted for breeding fancy ponl.
try must have guarantee that they arc
from genuine pure bred fowls md must
ho stamped with tho sellers name and
tho lrupl Dthpryvigo do ,spt lt,g. tIt.,,,