The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-27
against the law L fight Mt n donation. so out y
TO-" BiIl crnwIrd nninfuiIy 10 hia loot

GO, Bill crawl.d PAINFULLY to- his feet.
ia pay you for this y.t----'
Any time but now a., out r III kick you
out" LINES voice c.nngcd now. The silent
sda Ts Tor s S i lr 'ST by
giant PASSED out int" the oien air There he
pushed Bill OIL the porch aud kicked his
brother over him with this nartng word:
You Internal hyenicsl ki.ki,'s too good
t'r you; fyou, ever want mo look around an
Their to tho SPECTATORS who throngcd after
he npoloriznd.
man. la, sH mS an" wh SsrsT ma sa XXX as
IT, Now lest 60 back aud nave good time.
Don't lot Them nysn.ies snoil az y r iNn Z" =,
had heard how he could lif one en-, OF the sena-
rator aud toss atwn 1nshcl suck filcl with
the terror of his kick WAS not unknown to
them. They nll felt sure that the iohes would
not return md al went viii, s%IE III int" the ho,Ts
was u failure. such exciting events must he
discussed. and the story was told and retvd
WnSn Milton returned to the rarlor. he saw
Bette lender. dignllcd, and grave. lending
ton never admired her more in his lilo than at
that moment she looked 20 Wnmnnly She no
longer cared what r9onle inough,. ,.,-
hysterirnl. stood about close ~ their sweet
h"prle. They enjoyed tho excitement aud the
fight appealed TO something organic in them.
The donation party was AZ an end. tnat was
clear. an tho p"oplc began 10, get ready TO so
""I n3nt gay anvni H Id "a done m t It Jest tho
same ir anvbody, il amt the, thing rcoms
d%nati"n nnn ss WI WnathSr max
60 back with him or not hut Elacklar relieved
him trnm, tho embarrassment 1y r"usinG up
%. ~ IA ali right now. bette H'yer.s yer
girl Nit. S.rt sy" ~" got on me- She
~" iii whit in III" We; ID d" you, moan Bet
ticcnmld hardly understand her lovers sudden
.xnltn'inn: i waS stu v"fy serious matter
which had come with tn" assault Sh" felt in
degree guilty. and that ieel'ns kept her sill!
Milton turned to Yet, ic a, las. ana said;
Well. RI G,i Mark a r. t" tie door in
ifett" and I'D s.o ii close together BY the
door: she wps saying You'll forgive me.
"Why. course I viii. E",ty. was as much
to blame ~ y.u was no 1usincisto git mad
til knew whit was Gitin mad ut" They
~" I hoWe ,, YIN .n yo nf IL y"q want me
No, i've got 10 take Maud home. It's tho
"AIi rj.lt. Ed. but como an let mo talk it all
.it's all straight now: let's lot it all go.
whoddy. y, saw.
There Vas a kiss that tho rest pretended not
to hear. And, hll them an good ni=ht.
Hottie ran out to the lence where Milton sat
The moon was riding high in the cra-. cold
sky. l;ut falling toward the wrstins thcrswunG
INTO tnt Wt'hl f'H'i. lnl'hsu iIit i'HU'ieS bI
the oaks the stars set in tie deep. hlu. iathoni-
less E,fm' sorI r%4 ana IN ,riGh, thtrs wns
mott. N" N II the slcish Neither Of the yon"s
Ienrie spoke for some lime. They lar back in
the :! .i.:h under tn" thirk robes; listening 10
nurs. and the wcirilv sweet distant sin2in. Of
another sleigh f,nd Of young reorir Tar ahead
ishenin " his arm T ar"uni Beties sho"lI i
ina very nr"'hcrly hug. sH,h;
IN ,,r.,ip YIN ~ Lat, IA St.L ,pn
girl viii liz ,.tIs rsm n her yoiis and II" It
/" a gone OF an lett him that way"
Vel is AL over now. any way. AMI 50
ton. and then they fell int" >llcnce again.
ihe sngncious Marx Antony, strobe steadily
awayanh the two yonns people Went on with
Is. and Milton was trying to fancy that
50" was E!le"n. and WAS remrmhcring
And tho horses hoof- eat steady
rhythm. and the moon fell to III" We t. aud IL,
h hes E r"s in,o te sn air ike s m 1r me
dogs sent i'rth warnin: howls MS they went
hy. Once or twice they passed houses where
terms vera flashing arnUnl the barn where
thu horses were cling PUT IN for the night
when they drove, M. for the ynlln.: people
however rnpidly ,h"v Ininht 30 t" III" s"ranlr.
s& Ss Save p out s'nTTr INN ia sr H
tohetr his companion out rs she sl.n,k tins
roneS down. and, as she stood up and reached
out for his arms. hr seized her ruuud the waist
and, hold in. her clear 90 the ground. kissed
hcrin spite Of her struggles.
"Miiun--"
Tho ns tine. Bcttir. the las time" ho
said. in eXtc"unton VIII. this ,nournful
word on his lips lie t"anel into the sleigh and
was on ike me wind. Hul the listening girl
heard hi' merry v'in' ing NJ out III the still
swent upon the girl. 50 urrhng that ma,iu
her look un into the glitterins sky with vast
learninE. In tho awful hush II the SKY and
the rlnin sh" heard the rush nf her own blood
in her ears. She lunIri fo- sDug to express
the swe Ing "f her throat and tho wisttul ache
OF her heart.
"too,l ngi', Lucy 4" "Goot II gh'. Ben"
Tue moon /. .t,tinS AT tir west.
t,rni night NV S"rr'hrIrt. Dn"o again
lis parlus lis. IN" Igh com ade. wait
nrut ~. NJ the roadside Eai-,