Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-01

sill.
The chickens moved hastily away
ANA then the girl stood there looking
ut him
Good mornin."
Good morning miss" lilo went
TO the door and smiled at her.
Your mouth nint ~ pretty that |
You need to smile" she said. AM |
then. after studying him closely. ad. |
dcd, - don't know whether YOU stolp 1
that hos or not. When ! lcok at |
you this way tmoving to the lett ] |
think you did, but when stand her,
moving TO the right don't b..
lieve you did
We'll, then" no replied. pointing
TO the right. you'd better feed mo
from that side.
"oh, You are sust like a man"
she laughed, but I'm Just like
woman I'm afraid that IN have to
look NJ you from the worst side
"lt | were woman | know you
would. but as I am not, thought
that you would seek to sec inc At my
best
Now. Mr.. smarty. just for that
III not give you much Of break
fust;' aud she didn't either. but sho
made up FOR 1t o. noontimc.
II have brought my sowing" she
said, and am going to sit ont here
in the shade md talk to YOU Thia
N the first time over had u man
where J could talk to him US long NJ
! wanted to
He looked at her with n pleased OK
preston. and sho sat down and be
gun To sow.
Where are you from - she asked,
looking up.
"Oh, from almost everywhere.
How long have you been in this
country"
"Only a few days-hadn't been
here but u short time until | was ar.
rested
"That was too bad that is, If you
are innocent"
And / am, miss-what is your
Manor
"Net."
"And | AN innocent, Miss Net"
II don't know. but | reckon tho
court viii settle that point whon 1t
meets"
"Ncs, but I'm afraid It will not bo
settled in the right way
II don't know about that, but
know 1t will be settled
II hope It will soon DO settled one
way or tho other, for don't like thg
idea Of staying very long IN this
pom"
Yes, but whom 1t is settled you
may 20 10 q worse one. -
"That's cousoling. surely; but dc
you really thinl; they win send mt
to the pcnitenumyP
"What funny question TO ash
onol How do / know, But. say
tell mo how they came TO accus,
you
"oh, they found mo walking aloni
the road and took me up. had II,
horse
"But Zcb Brown says that you
passed his house ridin one, and /
that's the case. what did you do viii
bimp
II did not pass his house riding
horse"
But no will swear you did, ant
will give it as his opinion that yol
was afraid Of bein caught and sol'
the horse TO somebody
Got up here, little girl, and lool
NJ mo-look into my eyes
She got up, and after gazing int
his eyes, said; No, you didn't stea
, horse. You couldn't do such
thing, and will believe you no mat
/, ter who swcars against You"
! II could kiss you for those,genei
/, GUS words"
"No, you couldn't, for / wouldn'
, let you. wouldn't want n man {
come kissing mo for my words any
-, way. If ho couldn't kiss ms for my
self he shouldn't kiss mo at all. "
you can safely talk OF kissing {
q man in jail. How long betor
a., court lletNnl
about week"
-. "As am the only man TO be trie
: suppose they will got through wit
me in short order
=, II reckon so; and | do hope the
won't send you TO the penitenHary
=, for now that know you didn't ste,
/ that horse like you ever so much.
A And like you, ho'said.
"Oh. of course, sho laughed, "fc
4 n man always likes anybody tha
feeds him. But / like you sho' nut
/ think yo eyes are just lovely"
- "You make me blush, little mrs
and wouldn't that DO u novel sight
q n blusring iailbird'
She fed him ON chicken nndhC
y biscuits, and at evening sang TO hin
:. She declared that no was her iir'
: and only beau. But sho alway
n added, II would hnto youif though
You stole a horse
.. One morning she brought hii
moro than tho usual amount uf'ioo'
!. and when ho mnfveiCd at the abul
~ dance she said, This must do You
q day"
N why sol"
Because I'm going away IN
con bo back unul lato this ovenm
. Tho day was q weary one to II
.. prisoner ard he longod Tor evcnnl
y Tho sun went down the stars eau
=, out. a dog wlhned and then