Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-11

OF the starting train.
you're sure ocomeg" sho spoke as the
train moved.
Nothing shall keep me. he answered.
aud we steamed away. After he had seen
the last OF the little figure on the platform
he leaned back In his corner and kept
silence for minute.
When he spoke II was TO explain to me
that his godfather. whose heir he was,
lay dying at Pearmarsh place, some fifty
miles away, and had sent for John, aud
John had felt bound TO go.
~ shall be surely back tomorrow he
said, Tor, II not, the day after, In heaps
Of time. Thank heaven one hasn't 10 got
mp in the middle of the night to get mar.
ried nowadaysr
"And suppose Mr.. Dranbridge dicsP
"Alive or dead mean to be married
on Thursdaym John answered. lighting
cigar and unfolding The Times.
At Pcarmarsh station we said good.
by" and he got out, and saw him ride
oil. went 10 London, where stnid
the night.
When got home tho next afternoon
"A very wet one, by the way-my sister
greeted me with:
where's CharringtonT
"Goodness knows" answered testify.
Every man since Cain has resented that
kind Of u question.
II thought you might have heard from
him. she went on. las you're TO give
him away tomorrow"
"Isn't no backi' asked, for I had con.
fidently expected to fnd-hin at home.
mo, Geoffrcy7-my sister always had
way OF jumping to conclusions, es-
pecially such conclusions as were least
favorable TO her fellow crcaturcs-"he
has not returned and. what is more, you
may depend upon 1t he won't. You mark
my words, thorell DO no wedding to-
morrow"
My sister Fanny had power Of an.
noying mo which no other human bel
pOssesses.
you mark my words" retorted
with asperity, "you had better give up
making such a laundering idiot OF your.
self. Thercll be more wedding tomor
row than over you'll take tho first part
in." A prophecy which, by tho way,
| came true.
But though could snarl confidently
10 my sister, did not feel NO comfort
able when, late that night, /. standing
that ho bnd not rctprned Nsxt NON,
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oniyar n,saed about ,be mouth ,hs,
snoL. ~ rone,y.d hanrinoss
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.,ay aro,h.r Mini ,ba, ba had 90, ,ha
ho.,, 40 rafns.. IN, ,ven,o n Oh ~
Lind. In, Win hs hadn,, tail -
was a, ,ho s,.,in, n, o'eo I,oi,
rather apnovsJ with John /, scanned J
sort ~ sIigh, 10 the beautiful ,,;rl ybr
loved him maj no sbonld come ma 4,
were ont ~ breath and with ,b. Jrs, -,
,r,vsl nnon him 10 ,aLa b.r band yhicl,
come 81 ma would have giyen The hos,
years OF our life to take.
But when the o'clock train glided In
and out again, having brought no pas.
singers to our little station, was more
than annoyed. There was no other train
for thirty-hye minutes. calculated
that, with much hurry, we might just
get to the church In time for the cerc-
mony-but, oh, what fool TO miss that
hrst train. What other man could have
done NJ
That thirty-hve minutes seemed n year
AZ wandered around the station read
ing the advertisements, and the time Ia
bles, and the company's bylaws and get
ting more and more angry with John
Charrington. This confidence in his
own powers of getting everything he
wanted the minute he wanted 1t was
leading him too far. ] hate waiting.
Every one does, but believe hate it
more than any one else. The 1856 train
was late, Of course.