Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-09

threw herself into his arms with a cry
Of. "Fathor fnthorl thou art In truth O
godir
Then they strolled tho park and gar
dcns ~ admire this magic spring. fiali
laughed and danced and clapped her
hands like child, and Immediately a
great chariot shaped like pavilion. al
aglow with gold stars and drawn by
white bullocks, drew mp ut the terrace
steps Tor the princess and her maids Of
honor TO take a ride through tho coun.
try. Then the visitors entered their
cars and fell In line aud Il was one long
Joyous, brilliant aud inturminnble pro
cessiun.
The prince lod tho way. the primo
minister beside him. grave and impassia
bio in bis triumph. The scene Of en-
chantmont was tho same along all thc
roads. the warmth Of tho sun mud the
light golden Fog that family yeiled the
face Of nature rendering still moro com
plcte the Illusion Of spring, richer. more
/ nowory. moro generous in all respects
than the real spungtimo.
"And what n delicious pcrfumol~
l AAANn AAAN NNNIfN llhAAA liAflHfHfHf fNANN
instant thrusting her pretty lilile head
out Of tho chariot to see the better
"What u delicious perfume foat8 IN the
air from all these ilowoug
Dcliciuus indccdl Tho dalmio him
self smcllcd II 81 scent fountains ana
atomizors, In fact. hidden Ia tho harncss.
ing Of the boovcs, the spray from which
mingled itself with thc breath Of the
| animals.
Ever and ever 80 f1r they went into
the country. Wild with delight. Fiah
could not abridgo her happiness. Then
she wanted 10 return by another road
was It possible
a little uneasy, tho prince regarded
his impossible minister
"Docs tho princess desire" demanded
he. "to return 10y tho hills or tho orch
ardsy'
"Thc orchards. by all means" the
young girl responded; ut Is further and
more beautiful"
And by tho orchards they returned: as
Find had said, more beautiful than all
they had seen. Soon tho pink blossoms
Of plum trco caught tho princess at.
tontion.
~ must haze IT," sho cried, "a branch
Of that plum tree 10 carry with mo as u
souvenir Of this wonderful spectacle
"Tho game IA up!" monncd the prince
10 himself, throwing an appealing glance
upon his minister
But tho minister had neither palod nor
troubled.
81 win do myself the honor Of pluck
ing It for you" said he. putting spurs 20
his horse and returning mamont later
with a superbly Powered branch.
No sooner duno than tho maids N
honor wanted piece, mud then all the
noble damos, seeing that thcy were really
permitted to plucl, the blossoms, loapcd
from their 5ars aud demanded fragrant
souvenirs on thor own account
Really this was too much. Tho prince
pllud with anger aud was going to order
them t0 move ON, but the minister rcas-
gurcd him with an impcrceptiblc shrug;
he know women wcll-ho had forescon
this gi0D, and at a sign 20 nn assistant
a cart drove up loaded TO tho top with
dcwy blossoms. and all were provided
, with TINT which they demanded.
Mai Dai-Tlin had unhcsita;ingly pil.
LACED all the consoryatorios Of the pal
aces and had men mingling with III,
crowd with bags full Of flowers til tho
word was given. The prince who had
, not OWNED this very simple doyicc, wa,
, spccchlcas with nmazemcnt.
Thou art truly wonderful man,
/ he muumurcd In the minister's ear, ~
they re-ontorod the palace, land thut
, hast done far more than | could possibly
/ have hoped; but even In tho delight oI
this wonderful foto, there has been II
, mo duh disquiot--how shall we oycl
, be- able TO surpa-s this spectacle for th'
+. coming Year,
Meanwhile a. the daimio tarricd d
? speak 10 hih minister, Fiald dcscondct
r from her chariot, nt the same time thl
, sou Of the prince Of Satsounn, who has
. far 10 come and who had just arrived a
, tho palace with a brilliant eacorl, I'd
a yanccd 10 salute hor
Z a very handsome Young man. too. ant
1 so brave that IN spite Of his youth he wa
a already much talked about. Deeply
/. moved at so much beauty, he stood be
b. fore Finld, and she, no less blushing ant
n | cont Htht buIttu utF TACO IN iuu lfdBiAu
blossoms In her hand aud could say no
;, word
NM.Dai.Tsiu, who seemed 10 20,
Il everything, called tho princes attention
n TO them, and to the mutual mental dis
/. turbanco that seemed TO leave then
!. both tongue tied.
r when the scvcntconth year Of You
a daughter arrives for her, my lord, !" sal,
a he, "giyo her for husband that hand
|. some prince there, and she viii love hin
d mof5 than today she loves the spring"
y Tho dnimio's faco br0adCnol into
delighted smile and no hurriedly thrus
a gold and bronze trinket into tho prim
Il minister's hand.
4. 1.-The key OF my treasure box, MAI
a Dai-Tsin," said he; "tako II, use villa
n you will, and hccd my adyico--bo no
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