Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

too / went on, "nud you here on the
rond in the black night
where In the great world would l be
else| She cried 81 am thinking | am
safest where l am with you.'
81 ann quite forgotten, Them / asked,
'Nill you not forgive me that time so
much ms not 10 take IL iu your mouth
aguiuT She cried. There is nothing in
this heart 10 you but thanks. But ] will
be- honest, too she added, with n kind
of suddrnness, "0nd IN never forgive
is Ibis Miss Grant againY" said |.
You said Yourself she was the best lady
in the world"
$50 she will be, indeed" says Catri-
ouN. But | win never forgive her for
all that | will never never forgive her,
aud let me hear tell of her never more,
"Well,' said /. this heats all that
over came to my knowledge, and / won
der that YOU Gun indulge yourself In such
hnirnly whims. Here is "A young lady
that was the best friend in the world to
| the both of US, that learned ms how to
dress ourselves, aud in a great manner
| how TO behave, az any one can see that
know us both before and after
But Catnona stopped square In the
midst of the highway.
ct Is this way Of IL, said She "Eith-
| or you viii go on 60 speak of her, ana /
| will go hack 90 your town, and let come
| of il what God pleasesf OR else YOU
win do me that politeness 10 talk of
other things
| was the most nonplussed person in
| this world, but / bethought me TINT she
| depended altogether ON my help, that she
| was of the frail sex and not go much be-
( yond q child, and it was for me TO be
| wise for the pair OF us.
"Aly dear girl said 1, 81 can make
! neither head nor tail of this, but God
| forbid that ] should do anything 90 set
| you ON the ice. As for talking ut Miss
! Grant, / have no mind TO Il and / be
| love IL was yourself hogan H. My only
! design az took You up at am was for
your own Improvement, Tor l hute the
| very look of injustice, Not chat l do not
! wish YOU 10 have good pride and a nice
! female dplicacy they become sou wen,
but here You show them 10 excess,
! well, then, have you doneF said she,
! 81 have done, said |.
~ very good thing said She and we
went on again, but not IN silence,
Ii was an eerie employment TO walk In
the gross night, boholding only shadows
] and hearing nNught hut our own steps,
] AZ first 1 believe our hearts burned
against each other with u great deal of
enmity, but the darkness aud the cold
and the silence. which only the cocks
/ sometimes interrupted, or sometimes the
| fNruiyurd dogs, had pretty soon brought
! down Our prize 10 thc NNeN anu TOT my
! own Particular | would nave jumped al
any decent opening for speech
Before the day peoped came ON q
! warmish rain, aud the frost was all wiped
| away from mOng Our feet, ! took my
cloak 20 her and sought lo hap her IN the
same; she babe me, rather impuuentlyi
! TO keep it
"lndoed. and l viii do no such thing,
said 4. Here am |. great ugly lad
that has seen all kinds of weather. and
here are you, tender, pretty maid
MY dear you would not put me TO
smlncf
Without more words she lot me cover
her; which as / was doing ia The dirk
ness he'd my hand rest moment on
her shoulder, alinost Hike an emhraee
You must tfy 90 be- more patient ol
your irioudn said l.
I Thought She seemed 10 lean III,
least thing in the world against ml
hoscm. OF perhaps & was but fancy