Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-18

ously but she was calm. Her voice
was even; it had. indeed little
thrilling ring OF energy. You are
wonderfully daring she replied. TO
say that to me. 10 school. girl il
might mean so much; TO me 81 SHE
shook her head at him. as If com.
passionately.
lie was not in the least piqued. Il
was absolutely honest in that. said
nothing. but what | felt would
give very much to feel confident one
way or the other Forgive me for
what seems Incredible egotism II
were five years younger / should
have said Instantly that the memory
would be one"
Which would disturb you maze
you restless cause you 10 neglect
your work I'LL You with regret; and
yet all to late isn't that it9'
You read me accurately. But
why touch your tones with satire?n
Il believe lead you better than
you read me. | didn't mean 10 DC
satiricaL Don't you know that what
often seems irony directed towards
others is in reality dealt out TO our
selves such irony as was in nv
voice was for myself. =
And why for yoursclt?' he asked
quietly his eyes hIll OF interest. he
was cutting the end Of a fresh cigar
Was it, Che was about to strike a
match bu. paused suddenly .,be.
cause you had thought the Same
thing?n
She looked for Il moment as though
she would read him through and
through; as though. in spite OF an
their candor. there was some linpcr.
ing uncertainty as to his perfect
straightforwardness; then as il salts.
fed. she said at last Yes. out with
difference. have no doubt which
memory il will be. You will not wish
to De again on the plains OF Nindo.
bar
And you, " he said musiugly Won
will not wish 10 see me here9n There
was no vanity in the question. He
was wondering how little we can DC
sure OF what we can feel to.norrow
from what we feel to-day. Besides
he knew that wise woman Is wiser
than a wise man
Il really don't think / snail care
particularly Probably il we met
again here there would be some lar
TO our comradesHip-.I may call il
that suppose?n
Which Is equiyalenttos saying that
good bye in most cases and always in
cases such as ours. Is a little tragical
because we can never meet quite the
same again.
She bowed her head but aid not re.
ply Presently she glanced lib al
him kindly: What would you give
TO have the past back before you were
disiIIustonizcd2 Before you had
trouble2'
Il do not want it back. am not
really dtsillusionized | think that
we should not take our own personal
experience and make it 4 Inv unto
the world. | believe in the world ii
sptte-of trouble. You might have
said trouble with 2 woman should
not have minded
lie was smoking now and the
clouds twisted about his face 50 that
only his eyes looked through ear
neatly.
- woman always makes laws from
her personal experience. She has
not the faculty Of generalization II
fame that's the word to use.n This
was her reply.
She rose now with a little shnking
motion. one hand at her belt and
rested q shoulder against a pillar OF
Tho verandah. He rose also at once
and said. touching her hand respect.
'ully with his finger tips We may
% sorry one day that we did not be.
ieRc in ourselves more "
'Oh. no she "a d. turning and
smiling at him II think not You
will be in England hard 1T work
'ere hard at living; our interests viii
ie apart am certain about il all.
Ne might have been what my cousin
'alls frusty pals mo more.
4 wish TO God / felt sure OF that
IelIie Ashforth ,
The ne { day the bour hunt oc.
urred. The rode several miles to Il
title lake and scrub OF brigaIow
nd dismounting soon had exciting
port. Miss AshfOrth was a capital
hot and was without loss OF anv
lomanliness, q thorough sportsman.
. day however there was some.
hing on her mind and she was not
) alert and successful as usual
erman kept with her as much as
more so because he saw
nat her cousins believing she was
ute able TO take care OF herself Al
WED her TO her own resources !.
resently however following AN
nimal he left her short distance !.
ehtnd. On the edge OF a little =
Illabong she came upon trucuIent-
'oking boar. 1t turned on her but "
le fired and IL fell Seeing another . !.
head she pushed on quickly TO secure y
too As she went she half. cooked y
,r rife. Had her mind been abso. !,
tely intent on the sport she had =
ll-cocked it. All at once sho heard .
Q thud OF feet behind her She
rned swiftly and saw tho boar she
I'd shot bearing upon her its long.
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