Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02

regain the love that had wandered h
rololDcd lightly.
aNo. ms nature Is rcvcngeless
might admire a character capable OF g
much force, but | should simply give Y
mud pine away. ] know myself wei
enough TO be- convinced Of that
lie did not answer and for few min
! utes a deep silence prevailed between
them.
"Well, last nights gaiety has brought
1 its reaction today I'm nfrnid said VI
] BalfOur at last 1--WE are getting posi-
/ lively gloomy Come! tell me about
! your luau tonight Whnt penalty - at
/ tachel II you dou't eat p0iT
Kulanea laughngly assured him that
the charm of the evenings feast lay IN
the fact that il WAS a free and easy NJ.
fair whore one did as one pleased ana
everybody was happy and jolly.
"iou must not come TO see me this
evening she added, u shall be too
busy
eAh, let me help he pleaded.
mo. no. she said. "IOu would be IN
The way You must not come before Z
O'Clock"
What shall do all the afternoon p
he gtoaned. - don't zee how l 3W to
You foolish boy said kulamea, IN
her soft, caressing voice. Can you not
read. or write letters, or make call,
or
NO shall make use Of the telephnoo
In Honolulu style. and ring you up every
half hour for little chat. ] will hear
you speak, anyway and 1 win try to
imagine how you arc looking.
NO, don't, she CALCULATED with cx-
nggeratcd emphasis / shall have ON
my oldest and ugliest hOlnka. and my
hair will be- mussed. and shall look
AS charming as possible he inter-
posed. Don't you dare 10 speak Of
yourself IN an uucomplimpntary way
You know | would never allow anything
az all derogatory TO you 20 be breathcd
before me-"
"iiut ! can say what ! please Of my
self. ehF' She protested.
NO. You cannot" lac said firmly, mot
even yOu
How terribly masterful you are" she
pointed.
"Mostcrful with you. little witchY
Why ! would not venture 10 call my
soul my own II you irowncd upon the
liberty
Her musical laugh bad not died away
when q voice called ont Aloha" and
turning they beheld a tail, stout womuu
dressed In black holol,u with big yell
low dots sprinklcd closely over lis sur
face. Her dark, beamiug face was shad-
cd by a staw hat trimmed with
band OF peacock feathers, and around
her neck hung a bright lei OF mixed
flowers.
aloha, wcln, wela." she snld ms they
stopped beside her, and she drew ont
handkerchief with q startling red border
and wiped the perspiraton from her
face.
aloha, IlaailI Take my fan; you
look $50 warm, / was on my way to
your house. want TO know II you can
come aud loni mamma today. She has
again
-. Yes come. This afternoon you
like ehf'
Right after lunch, If that will suit
you"
"Ae, what time mamma want. IInani
come kauili IN plenty piikia Mamma
help mamma Ia pilikin. She get rheu-
maliz k0oili go lomiloui
That's right, HaoilL How Is Uni
"IIo-a-l Uni no good. He drink
plenty ARA he so hula, like too much
Wnhine' lie no got money spend. spend
all time. Two weeks now. no have fish
poi uud XIII plenty, plenty. Knuili like
muilct. like kumu no can have. Money
oil pau, No good" Aud she made
gesture of disdun and gave "A cultural
grunt
II Is shame" cried IIulamea. but
be VIII improve AS he grows older, l am
kaail laughed good naturally aud
with as much zest as she had a moment
before impaired to her trade