The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-08

fufihtit4A I&NC ZIG tIsci IESi.CI. iAt
.hunGnt that language, a she spoke il.
n tones lower IN 1 softer than he had
evc Jtea"G before. sounded like the
5ouLue OK The angels.
And whcn. in the duet, after Mile.
~i,cyujer had sung a fcw bars. there
or re III. like Il lark in the dusk of the
mor0iG4. - lear, fresh s0arano. the
very voice he had heard behind h III in
-hLrt.l, Koaorick felt himself literally
Ltcmhhn-. He was i'm reasonable. ii
wa, almost as much 80 a. 4
voman there WAS Il deal Ct the woman
i0 Am iut 81. his manllncS 81 ath l., |
shCuid say. with al his manliness,
since the heS, woman has always Orac
what OF Il man strength. the Gobleot
man i Wor.aua %~ont!enesS. bat no IN.
twe5,iona!liitr could account toy the
ie ignt-r.y. The ecstasy with whlch
re listened 10 c song.
Il w. Nut mucn OF Il sOng-thC girls
voice Ia&uo il a; but when It ceased
he aNo6c. a. ont of a dream and
soohc Z rouaa a for something he had
bee in search Of all his lie long.
"Ialnrla ,hc aid, still in French.
ard cree ING. French-girl ia hion,
::io to ucr mothers side, Il shall
ve &c Y nappy 10 speak English to
monsieur. waon | think | have seen
tcfore-on The Terrasse at Berne to-
day. II i~ he, mamma. who, as | :old
yoll, did a., The honor to be SO charmed
sith y beautiful mountains
Then She, TOO. had observed him.
but she AtG come home and told the
Incident n once to her mothor. He
q coHl0 net have told ii to any nor
ia ~oUl.
ii i madcmOiscl!e who hon rs me
b. even d pa sing remembrance, an
sIered frederick. striving hard to IN
fa>e into his blunt specch-how rude
and blnnt II seemed even Il 1.-THE of
ner glaci0Is courtesy. May | claim
YOn ~ a c0dntry-woman? Your father
vas tInglSht'
No, Scotch. There is a difference,
Is there not: though | fail to make
,Ianma understand it. Papa was q
Bighlander." She said this in En-
glish. speaking slowly. but with great
purity and correctness, pronouucing
aai her rs and tbs"
"Nladcm0isclle has a perfect accent:
she must, OF course. have visited our
country SAID frederick. eagerly.
40: have never left my mountains.
! am entirely vi-s. only papa used
sometimes 10 talk to me OF Scotland
and tell nae / locked almost like a
scotch lassie. DO ~
~!Icaycn lor0id.' the renegade WAS
near eXc.a.m.ng but conten,ed him
elf oy explaining in Il very eccentric
4ni confused manner that she had ccr-
sainly the fair hair and blue eyes of
the NortA.
so had papa bat he wa little. and
ann fgtt-.ara- -a1--fDu a G,ri-. ,rt,1
That Mas wnt ne thoGght | rescmbled
the girl. q: his country. and especially
Il 90 jsiu lie haI whom he loved-likcd
is not that the right English w I'd:
-Very much. But here | am going on,
talking Of ourselves and our affairs.
which J. q y impolite, You know. But
We are away 20 glad to meet any
English ersou. mamma and J.: | must
30 and tell hc". She viii be 50 pleased
that you tank me a lit e-iust 4 little
like papa coNntrrWomcn."
VIC would have tod her that the
thing she Wa mos like was an angel.
1nl OF couree such q point-blank truth
Was quite impossible, and, besides. she
Ia already tioWE Gway On her iuyisi-
3'e wings and hid herself among the
crowd o. ordinary girls. There wa,
lV@thtng for hin, poor MAJ. but to 30
and max love, o. "a, her politcness, =
-2er mother. withall the skill and the
.Aavt French Of which he was capable.
"Aade1nolseile has q most beautiful
voice anG sing clarmingiy.' said he
Al last.
~ VI. mous.car is OF kind. But m
deea II is trae. And she does every
Eg c~narnlnIly. j Il mother MAJ he
pardOuc Tor saying so. Bat she j. the
last Of scvcn. anG her father is dead.
Ne arc alone ! gcther, she ms l.
Then suddenly changing into bright
ncSS "I'erA&ps monsieur is Of anumer-
u-g family
= No. | have only three sisters. ana
rmy father too is lead-my dear
father.
- An" with a quick intuition: ANA
after a glance at his face. Il kindly
was laid on the young mans arm.
~tsuf monsieur has his mother still liy-
an / a Happy woman in possessing
him is Madame - pardon, but old
not eaten the namO."
Observation-Disclosures Jardlne.
The Swiss lady drew back WAN "A
tn he could not have failed
10 observe. had he not been wholly
u~reoccupied in the difficult task OF Try
ut once to lie polite TO her aio 70
80 and hear ali that was passing at
,he far end Of The room.
Madame, l perceive your daughter
ss ooinp 10 sing again, and / am so foho
music. May | go and listcn:.
He was Off a. ii there were wires 10
80 teet- Poor fellow. 1t was a very
had case, bu. not the first, nor proba-
~ the last, that has happened IN this
However, he maintained his compos-
so very creditably, talked ouf.eously
" ~! tho Demoiscllcs Reynler ~ once,