The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-07-20

But she has her merits. Hushl ] want to
know something. Have you got n lord
among your circle Of acquaintances."
ExperienS, made Mountjoy more care
said, Yes"
The doctors dignity asserted itself.
'That's IL short answer, sir, to n man in
my position. II you want me to believe
you. mention your friends name"
Here was a chance at lastl His name,"
Mr.. Vimpany lost his dignity in an
instant. He struck his heavy fist on the
table with a blow that made the tumblers
jump.
ful-no: that's not the word-providential
is the word-how providentiai are coinci-
dences! ! mean. of course, to II rightly
constituted mind! Let nobody contradict
me! When ! say a rightly constituted
mind, l speak seriously; aud a young man
Mouptjoy! dear Mountjoyl jolly Mount
ioyl my wife's lord is your lord-Lord
Harry, No; none of your nonscnse-I
won't have any more wine. Yes, | will!
1t might hurt your feelings II didn't
drink with you. Pass the bottle. Hal
esr. Perhaps you think It yaluablcy It's
nothing. sir: it's dross, it's dirt, compared
to my wife's diamond pinl There's u
jewel. II you like it! 1t will be worth a
fortune to US when we sell 1t. A Gift,
dear SIR. I'm afraid I've been too familiar
with you. Speaking as u born gentleman,
I beg to present my respects, and call
you dear SIR Did | tell you the diamond
pin was a gifts It's nothing of the sort;
we are under no obligation; my wife, my
admirable wife, has earned that diamond
pin. BY registered post; and what call
q manly letter from Lord Harry. He is
deeply obliged Il give you the sense of i)
by what my wife has done for him; ready
money is scarce with my lord: ne sends q
family Jewel. with his love. Oh. Pm not
jealous. He's welcome to love Mrs. Vimp'
any, In her old age II he likes; Did you
~, or any man, was welcome to love Mrs.
Vtmpapyi | have a great mind to throw
this bottle at your head. No, ! won't; it's
wasting good wine. How kind of you to
give me good wine! Who are you?
don't like dining with n stranger. Do you
. man named Mountjoy? Do yon know
two men named Mountjoy? No; you
don't! One of them is dead; killed by
those numbering scOundrels--what do YOU
call them2 En-, what3'' The doctors
voice began to f~alter, his head dropped, III
and began talking again suddenly
"Would you like to be made acquainted
with Lord Harry III give you II sketcf
Of his character before ! introduce him
Between ourselves, mes u desperate
wretch. Do you know why he employed
my wife, my admirable wife? You vii
agree with me: he ought to hnve looked
after his young woman himself. View
got his young woman safe in our house
A nice girl. Not my style; my medica
knowledge c~ertiles she's cold-blooded
Lord Harry has only to come over her
and fluid her. Why the devil doesn't IL
come? What is it keeps him In Ireland
Do you know? seem to have forgotten
MY W belief Is I've got softcniug of tn
brain. What's good for softening OF til
brains There isn't d ctor living VIII
won't tell you the right re~medy-wine
Pass the wine. II this claret is worth
farthinR, it's worth II guinea a bottle.
ask you in confidence: did you eve: hea
of such u fool rs my wife's lords His ma
escapes me. No matter; he stops in lr,
land-huntiuR. Hunting WHAT The foA
Nothing SO noble; hunting, assassins. He
got some grudge against one OF them
! Means to kill one OF them. A word /
, your ear; they'll kill him. Do You cv.
betl Five to one he's u dead man befo
!. the end of the week, When is the end T,
the week. Tuesday, Wednesday-no S /
~arday-that's the beginning of the week
t 40, 1t isn't-the beginning of the wee
, sn't the Sabbath-Suuday, of course-w,
ire not Christians, we are Jews--I MEAL
We are jews, we are not Christians
mean"