Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-08

Der has a son, and either of them would gladly welcome your daughter to his house. Let her choose between them. They ,Se young and rich and of the true faith. What say you to that?"
 Terrier remained silent for some Iit- tie time with his brows knitted.
 "You will give us time." he said ae last My daughter is very young-shos is scarce of an age to marry"
 "She shall have n month to choose" said Young, rising from his seat. At the end Of that time she shall give her answer.
 He was passing through the door when he turned, with flushed face and flashing eyes. Ut were better for you, John Terrier. he thundered, that you and she were now lying blanched skele. tons upon the Sierra Blanco than that you should put your weak wills against the orders of the holy fourr'
 With threatening gesture of his hand ho turned from the dcor, and Fer rier heard his heavy steps crunching along the shingly path.
 He was still standing with his elbows upon his knees, considering how he should hrouch thc matter to his tlaugh- ter, wECa soft hand was laid upon his. and luokil.; up he saw her standing l,c- sidr him. c.. glance at the pale, fright enud face sI: wed him that sle had heard what had !a.s,;!
 Il cuttd !..t hcip il. " che said in an. Swer i" Lis iouk. His voice rang through the housv. CA. father. fat:l,r. what shall Ne Gu:'
 "puu't ye scare y,rself," he an- swercd, drawing her 10 him and passing his bread. rough hand cart ssiugly over her chestnut hair ''Wu'l fix it up somehow or another Nc don't find chap, do ye:"
 \ sob and squeeze of his hand was her only answer.
 'No, O course not. l shouldn't care to hear yc say ye did. He's likely lad, and be : Christian, which is more than these folk Lere, ill spite o' ali their praying and prraching There's a party starting for Nevada tomorrow, aud I'll manage to send him q message, letting him know the hole we are in. If know anything Q that young man, ho'll be back here with speed that would whip electro-telegraphs. "
 Lucy laughed through her tears ut her fathers description.
 When he comes, he will advise Us for the best. But it is for you that l a,n frightened, dear. Oac hears-one hears such dreadful stories about those who oppose the prophet Something terrible always happens to them.
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