The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-22

a great pity The greatest pity Of u
ia that I realize perfectly what an
idiot 1 am not 90 know that II l.
homeless 20 think I shall find anyone
more satisfactory than you. You are
beautiful merely as an inanimate OBJ
iect you would be grateful 20 the eye
aud a. flesh and blood you are a de-
light You are clever. quite clever
Unfortunately. have discovered jest
how clever you are. Also that your
beauty l. an exact quotation. There
| Is nothing elusive about you; you are
10 beautiful. your wit l. up TO the
standard and your disposition Is Of
/ lust that sunniness N there was
some thing in which you did not sat
isfy me 10 perfectly ! night-have
| kept silent But as II Is IS" lie stopped
and looked ut the painting that hung
over the sideboard. n was a water
color By Hassam, aud II had the curl
Gus virtue Of disclosing n new nature
every day: that was why l. hung In
this mans house.
1t Il altogether my fault" lie be.
gan. apologo tioally, altogether II
Is my unfortunate. change loving
temperament You understand, do
you not9'
She slipped her tea medltatively.
1T Is really very strange" she be.
gan, that you should have spoken Of
this to-day I was going TO refer 90
the subject myself You don't know
| how II pains nc 90 tell you Of this
bat - myself have been guilty Of
getting tired. OF youl Think Of ~
II anyone had told me two years ago
that should tire Of youl Hut hcigho,
time il rude destroyer Of idols. For
you were my idol. you know. You
we're what pity that cannot say
You are"
lie had no cigar She had always
allowed him that's Il was one Of the
things upon which thcy agreed NO de-
lightfully. lie tipped on the ashes
trforc he said, cNpcciantlyi
~ IN a curious coincidence. Coinci.
dcncc hun coincidence must bc scN.
less; " Is too curious Tor man aud
n has too much humor 10 be a wo'
man"
"Ycs. " ever there was coinci.
dcncc that deserved the name, this b
H. A. was saying, and Incredible
a. II may seem, ! have decided that
you are, hun, too good for me.
think that must be IT, AZ any re tc,
can only be unhappy with you here
after You have given me all that
asked for. nay, you have given me AL
that I wished for Unfortunately
there are some things donot know
what they are that I long for tina
you have not given me. ! think II 7
your own fault; you have spoiled me
You have taught me the game, an
now | want a partner who eau Inter
? cat me more than my teacher
l also-ii Is really uncanny, this CO
, Incidence am chamelconlc In my de
sire for change. You have been sc
. pcrsisiently delightful, Why di'
you not beat me? Women love me-
who mistrcat them"
lilo watched the fragrant clga
smoke curl into ring aud iloa
toward the frcscocs. II had neyc
thought Of that" he nurmurcd
Fatal omission, n YOU had beate
me until writhcd what
novel sensation, should has
hated you terribly, aud the
loved YOU more than ever Hut 20
have been 20 placidly perfect Yes,
admit that II IL my misfortune | a
prcciatc your many delightful qua
! ties. but they are grown stale.
want something different l u
vacillating a. u wcathcrcock Tint
lately fancicd that YOU were vers
tile enough to satisfy me, | reali
my mistake unwllllngly You ha
shown me every side Of you're
every nook OF Your nature has be,
disclosed to me- ! am stu unsatlatcd
She stopped, signing sadly Th
&c time II was she who looked at d
c. fading rose tints Of the llassam.
70 "Ah, % she sighed. almost ~ " :
- were speaking to the picture, III \
had. each OF Ms. not been quite
~ frankl five had kept always son
D." thing Of ourselves In rcserycl'
Yes" hc said, ~ we had on
q. done that, Hut II will be lesson
IN us" lie sm He'd at her "Bccausc
n suppose under the circumstances,
rd might as we'll agree to"
IA "DisagrccP" She completed I
sentence Tor hint lie smiled ACC
e. essence, aud shc continued ~
H. we might rs well. II Is very fortu
cr ate that this has always been 80 ca
~. of accomplishment here"
cr Very! oh, there Will bee no Ill
r. Guilty, II Is also fortunate that
l." are No agreed Ia the matter II wol
." have been awkward II We had bg
Ne forced, either OF ~, TO accuse
IL. other Of anything unpleasant
ur She gave a moc'S shudder and let
Ter pretty brows cloud To u moments
ist frown 1t would have been dreadm
I Then, suppose, lac said push
I his chair back from the table slight
Ive that we may consider the mat
settled. The actual arrangements
at easily effected" Tie cleared
Is throat a little. and looked at her
all some little embarrassment I II
nd not conceal from you-now that
We, know each others mind 40 pcrfc'
Ill. that that there Il someone alb
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