The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-11-07

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and forwards q q large bO1gh A
sort q dneaU 5ndiEereDce . her ST.
rUundingz q sen% q h-irg zEed and
trapped lad begun % take Drssessoa
Of Roszlyz The present was fail -
Perplexity. Ihe future obieetIes& N0-
and then. when s5e looked a. Jzzs
1.-THE figure and healthy virile lac
she felt shat perap she might hs-e
baen able TO lore HIN stil Il 0aiy h
had cared for b-r Rith = re-anzut II
his former passulate devotion BIT
his Indifference wa even more pzIpz-
be than her 0wu- They sat and talked
On within the din zrbor for . E:tle
while Then Jim made oneofthe uufor-
tunate remarks that always CALLED her
% the quick She r1e IN anger. A
Scored hin with cold z-cssm ard
h~zste1ed away dorm he little wood
He followed her q r1ther ouiDOES
light shining n his cveA
Your temper 4 really grUving IN
siderable R~osalvs he cried and laid
his hand roughly on her arm 10 detaln
her
How dare TCl E1id The girl "FOT
Gods sake leave me and don't cone
hack again, / reoiee 70 think hat IN
= few days Il win not Re IN your power
10 insult me any more
-D-n til zm going 70 leave y0u.
am / pot ! only waut 20 keep yOu
here for 2 noDen 10 eome to some IN
derstanding, Indeed You'll be SUI
Prised 20 Gnd hgE very nueh ! am 90
ing 10 leave YOU when yDu hear what
Dean Ny ideas have grown consider
ably emancipa;rd Of late. and there
fore tell yOu there j. ~ reason on
earth why aEy sui should ever know
81 that miserable mistake we made IN
the spring
She WINGED a little. Il Eas an unex-
peetel muyes and her eyes fingered un,
easily on a cupp-rcolon1d butterfly
playing = game q h~ide-and-eek with
q little blue companion
Who. be continued. Is ever going
20 search the register 4 that old East
London church, We must philosoPh.
iezlly look On the marriage a. an awk-
ward fact in our lives which wont
prevent our loving elsewhere when We
feel inclined Ia my opinion this ssny
error VIII carry advantage Euh il
that we shall a. unable o. disfin'
guish any love we mas feel for another
person by q sorild matrimonial knot
unless, indeed. after seven wears 81
ohliTiousne9s 10 one aaOthers exist
encr
~IN-tV uO-eDsucipzte mySefhke
wise, She said. slowly. 1T viii -
well 20 forget this tragedy Of our lives
And the most tragic part of il is-tha'
we ar not eveu s0rry that We don't
love each other any more,
The truest words y0u ever spoke-
And the surest event that was ever
% co-ne. given yonr nature
And yours
She hzstened cndown the grasSwalk
into the broad grsyeled path leading
20 the hOnse st the corner stood Mrs
Ambrose, who was better, and had
come out for a strOll-as an invalid as
suming the privilege 81 wearing q
singular SCARLET gown and a hat in
which a number 81 black quilts stood
startlingiy erect
-Ah-Rosy.- She cried. .-Oh. and
Mr. Durrant: WlAt = color yon have
got. child"
Yes Mr.. Durrant ard I have beer
having a furious political discussion.
mamma have grown quite hot over
H. He Is more unreasonable than
ever. But when he gets abroad he
won't b. as he is now. A few years Of
India viii change all that" And e
carry On the idea Of her she
turned 10 whistle 10 q bold robin that
had Fitted down from a lzrch tree,
Perehed on the yeY hedge, and looked
inquiringly a. her. answering her
whistle with his pathetic little pipe
FRO ~ cozr xuED.l