The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-10-17

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quite an important ll''ie person III he,'
sea-, even II you leave u the har'ei
lous Slft..
"Eut what a betiSte; Mother Nature
houid be ashamed OF herself sa!s
the Dig man, Win an ansr shahe VI
his leonine head. i cOuiu nave liaue
that giris fortune, anu mere sue nns :
IL without my ana 1T Is an ACT Vi
Unparalleled injustice.
tut you can never ,ahe you, nhnu
oI the boards, says Hlr Joiii Ahioi!,
hGhtiy. you Wouia not iet me poos
Tlch l"lh ave any vi LIZ for NO
me- ray Try 10 l"nie ~ nna go
meEt or w 10 our poor ieNyi, anu see
that 'hieHt may 'os|,t,;haa u-nh
service % priN",' lN.i,i - 80
she may not nee" u h'"Ne "'i N'"9
Il OF II.
y nave come Gown SN3 Iar1,u.
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some l'oI'tst lte4'% IA us Notu>' a.
ih2l%h they are "''''2u l~'-1'.E.!' ~
e%',heht ACTOR l'F i,fu' 49, "".,,
circumstances '1lAp''iS" ,''' !" r8t,s
t.e Si'%e' ne Is IT," a.. ~ o-'
Gi the most pn.U-'i i5,d'S'' )" ''I -
an au'AolttE a.l0'@ '.' %l,L~,lN ~
ara i man Seu&nl AMER ~ !%s 0Io,.' ~.
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IS q as MS b,"a -'~' - So mo
Il COCO UeiL
Slf JNhn' = young nan "1 iAlit! VI
thaEeanouls, fauGAS a Iij.e.
"EGu evidently &rudGe MISS fatpAN
the divine spark says he. Don Ten
her so, she might not forgive YOU. Inc
Fairfax blood is famous lof LIS
warmth, ana she was porn WIN Il
goodly heritage, hear, so far as tenn
per goes"
Il grUdge her nothing. says Haf-
bour; II only say 10 myself, There
goes a comfortable competence for
somebody and il is absorbed by a
little girl who doesn't want 1t at all;
a rich little girl, and one with beauty
thrown into her bargain"
1T certainly sounds unfair as you
put it,
1T sounds mOnstrous, \ paganini
in petticoats. and all for nothing"
Not quite that. Miss Fairfax draw"
the chief pleasure of her life from her
talent"
Genius. my dear fellow
And manages besides to soothc the
temper Of that terrible old pagan
grandfather of hers by means of it.
His evil moods are pr%overbial, and she
and her violin alone can sometimes in
duce him to listen to reason"
I'VE are determined to turn her into
4 boy" says Barbour. laughing. FIRST,
| make her a Paganini. and now you
would have her play David to youl
Saul. An absurd conceit! / dare say
something might be made of it.
musing.
"Oh. don't says Amory. with an i'm
plOring gesture: forget the beloved
stage for Il moment or two"
"Right-right," says Barbour, who
is the soul Of good hum0r. Laugh
and grow fat" sage a merry old sage.
and truly his wisdom has been eXcm-
plified in the person of this stout "mer-
rymau.'' who is of a girth that might
well by Dominic Sampson have been
called "~Prodeegious." Still" says he,
''yOu must confess yourself that she
lends herself to the ideal. That little
clipped head Of hers. with its crisp
locks might We'll he a boys; truly, it's
a shame" sage he, strOking his beard.
"Feauty ard genius, both 10 find shell
ter under that one small roof
"A well matched one" says Amory.
Her cousin. Miss Sylvester, you know
her, | think? She is wonderfully fond
of her" 1t would seem as though in
Sir Johns opinion. to he admired by
Miss Sylvester is n passport to all the
virtues.
Miss Sylvester her cousin, Oh. no!
she has another cousin. then" as if
recollection suddenly returns to him.
Colonel Dalrymple-mau in the Life
Guards"
You know him."
every well, iudaed. Engaged TO her,