Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-29
ACTOR AND ACTRESS.

by thofs waters. but whose pcaks cleft the
clouds. and he listened n the soughing Of
the wind among the pines around him.
lie hcard tho plash Of SOULS A boat nd
vanocd, propelled by n unhurncd. gray
eyed girl of--for hor sox--robust build
"I.as.io shouted tho young man Ia the
tnickorhookor suit ~ you'll pull mo
lcross the loch IN give you a shilling"
Into tho hoatlc. then, wi Sc, sho said
a. she backed her tiny craft 60 whcro he
stood.
For awhile no gased from tho storm
sheets on his trim wntorvoman silently
pulling bis pipe, be became conscious that
the sunburncd face was pcfioct oval, that
tho ewes woro shaded with long, mwceulng
iashes, their bruws beautifully pcncllod,
tho nosa stmlght a. though cut In marble
saw thnt the chin had o delicious dimplc
and that tho mouth was vcritnhlo Cupld's
bow IN coral. rcyoaling when tho lips part
ed two rows N pearl
Aud she iehcld n manly rrntlcmnnlikc
young fellow NJ some 20 ycsrs. gu0d look.
ing. fairly well drasssl, with q Tcniai
smilc on his lips and a good humurd
twinkle In his eyes.
you live on the loch side. lassisin he
said intcrrugltiycly, aud sho answered
AYE An do 90
"No; wish / did. " be- r'pllcd "tm put
ting up at Mclavish's cot iar trout ilah.
ing"
"some head sllllo'' daughter, " no de.
cldcd.
"a London hank clerk or lawyer taking
holiday, sho solilouuisod.
Tho keel grated on the other shore.
"Hcru SOU arc. lauicW nid he -
bright new one And he siippJd a white
shilling, new from tho mint, into her
hand
She looked at It a moment, then said
with dcmurs courtesy
"Thank - kindly, slr. IN prize g."
a day or 20 later they met again, he
ARMED with his rod ana tackle once
ul,ain he hailed her
"Thcy toll mo the trout swarm under
Tho Lev u that islct.7' he said "wlll you
AXE mo OVER"
That will l." she replied. "But the
best spot for them l. by yon eddy, ton
yards aylnt the loch o. tho island "
Tho sport was ciccllcnt Again aud
amin he landed tho sil,cry, rllttcrng aud
wrlFgllng front and salmon And the
lnssic proved herself usriul a. we'll ns nm
anient fl.hofwomnn, handling tho not with
u smhrtncas evidently born of long Cxrcri
cncc nnd giving shrawd Suggestions Ia the
matter ~ hooks, nics aud hait
whats your name, hssiC" 10 asked.
''Jcannlc What might yours be-"
"Fcrnrs"
They chattcd on various subjects. and
Fcrrvrs was now mud thrn startled az tho
familiarity oylnood by his Gaelic compan.
Ton with subjects irnumncu ~ % which
could easily hive bcon pagdonci
"Iuu'n most Awfully Kind, " no wplirl.
Then little awkwurlly. a. shn scnllcd
back to tho shorc, "wlll you come again
tomorrow"
I'm thinking IN no DO nblo tac, she
implied.
That's a pity. 20 Ia town tho day
after I've taken up deal " your time.
Jnnnlc Two had the Use II your boat. and
through your assistanco I've had czncllcnt
rnort-cr--hcru'a a sovereign Tor tho u.s.
81 the boat
Nae, nae IN no tax hawbco frnr
yc" And IN n moment sho was bounding
up the narrow mountain path like young
ruc
ono night some two year, after tho incl
dent alny,dy related above young Lord
uastleton loungud Into lady Diana Van.
sittart's hallroom with tho nonchalnncc
which wns his distinguished characteristics.
His hostess accorded him gracious
gncting.
" All, cas,lc,on, hnck from tho cast
tird Of shooting tigrr,g"
'lirvd OF everything. lady Dr. then
hastily-"oxccpt, Of courso, OF the pleasure
Of soclng you"
'Prcttlly put, but m nftcrthought " Her
charming indyHhip laughed "Why don't
you marry some nice girl and settle DOWN"
Afraid | should soon b. morc tir'd ~
that than anything, dmwlod hl, iur,iahlp
I've met heaps OF nico girla, but none
shouldn't IN time, l think. gct tlrcd NJ, 4"
aud he added mentally, except one
Let mo Introduce you 10 one" sald
Lady Diana "onc who b. seldom seen Ia
London society, ono who h ns tundor,
good, grntlo and wise na shr Il wealthy,
highborn and inhucntini-as scottish chief.
tainos- who spends her time mostly Ia the
Wildnrss ofhcr native glcnsnnd mountains
among her cottars aud her uruitcrs, who
love her with oil tho devotion Of tho high.
lhndcrs of old days
They cross tho ballroom Lady Diana
approaches a girl who IL surrounded by u
bcvy of udi0 trcrs old and young
"Letine ,ruducc, she whispers, Lady
Jane Carmichncl-IordC nstlrton."
What an actress you'd have madol" ho
said an hour later
IL was the wedding ~ the soason, and
lady Diana 10 this day claims that hut for
her they never would have met, and that
II Is the most successful match sho ever
made. -Londun Nova