The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-09-18

With q nutter right at Sir Delmalne's
icetwhere they rested Just long enough
Tor him 10 atoop and pick them up
and then he walked across the pier.
and bowling his best bow restored them
TO their rlghtfui owner
But he did not speak az he held them
towards her. because Just then there
was a loud crash OF music from the
band. which rendered speech maud.
Die. 80 he waited till the sound
ceased
Thon he said quite naturally:
Aren't you cold7 should think
you must be. for you have been sit
ting thore quite long lime. and
there's a cool breeze blowing"
The girl smiled.
Yes. | am rather cold" aho an
gworsd.
"wlll you walk to the end Of the
pier with me. them" he asked. 1T
VIII be better than catching cold"
Tho girl drew her browa together.
II don't mind; may a. we'll" she
aud she got up and gnyo herself u
il,ll0 shake.
Thcn they walked on together: she
With her head dropped aa II tired. ana
Do the porsonihcation Of woll-brcd In.
difference.
Have you been here for iougg" he
uuC1tlonod. looking down o. her little
face. which was exceedingly lovely.
mo. not very long. perhaps o week"
And are you going 20 stay much
lonFcr3"
~ don't know"
Last year you were here a worry long
Time" he remarked
"ioa. a very long time"
and only sta'd week: but II was
an aw'ully pleasant week. / shall
HOvor forget H. DO you remember ~"
"Oh, yca' quite we'll ! of,cn think
OF q" she replied. ralalng her eyes TO
hiB face and smiling tondorly. II on
ioycl II very much. At the time
didn't think ever ahoulG enjoy an
other week 10 much"
Aud don't you think 30 now" he
Inquired quickly. his mouth Tightening
at tho corners.
II viii tell you some other time"
nut why not now7 | want to
know"
40 you7 WHY"
Sir ncimninc shrugged his shoulders |
what a tircsomc little Girl you are
Just tho same aa eycrr he said, with u
short laugh II remember, last year.
you used 10 try every way In your
power to annoy me"
"pld ~ forget only remember
how happy We were
"Ahl you admit that. ."
"Ycs."
you we're really fond OF my com.
pauy thong" he asked,
20. vea. certainly
"And YOU are as fond OF Il now. lit
ilo ones" Sir Dclmalne questioned.
Aud he bent lower over the inun,y
litlc sailor hat. and the dark ripping
hair. which only reached ulno
higher than his elbow.
Il don't know perhaps" said she
with soft laugh. what odd qnea
tlona you ask
Eyes. Hut then am odd altogether
don't you know A Kind OF modori
curiosity. In fact; or | shouldn't b.
hero now
The color famed up In the girls III
tlo face.
why not?" she asked,
well, as you know. I'm engaged I
an exceedingly high and mighty dam
nol. and she might object to my speak
ing to YOU"
since | am not high nor mighty,
put In the glrl with a hulf-breathe
sigh.
We'll. you aren't quite an earl
daughter. are your" said he.
No. not quite, And that remind
mo I've never told you my name
No; what Is ~" he demande'
"smith. Brown, Jones. or Robinson
Neither Thee give II mp. Beside
your Christian name Is quite sutlicici
for me. Enid Is an awfully pretl
namo. and. by Joye' jolly uncommon
woll. was tremendously surprise
when you told me you were the hapT
pouaessor OF IT,"
Were your Why"
20. | hardly know seemed auang
don't you know
Il suppose you expected a pleboli
one" she said, smiling mp at him
"o-er-I really don't remember
say. suppose We sit downs IT'S 4
boastly no, In this sun"
IAN right. don't mind"
And then they found a shady SCI
and Sir Delmaine looked at his col
panion rcneetlvely.
You're just as lovely as ever"
remarked after few minutes deli
Grafton. by Joyel you beat eve
other girl I've ever seen for beaui
Pom my soul. I've thought a good de
about you since last year, and L
often wished could see you agal
You aren't like the ordinary run
girls. either, you've got such lot
back your prettiness W; and then y
always dress with such good taste"
DO II"
Yea like the dress you've got
now What sort OF stun is II, e
Serge? HIM, so Il is."
Then Sir Delmaine bent his head
little nearer the girls shoulder.