The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-03-20

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LOVE VERSUS MONEY
-,otc passed, and Brian was still
!. "i in the quiet little fishing town
u ,';m M Of his aunt in Nantucke
,'.ire|y forgotten, a letter writer
:;.ar his coming to S'consct havin:
.1' his sense OF obligation.
's, fly s'conset had developed ncv
' !. n. him since the day he has
its duIincss so oppressive tina
, -, the only reasonable o.
h occupation.
y Margaret, having awakened hin
Nv view Of the place, was prac'
n realizing that constant hanging
had once reprobated 50 strongly.
I'D i'd not encourage him, neither die
.n|;e him. She did not seek his
pr'' nor did she show by The
" zion that il WAS IiSt1-tefu]
attitude VAS one OF uncertain ox-
y, :nppt many hours with him on
II, ri She walked with him in The
mi spring weather, gathering
and spirits from the slau sun and
ratins air.
had taken him through many of
faces, and her enthusiasm had
nod his dormant interest. She
,ovp him the way to the light
and together they had climbed
eat winding stairway, gazod i'm
ely upon the wonderful lamp, and
down from the great height upon
moors, lying like a
red map before them; Upon the
,dipg in the mist of distance, and
1jous breath Of restless waters
,over the rips and dashing them
in fury at the feet OF the bluff.
d pointed out the Silvcry waters
,cha:a. set like a Jewel in the
,d's breast, and only separated
ocean BY narrow belt of sand
And afterward they had climbed
top Of Tom Nevers, a vcrdant
landing boldly out against the
sky, and sloping to the waters
a. its feet.
bis bold promontory they had
1.-The sun qucnch his fires in tho
trail his trembling Lights across
5. And through the lingering
Of the after glow they had gone
long the lonely and deserted
hours Of such companionsHip
II BE- forgotten.
ate Brian realized this. In all
they had been together lie had
vain to fatho:a M:'rsarers feel
him, but his boastcd skill as a
lomist had failed in her ease.
rensth Of character, courageous
I'd ever ready sympathy made
arming and refreshing contrast
women no had hitil-
, but they did not constitute the
:ol for his pleasure in her COM
er felt so bad about leaving a
lore, ne said to her one day.
e could stay here IL year un-
ent circumstances.
ID stay here forever was her
and inpulsive reply.
last the day came When she |
must leave. She had written to
hilton OF her intention, and ,
feeling that she must make the !
her last hours, she had gone
The beach, where the fishermen |
bringing in the days harvest. |
by the dorics, watching |
lsh with sort of fascinated !
en- Brian joined Eerin his usual !
onlous fashion.
MS to be an age since saw YOU
.aeG,lared, utterly ignoring the
a. ae mad been with her the day !
Snall we walk down the beach?
sglorious.'
'aled in the Affirmative, and
Cd away together.
lont you say something's" he
'eF the silence had lasted some
'ee' IN a talking humor," she
conscious of a disagrecablc |
quarrel with some person or
< !, you might try. I have the
| wish you'd cheer
e Of Of your !,!, own prescriptions"
NJ; s'ea. The blues are a physi-
10. they tell US. You'll have
pr,.y to yindicate the diploma
s sse. around so long. Just
y, Ioa I; coming in on the break
IT. IT they graceful? | wish I
herman
N idea. How could Won man.
6 here?' '' '''""-
:. s,ny' as they do, of course.
, S'sht OF the sea ever before
a0 $; Of the breakers always
: III =, close and constant COM
- aA IN sne very sublimity of ma
" =, a cah their lives be either
= If undressing? Though, to
ar, W your energetic tempera-
''' say, they would be tire.
J h. no OIL. you intend that for
l i. returned, good-naturcd]v.
70 take you:" (''''
! please; lam not to be t,lon
, s4a snap me up. You have
ars Ia all through. Some
4, At al aal sweetness, and at 9TH