The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-23
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ans rest the tired players.
It was a glad summer day in late
.fJne. Far up in a little wooded spot
on the side OF the mountain sat man
and girl. They had met at the
little mn below a month previously.
and he loved her with all the ardor OF
youth, and the strong heart OF man
who knows he has found an ideal
woman. From the FIRST he had never
looked In surprise at her when she
spoke her thoughts lie had been 20
careful not TO hurt her sensitive mind.
He had gently put aside her perpleXing
Ideas with q practical suggestion. and
had not laughed at her childish
speeches Day after day she became
merricr and more contentcd. and when
at lae' he could SIN his heart no long
or. he told her OF his love. and she
knew that she might give her life into
the keeping Of Wynne Lawrence, and
never fear that he would mlsunder-
stand and wound her tender heart
A week OF glad days had passed. and
then they had met May and her hus-
band. and Star received her own little
speech from her friends lips. This
June day q party from the village were
bent ON climbing tho mountain. OBJ
stinatcly refusing TO so farther. these
two fingered half way up the ascent
| Tho voices Of the rest OF the party
grew falnter and fainter.
The girl looked away to the south.
her beautiful eyes glowing with
strange. new light. A little troubled
expression Swallowed them for mo-
ment. and the Seen eyes OF the lover
saw II.
Star you know that love you.
Surely you cannot doubt III"
she glanced at the strong. loving
face and answered tremulously: mo, I
don't understand II at all: but do not
doubt you. could not do that. be-
cause love you, II seems as though
had been wandering all these years
and had. at last. found rest. Wynne.
dare be 80 happyg" lie did not an
swer 10 words. There is yet O more
expressive way.
II was long after when a merry laugh
floated down 20 tell them that the
others wero returning.
THAT is Mays voice." said Star,
"she and my father were the only
ones who cared for me-"
Her eyes grew questioning. what II
II, sweetheart" he asked. tenderly.
Il was thinking" she said. as they
went TO meet the returning tourists
shat though many hearts break be-
cause Of loving too mucn. one NIGH
almost break from loving too little"
The man turned and took her in hi
arms.
40 you mind my thinking7" shl
asked in childish tone.
Il love your thoughts" he answered
gravely
more than me7" she asked. saucily
"They are YOU" he replied, land yol
must always give them to me, for. witt
you. they are mine"
They slowly followed the other
/ down the trail: 80 slowly. indeed. tina
, the stars came out before they arrive
: at the Inn.
They are telling me to hurry" sal
the girl.
| ''Who?" asked wynne.
/ MY sisters up there-the other star
} eyes"
t They are Jealous" he said. shat i
/ why"
r Il used TO envy them" she murmur
ed. land now they are envying me,
and she laughed a little, soft. conten,e,
= laugh.
D "Wynne. do you think there are non
= in heaven but the good7"
"Yea. star-eyes. why such cues
: tion?" he asked. wondering II she wa
% nearer the skies than those other star
II wondered II had been good,
I she said in the old. childish way. q
: know II now"