The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-03
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
But she smiled as she said it, al
smile that showed Two rows OF pearl
sparkling in the ssunli light that dappled
her Face $!.5 " 6 as
|5 s5s And your I said 1 know not what
i said, hut soon asked her name, and,
she told me it was Eve. y ss.i
1. And this lis Paradise A answered,
looking Through the leaves Of the old
apple tree at all the ..beauties OF the
garden. Il q 5s II 81 81
Then we talked. 81 OF what OF every
thing. OF solitude, of friendship, of
books; q fear Of Cana and sofs love.
| sS Then she bade me go, and 4 could
not. Nor would 7 If I eonld Il and
when at length I obeyea her and was
about to go she babe me stay. I.
| So stayed, and soon had 1noored
my canoe and stood upon her lawn.
4 cannot tell how Of all men modest.
almost to haghf fitness could have
done SO, but Z did: s$E ss s5
# OF the flowers that grew wild there
by the water's edge I made her4sa
crown, and this put upon her tangl-
ed golden hair. 8 E5 4 Y ST. M $.:f Is
! Two roses that had not seen be-
| fore bloomed on her face and she ran
away light footed, 2and 1.-the Of limb,
over the; lawn into her fathers house.
But 9I could not leave: I could not!I
looked for her, but sheodid not come
| Once j saw the curtains Of window
| drawn aside and her face ;peering out
at me, but she. would not come again
| Well, 4 stayed, that was all! 4 How
| L had the impude nee to do so I cannot
tell but could not go. III Z II
II She was a long while indoors. Il I
heard her, at the: piano. knew it was
her touch, though had never heard
her before, but i was confident it was
1 she. Besides, now and then the piano
stoppeu suddenly, and j saw by the
movement Of the window curtains that
she was peeping to see whether T had
gone. i 55 s3#5@ 5is5s ..$ /: II. s5s
At last; 7 grew ashamed of my In
trusion, and. STOPPING from under the
/ fruit branches of the old ap-
pie tree, I went to my canoe, unfast-
ened its oorings, and was about to
withdraw. J s q M Isl &
| But as luck pgeuid hove it ID just as
Twas bout to get into the canoe she
came out to me across the lawn Her
gesture to me was that I must go. i
said what ! felt, regardless Of all order,
Of all propriety. U :.sEve, "#I sale, pas
| sionately,gt you do not know me, nor
who am, nor i you, but T. know this,
that I love you. Yes, i love you. and
shall love you forever. Your heart is
! my Eden. Do not shut the gates Aof
this, my. earthly paradise. III TIL must,
| must see you again, and I will! Say
that I may. ~ 4 @.s st 5s s
| q She looked down and blushed. Ri i +.
May I?'' faltered. " S Il IL
| = She did not reply. But her silence
was a better answer than words. d
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| She looked so pretty when she said
it that I was about to dare yet more.
! I had the temerity to formulate the
idea that would take her in my arms
and steal from her lips kiss when I
heard shout: AZ .5 A 81 & 5&
'Hullo, old chap! is that you RI II
I looked up. u. n y Ti .s5s 55s $5sa 55 5
II What, Fry?''' cried. rs it Fry?
It is. by all that's wonderful
I'm aWfully sorry, my dear chap.
that I couldn't join you on the river
to-day. Abominab1y uncivil you must
| have thought me. But I didn't know
you knew my sister, y
E He looked at her and he looked at
Tine. II think we were both blushing.
But you do know each other, don't
syou?" he said, for. we both looked SO
awkward that he seemed to think that
he had made some faux pas. 5.8.t
Oh, yes,''#I said Eve know each
other, y and Isstole a look at Eve. The
| glance she gave me was d grateful
one 81 Es
81 Three months afterward there was a
| river wedding and as we were rowed
away from church in "a galley manned
by four strong oarsmen I handed her
out of the canopied boat to her fathers
lawn the wed ding bel Is rang out mer-
IHrily. for Eve and u were man and wife,
and gave her a husbands kiss under
that old apr , tree. chicago Tribune.
!. 4. The Ban Trick.
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