The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-03-22
CHAPTER Il
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@Esow. you're laughing At nae Ma
alsa Nd; but hope you are net so-
aaK Gar You're not gaisg ~ ~ 1sfAs
SyaatlefR
Elaisy IIalcroW uttered the last words
Aaaltatinglyt AIS II not quite sire p
ham they might be taken htlt ilee
hKuaher answered readily enoAga
ssaslgll close observer might have
aaaaIeed that his hFcnzed face took on
i darker tint as he did 80.
Yes. ana going, Dag Aoa knaa
4 aAge ID see Lady Westfay
rs she then NJ very i'll, that yosi
snzst gp to sec her every dag asked
ElaY qniekIy. Perhaps tnere was
sSizst shade Of sarcasm In heF cues
Gasass int II there vas. Dr. MagnAs
aeassA IA, more notice of It than he had
aa haF former hesitatlaa.
kie had been standing by the mantle
paesxs. leaning his elbpW upon II Now
al came 10 the window III which his
aaa1ar stood, and gently laid bis hand
Va her shoulders
Aay dear lltlle LAY, Lady WestFay "
agaaE as III aa she iiIlagLpes herself In
aanar words, she ~ 4 confirmed hYpp-
aAaaarlac. But / tnslgt not forget that
saaa q one Of tile few among ny 90
asaa4ss vino are llkeig ta pay me fnf
asg services
Tha SIN caught his hand fnpal-
aaEsag.
ssThat Is not Chg spirit 0f Hl9 noble,
assslenenaenG. great hearted saarsins,
wasa does his work tor love pf itssif,
sHaI fpr love alone Nor II It the spirit
ag car dear Did daddy Magma, who
tsgss III what he haa freely, ana Waa
4azs4aanl 10 long al he kad WhefeRlth
ha aAs aud drink and DE clothed
9zr father was only tpo generous,
EAAg, sald Magnus slowly I" fau Know
Iii III necessary 10 hage q little worldly
asaaslpEn aud forethongiI as long aa you
lszsa In this World and haYe Az an
aa4fun, as gna know, and THAT p to
aaaaiF and beautify this ruined home
a8 sAa HalcrnWs, But I lllasE not Rasfe
tassas nov. Give me q kiss, ttttle one,
Ana let nae gn.
ssEslSs care 0f yourself and don't h0
sssertakan hg tha storm, dear, said
eas gigl. She stood pa tiFtaa and
uxaed her fresh ypssng lsIa 70 itar
Hssa hers bearded aneEi lAAsi salaaeEa
Jew All arm around niR sieek, Nlais-
szgag safe home, my SEA kilsgN
sass stood BIZ the Winlaw until she
Aa# her brother eilleFga below, lending
aEse nfa bicycle Tine fortunes az the
HsslgssWs were fallen indeedt and long
ssgaa3sa Elagnns HalcraW had had "a part
un Ills flne chestnut, The less arls
tgasfe and less expensive sliced aerY@
Haa hIia equally Ill we'll, Day allllg4
a4Sz noaded aud ward her hapSserz
ssisasg. as her br1ther took off hia CAB
sailing also, ulelluted his irpa atsed
aasz shouting down she FQaa, saiia YAH
saaasa OUT al sight
n bicycle ii not the best EHouat FeF
aGsswlng plE 4 MANS stalWart ar baud
84s4ase figure, hut Magnla IlaleruW n
asaxpalFtiuns were 30 nlaEnitieent thas
Sssassfag could hide them. He Wasr all
sszs sister had called him, Il Fafitable
a.sa- king b llneal descendant of those
ssegs naigsd blne-eged bfAWng
zaa tslmaa whose fans aud exploits
ssssA and aeald have sung
ax fees ii height, lsp vas aplsndsdig
Haasae, Witn square shoulders ana IN
aasA back His limbs Were aiaeFY ana
assasseAlar; his face burnt 70 q tFoflze
ass4 was the noble, ppafl, generous
slrass III aa honorable, God -faarinB, eIean
aaate ltss yalng man. His blue eyes and
4Elsansiant anbura hair Made hin ilke
b @4all-gnd
Ens Hater0#s we're true QrcaaIans
asaaa iii tlalS this land Of the Mill
nasAt snn Was 0f more iippaFfaAee
ksasa ali the great world Without FoF
sszsg gears nr HAlernW. the elder
~ lived all Ahbot's Ffead Wearing
assg Ills llfa III the hard work ot \
assssairy doctor Az bis tathHr had done
aags,Ys him Then he had died, and
al son Magnus had taAen bis PLACES,
AsInisteFing ri the rough ilsheFfolk anil
asara Within twenty aiileR.
AEssi Day lived with him Day Whnnl
asx mlntier, who had iiea shortly after
- was born, had named DAISY but
Masa, I'd her father aud hFatileF4 Waa
ays pay Day, the soft eyed and
dnxk- haired, small and slim III statafe,
wA0ss everybody loved; nay the
Teen year old 10 Wilam al til as
80 Mas fair aud aWeet bepRilas she
Rat k1lown none pat those who loved
49, and whom she TRUSTED
EAea nr Maguus was out nf sigAt
Esg sfiil STOOD BIZ the 9inaeW laolfe
asg ont nalt absentlg IN the seene he7
AssN her
AEhnlts Head stQQd On an eHainfilee
iaobing fhe sea ana Dag could leE
alnk gaze travel over tAat gFeat EXC
B nf water which stretched aNaY
~ 4akHewu worlds To-day II Na# AZ
na al glass bnt had iaFll hue sAieti
IS often pFesages storra Tbs KE
aisaYe was blue, bHt thiFlsly geilea WITH
aFag lhuAdery elqltis efgsa Htta q
afasa of eoppeF
CHAPTER III
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