Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-11-02


hands uNier the cloth. \ heavy sleep
followed these distressing visions, and
l aWokr barely in time to keep an en-,
gagemont that | had made with Bob
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soiaoly Eoou portrait OF Anna La
moIh" lhlhk should have found the
strength I" d'rllhe the lhNlthtioh' Ii
was NOT the proper time for me to run
any flskS'
NJ the hrst glance the young lady
aHrct'u me most Slhgularly. She had
fe'hafAahle eyes, rather long ana under
leNel' hhely marked broWS, the IRIS ne
ing OF warm brown, darkenlng very
shRhtiy toward the pupil, and thus CIV
ing an erect OF intensity. When she
looked at me- 1t seemed as If those
eyes meant more than ordinary, but
what they meant could not guess.
lhey embarrassed ana at the same
tilhe entlced me.
she had unusual color in the lips,
Whlch were dellcately nodded, yet
rather 1ull. upon the whole, the lower
part or the race was the more encour-
aging TO the physlognomist, promising
such quanles as are priced IN women.
Inc prov looked dangerously intelli-
gent ana the eyes We're an unfathom-
aDle puzzle.
speak OF THESE matters with par
tlcularity because her face impressed
me thus III detall rather than IN gen
eral. For this reason l did not think
OF her as beautiful woman; one does
not PICK beauty to pieces, Miss La
MONIES countenance was interesting
ana notaple; she would surely be a
girl 10 tWlst the necks or people as she
walked along the street, AS rule.
am not attracted by startling
woman prefer the perfection OF
type, the beauty that may pass unno-
uced except by the discerning How
ever upon TINS occasion l was not In
Il MOOD to be eXacting.
The fact is that | was happy. jolly,
out for good time. The previous day
had left its mark on me, and the
shadows OF the night were gone. was
glad through and through that | had
louhd my Iather SO male ana strong,
so prosperous ana cheery My aHec-
ZION Tor MN frightened the world, 1t
hlade the thousht or my own fortunate
cohdition an unmiXed delight, for be-
tween US there could be no question
OF purdehsohe oDllgation. Moreover,
had my own IDEAS OF useful ana
asreeapie WORK III the future' ana the
present was hoiioay'
MI. ana MIS-. GUSHING VINO rode with
Us, w ~ nisi spirits l ii'i never
~ '"e inus peiole' o"I we were
,ilei''.1 !" ~ MINUTES IA. couple
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