The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-10-30

f1ninoVaple under the shn..
Of such trsachery. q
held tightly to his mud
all had plucked 1t OUT and
With q fascinated eva gan
lowly dropping from Spon
Re could scarce bslia.ne ns
truck the blow; hia thas
t'ooted to their places. sonpaas
lgain through nv my eha
through the trees ands
speed upon the holder !, u .sue
smoking sword. / .as
yards from him, when
rom the other second
start and look round. Hs
and ran from me az n,s.s, lelal
ie was in light shoes
-iding boots.
I stopped and bent ov.,
sword had been drvenvss
lrmptt and had reached ~ ~
was quite dead. his
glazing. I closed them ~
and drew of my boot g
Who is this?" cried i.
had now picked up his Ws,sa.
The man who killed ~
the red-haired murderer. ~
me?"
We do" answered II. 81.
I took his meaning Al, i.
around upon owain's secooas
clear he considered it tia W.
Of the difficulty. for hiss 49,
his hand and he was r,. s
movements Of his connaa,ss
to close upon me with thsms
lnstinctively they had snat.,
lish, which is used az : "a.
guage among the Welsh rebt.3
let me into their plot. They
advantage OF my appearanns
ma as Swaf'>'s murdarar ~
executed by them. y
Ioi' u ae~o.l- nay mind Az
the thoughts of this storv
Ends presence, and backad "
bodies Of her lover and hrossss
looked ABOUT upon them II Y,
NEST. dealiest earnest | ever M
life. I whipped OFF my car /,
my sword-belt loose. / fosdIsS]
instant the hilt Of nv tr,.,sl
working my fingers round AMI,
in a tight and yet tighter \
squared my shoulders and tasa
work.
l spoke no word to them
We're they never so truthful !
to the purpose for the monsy
who could act as they VA.
would be little moved at heays
deeds rightly described.
balance accounts with other h
No one had yet moved 4 sts
direction. l was ringed about
sides and 1t seemed as IL the n
something too gross even .for
put in hand instantly / glaarsd
meeting each eye in turn andn
f1dence In each cruel and curioal
that measured me.
The certainty they felt about
ing me on the head was a pom]
favor. and I decided not to vail
btned attack, when | must pal
points at once. q thing imnnssiM
open field.
Turning short, I flew at the Nj
to whom I was yet the mean
against whom my wrath bun
test. I was upon him with i
swiftness which surprised mys
feet seemed winged; l felt nott
under me: my name was syaa
His small. foxy eyes burnedga
as l leaped upon him, but he ii
ground, and prepared to ran
upon his swordpolnt.
Six feet from him / drore1
into ,the turf and checked myss
He made his stroke. I beat ii
aside and repaid 1t with a fanps
d'Espagne, which had never "a
but once, and then with Tsual
fellow, however, was no Wild u
l passed MS guard without O I'D
I failed to run him through asIl
tended, for he was as nimhle al
cat and lodged the fatal blow
his point In his shoulder. andu
slightly.
] had no time to mend the tM1
upon the instant the other tVel
and ] was compelled to spril
Luckily. / had a greater reaclh
Of my opponents. and I kept
awhile at a distance by long, 4
The duelist ran round behh
shortening his weapon to drlytla
tween my shoulders. Whes
slasEed at him with the ful
my arm. He raised his sword
the blow, and the blades clas1
gether. striking out red spsrkf
But there was not the straa
his wrist to check my rage, aaa
/ failed to cleaye his skull,
open his forehead. so that "
poured into his eyes and bllla
He flung himself to the earthi5
expecting to feel my SWORD
him within the next mornenls
brother was too close OF my
that, and I turned just In TIM
a furious thrust. My frs! Y
passed by now, and I deall{
whirling blows at large upon
I pulled myself togele1
to my hand, as it were, ever!
fence Of which / was master
assured as a man could feel Y
in the next few minutes
my friend with my "
But 1t was not to be. ie.u
geance lay close enough.
thrice one OF them ran % ~
me, to have me between wv
But l was too quick Tor
changed my ground time aM
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