The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-12-16
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T. Fitzgerald Manoy
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~carpats ~, tha 400, ms Ks-ht Of r7re-
fpllv shaded ia,,os castine n SOFT GLOW
upon his DISK ma leaving the painted
~eeiline ana Instant corners almost h
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something in his attitude. something
in his fare. SPOKE of me depression
vbich cvar,yhein,e1 him !. depression
lie never nerunitfed 10 nauster him i'm
the presence OF Others. but which con-
quered him completely in his moments
Of solitude. Looking back upon his life
1t seemed 10 him he had gathered and
stored for himself but little of the hap
ipiness that falls ia the general lot of
mankind. Left an orphan before he
could we'll remember his PARENTS, he,
a sensitive. unreasonable boy. had
been reared by his maternal grand
mother and only surviving relative. a
stern. unbendfne old lady, who had
never understood her charge or sue
ceeded in winning his affection.
A nature which might have EXPANDED
under Tenderness was reDressed bv
harshness: a win that might have
Welded TO g%entleness became un-
bending under punishment So that
early in his wears he vas driven. hv
lack of consprehension and want OF
sympathy 10 thai inner life of Ionoli-
ness which chills the hearts warmth
and makes The world around a des-
ert. And the mind being most sensi-
tive in youth. The impressions then re-
ceived are never wholly eradicatcd, for
nothing The after wears may know of
pleasure conpensate for early DAYS
darkened by pain.
As a shy, reserved schoolbov he had
sought few friends but ia those he
made he showed a stnnchness and de-
votion seldom returned. and Frequently
disa ppointed. so that here he found lit
lie escape from The Isolation he then
mans estate he had Invested his patri-
mony in a publishing firm of which he
became a partner: he being attracted
TO the business chiefly nv his love Of
books. which from youth had been his
chief companions His KNOWLEDGE of
literature. his rand perception and his
addition to the firm gave il a caraer
of prosperity if had previo,lslv lacked
Before he had reached his thiriiath
year he had bought ont his nartner
and was now sole proprietor of the
business. Success continued to attend
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