The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01

EG3| kSEAM I GSANf>-l&I 10 turbid shadows
SHS B& GARaN ~aRE n,iAsl In January blizzard
#S l.sSM -@I driven SNOWY owls
as II n N whr into the pines and
S sSsas aVNya~ Wright Twill ii the white ptar-
65rNtS lsS (AsI = ~ VEss lngan covers the softer
gSS ~ ~ - = snow with winding
8F+,acks and the white hare, huddled IN ms wh'e
er plays hide and seek Win ms s nW enpnted a
appears. and then steel-sny p t
the north rskng over the s1oI lynx. mean
faced famished. snnrlng up at the wii'e OWE VIZ
their benks ana r n'sS hrnps the first in
hah,nt back 10 the Waves Francis Lee, r.
endent Of the mica anrt sso then all there the wind
g8ncwers witness the detile OF the ist sn'it 'e -
dimes /, III az ~, ~, " nar was holsted
fool house the French Canadians came down TO
'.e Jacket buttoned to his throat rampcd up
WAN down the track lumber detail chalklns ana
nazme 81 intervals until the
wnshous shored windtas hacked hroug 'srS ~
#landsdc and boulder no longer oocReo ne p'os''s'
&3tfie5 company's sole locomotive aa ,, az. 49,
1.-THE nrst Of June brought sunshine and black mes nu.
rot tlc Collector Porte Tho Canadians went pac>
WIN saite 1soc across the ino the white throated spar
rows long dreary melody broke on, IN me r.u''''s
S,r,at evening Lee smoked his pipe on the headand.
lookcd the sunset tinted ocean % 'M nc
,yhite suls settling the shoals and the fsh haWA
soang overhead with the broad red sun CLINT on their
WINGS The smoke Of moss sn1udge kept me les ,W'
,t, Srovc Wljams away-a lad. in haggy blue
ieans. smooth faced clear eyed win sea s'' o. VIZ
1ow did You cut your hand? asked Lee turning his
sEhead rs Williams moved away 49,. ,,on,ont vii
%&E3Mica replied Williams, prehS' tNi'e " ''55 III
Hams started on again. ..,,a. ,aa -
l5c s,t down on the hcadand opened taclkne and
sel.rcd the ashes out Of his pipe. Mi'as ae eT''e
Nip ana stood q few PAGES pe"'''u no
GOVT I'D s not Stir Lee waited head
#sghy turned, but not far enough enough lo' ~ =
S#isnrc lnotioness behind his shoulder ~. ,,,ns
s&as none my business began Lee, nut, pei9iaps'
Tly,ott that
i g,,no and spoke TO me to-day Dyee knows VS.. ~,
Lefty SAWYER know IT. should nave NnoN''
she J.re-wind blowing over the grass carried Nv Two
oyer nsn;d Williams sII| wasehed Lee
a6u doa / know what to do said Lee after a silence,
forbidden for women 70 wo or une MEIER
sort if perform your work propers, , ~
y,,ns stood motionlcss: the smoke from the smudge
Shifted west then south. -. ~
/ cannot approve this masquerade Finn
will in the morning It Is msnecessafS 'o' me :
@repcat that you will not be disturbed. ,
then rose to his feet Williams was weeping .a,,,ad
Lee had never noticed her face; both sun tanned
$nonds hid it now; her felt pulled down over the
forehead. .,.o o,or,,
She did reply -
She tightened her hands her eyes; tears stole
between fingers and dropped one by one on ms
s9.Tf YOU need wofk-if you find nothing else--f-
think perhapsI may manage something Deter, ne SUI
.You must not stand there crShs-iistei'1 ittir ep.
Finn and Dyce and doh want lnel " .,N az.
the camp Finn and DHcc came toins UP ,,ie
with news that the west drain was choie. es sal1,
askance Williams, who turned her back. me sea vino
dried eyes 1t stung her torn haaoS, 700. oe un
consciously placed one aching finger In her mouth ahe
looked out 10
t..The bust b. the second "ihdta shlu D!cI
with {: jerk of his stntcd thumb toward the oes'
them sluce props in, the timbers wasted
Finn proposed suice gates; Lee DIRECTED, an'
lswore roundly that II the damage was not repaired D.
next evening he'd hold fih respoisple, ,i ~, " -,
with 1t; spoke sharply to Finn OF lust year
nee and him to triie with orders