The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-02-25
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w" .,s white cup SHAPES
aphne' ~ ssn rod. In the wooded Dol
bth purp.,aa, sbtpered with the tum-
b. , '9 foam Of steep torrents rents anu and ~ be.
Pins nV' soapIiy over Lodges anu 49,, ps
tipping ,,G acres OF notified sycamose
Fsen wi'a willow and of birch Inc
droopeu rode became dull saffron
T. D a. nstween the overlappeo Wedges q
smsoning hills. Anna az an extra
"Poor w. =. brought lamentation from
eayy 1ols rac,1ed companion. I'VE
pr nerys so there. Aunt Mildred. Win
Pall .s sOJ Is lust beyond the next lorest,
pe ss h = rust beyond the next lot
Its ~ No. hours!" moanedsthe lady.
ioi . .l really must have new
rings in put to the chaise' inns r0au -
PrbarOu'', g winchester Anne tx
'lns s ,ovtully. At see the flag y
es ISlI . great square fertilization with
lAI bastions, the stockade Duiit py
III washington before the reouc-
OiUu es nuouesne, was gone much to
on u :. COT on the towns edge, with
~ a.ors barracks rearing above the
l nl and sold.ery grouped before the
ui'0 ~" Here Byrd left them to re-
y bIs arrival, and the two iaoies
~ 70 the town ordinary.
wsov descended 10 find the long par
I'M yS,oSIv set with guests and passed
,,arly through the hall to the Inn
~ ~ waiting disposition of their lug
s sw Mace is overfull, 1t seems
Tt,Iotson said TO the landlord.
~, he answered. 'There are
rlontv Of beds, though nigh all my
lizards are kept we'll in use. IT'S the
lS,oyv of the fort draws them, good
mo for the Kings Arms. The In
ans may 60 a-scalping as oft as they
BILL" \,
+srbev are all kings men withinT'
ked Anne.
ave, a proof of my loyalty. These
times,n he added, scratching his
izzle head as he went in, when tits
nd to choose betwixt old and new
INES. with the Wings so hot. AS fol
though, methinks the old will out
t my time"
Aunt Mildred" called Anne delight
w. "lookl There is my Lord Fair
KS chariotT
I stood under the wide shed, hug
d ungainly. Anne went to 1t an(
tied the dark leather and laid he
ung cheek against the purple cush
IS
he Is here, them she cried. g
nder II we could see him." Drawinl
s. Tilotson after her, she passed t
wide low window and peered with
1t was flung half open, and through
- came CLASSY tinkles and babble o
X.
olonial costumes were sown throug
long room, and here and Their
BE royal uniforms hagrantly GRIN
Cooked hats and greatcoats la
put on the chairs, and riding whip
X be scattered on the tables
T opposite them, against the farthe
= ll Burnaby Rolph of Westham SO
bat in his oak chair where the cal
+ glinted on his gold lace, stirrin
bis dress sword punch of il
JlVc lea rum in a great bowl. Besid
,nnj p. his arm flung carelessly bacl
nged Captain Foy. Now the splr
u, in his mottled, sensual face, and
10 N med to cloak devil In scarlet.
~ he girl shrank back instructive
,hlo held her aunts arm more closet
WV n she turned her eyes over the a
bby.
Mistress Amer exclaimed vol,
ind her.
oa,' she cried, turning, "Mr. He
Il How good it is to see your
n e took her hand and bowed to MI
II olson.
seems as if we had not seen v,
year, Anne continued, lookiI
in'o MS sallow face and then, wi
inl Oh approval, at his dark wig al
Oh minister's gray.
saw her glance and smiled litt
A1caiiy. Il am being fast spoiled
fua' Il have a plenty of coats go
usn for me, yet once I go to the CO
! must get new one to please t
u other folk. / am on my w
nom Philadelphia now"
are you lodged at the Kings Arms
no u The elder lady.
MIRO ~ The Three Rams. Methinks t
'ang nereabout is bit strong I
nave scent for it like a bea,
- porcupine."
ora Fairfax is here" said An,
ne mas not yet seen us. We sh
t tlse MN" She clapped her har
-sr sortly. 81 wonder how he "
we We're playing eavesdropI
- wv Aunt Mildred and l, only
CIV ~s" OF him. Is II very drei
,S SUme with us and look.v
80 Nal T leave her 20 you. Mr.. Henri
I llllotson. The chests
d, o os not long, Anne. I shall W
" Chamber" ="