Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-05-03
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and soft is by the map, but you can't
see it all at once. as you can see tnis. -
Carrie, leaning forward to listen,
gasps Tor breath; May remains silent.
For the first time she realizes and I'M
delstands Lady Letchfords disappolnt-
ment and modification at her son S
marriage with such an insignificant
nobody as herself
You will see the Grange-that's the
place IN Warwicksire--some day, very
socn. hope'-and he smiles so
significantly that Mays face Pushes
"and you viii judge for yourself. Fo'
my part | am attached TO the Void and
this. Bui''-and his voice sinks-'yJu
shall choose for yourself"
oh. n0-nO, not L."
Perhaps you would like the villa
and the vineyard al Lake Maggiore
That was Il lad Of my grandfathers; he
bought the land and built the villa. 1t
is a pretty place in the summer: we
used tc spend Two or three T0nths
there every year. till my moth got
tired of travelling 1t is too much of a
place for a man to go to alone"
Have you got any more places,
Sir Heron?" she asks.
"On or two, Miss Carrie Dalton he
says Il think the shooting box
Glenfylde, IL Scotland-would suit
YOU 1t is a little BIT of house built
Of Scotch nr an in such a wild part
that the deer "o-Ae and browse within
gunshot of the bedroom windows. Get
on. Dutcman. Hold tight, Carrie! he
always spins down his hill as if he
meant TO break his n, elk
AS they reach the be tom something
breaks the stiffness o. the autumn
morning.
why. wha is that?" ash 5 Carrie.
III sounds like a great crowd-and,
yes, it is music; do you hear it. May.
Yes: what is it,"
Wait and you shall see what YOU
shall see" he replies oracularly. Get
on. Dutchman--look at his ears!'
The Dutchman obeys with an
earnes. alacrity which seems to set
the edges flying past thin, the noise--a
confused blare of voices and the ~lat-
ter of rough music grows more dis
tiuct and, the road bending suddenly,
they come. much TO the establishment
CT the two girls and greatly to the
disgust of the Dutchman. upon q
country fair.
1t is in full swing-roundabout
menageries, waXworks, penny shows,
shooting galleries and Aunt Sallys.
Mingling in strange discordance with
IL 80 t1arN low 1vngr nj
cattle and the baa of sheep.
1t is a sight entirely and completely
novel to the two girls, as Sir Heron
had expected it would be, and Carrie,
at the imminent risk of her neck,
stanls up, clinging fast to the rail
and is speechless with delight.
"Oh, look, May! Isn't is glorious? It
is like a scene at the theater! They'll
all come forward and sing chorus
directly"
IT'S to be hoped they won't; that
would break the last straw of the
Dutehman's patience. Steady, old
man. steady Sit tight. Carrie. You
are not frightened, darling?" he muir
murs.
May laughs. her eyes sparkling, a
flush on her beautiful face.
"Frightened-no. And this is
fair? I've often longed Il - a real
country fair. How thopsht ul of
vou," an she looks at him j. n a sot:
smile that makes his hear D.
DO you really care for it? ." says.
we will 60 right through if lney will
make a way"
rbara is NOT much question about
tho, M sooner is fine chastnut AMI
IFS master recognized than the crowo.
+ha+ looked ae sofia as a b3gck d,
Wood 3j,i5ee ana lane Is made
,,hils pandr ra IN forabeg3s ana re-
s,a~tfnl Morning Sir Heron" rises
., ali sjdae
Sir Heron touches his ba- right and
lar, and miles as ever, now ana III
~, ,,rI,isfaL.aLlt audibje exclamation
Of admiration cf The beautiful woman
IN. his ei6s reaches his ears and me