The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-18
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tapping ea O rssen. 81 shall see ;: you {, !
uaDa p. Sa4 re ladies, mOnsiea ,.',. ne ae
t AMID 1,sl 'Ds "A very good night to
scslls en- eaaer to carry out any
ball u, p s,csliency may be pleased
m' SAID , sus IL that evening was :
y aP'.' pIe nd 1t was the, the i tss
q ~ spe old regime. All knew the
rs !, p ne 81 storm. But courtesy Il i
y, q VAS as as the grain in w o., q
tna !. S sas r not until the last tina
"a ! "" nsrfOrce to leave the colony J,
~ lau Who were not Tories turnee
q ' and went into the Revolu
sas a,mies; when gentlemen TOOL
q 'lm and their ladies tOiled a
', ,sourh the bolt was speeding
III Tory and Wing met an
+, NJ tavern and in hall. smil
Nv ! Z changed not a whit. Spark
gsr ALL ~ % oovet,
mre was q volcano.
, he outer ball of the Raleigh, D
M shifting throng Of gallants 9
d Il Of the Apollo room, Jarrs
i across minuet and in glimpse
Al btween the stately moving III
be saw Anne.
!, had she seemed SO beautiful
ssd golden mlsted in the light h'
ringing lsshes shading the dusk
4 Der eyes She stood, full vel
,,]tant, under the white candle
ars dove colored, Powered
trees with cherry tinted sta.
ned in blue and silver. On b
dawn high, sat a weblike ca
nrs fac sprang scarlet-a hop
helpless rage of bitter longin
him IT was moth and fame, al
wing singeing had become a j
Dnus,
Marquis de Ia Trouerie passed
Be assembly. Gallants crowded
him. Brooke fawned upon
| He became a sun with a ira
S9 satellites. He moved leisure
ugh the throng, answering {
NJ b Of the wits, bowling to pluI
Byrd among the dowagers,
I'll Aing the end of the room, whit
beside Colonel Tillotson's S
black, held her constant cou
ahy the effulgence which the OF
r hip Of the favorite of fashion b
IN upon her.
'ul p lovely she looked to Breck
nj Gary, Just arrived on q visit fir
'ui Easter BE watched her from VIII
th0 latted with Byrd. whom he
.a.-I
ssn In Covent Garden shortly
lau eeft England for home. He
q her from a child at GLADE
The old world, he thought, CO
nave bred her; she was fruit
sV, Of Its fire and full blood,
~ Us pride and prodigality, b
N oeyy valleys and its untoucf
~ nous forests, thing that m
sl'nered in the heavy air of 1
'nef comes our glass of fash
uQ" boosted Brooke, joir
an you can always tell y
4Oemanl What a waistco
alperd, ogling 1t rapturou
lue II Master Coolbaugh shall
aeone likei ty'
looked with a fash of reco
mat broadened into s+orc
@snt He saw a figure inc,
aV IN satin, with rare D
s i'Om the sleeves, je,
PIN s le from the rufies, a sword
. IA A VloOd rubies burned, a br
: us with a bediamoned order
ua'quis Is late" Brooke ad
~a'Qulsr cary's eyes op,
NV l'Ouere." ' mar
vent closer There could b
No mistakeI And al,
's deceived The circle
I, ,, ,asa,. roiled back at the
~ M ', stss.,l. and Anne's face
sli.s startled ,al1 !, and joyful. a
pity Of IL my naS'
AIN -, ''v her smiling sr"i but 100, n,
wees vi e,, s''s'ps' but not for
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