Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04
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500 arar ar ra atHn Saf a. hum
e.orr ill -r lad adIuc si1luut s1 aaarh
a. q siaH uaa u'=so ra in tHr tha,.eht
rlat Hs= rs h-inaur b. salarr
thr s.HF r.a i1rfs hirh .a aa
tneia sa pan fll iaeui.nt. ~he al.aHrtf
afrn af nar Eur1r. hl.I altn o. sarl-
honsiau I..r tle ssf.r 1f i.s inma s. ANA
shr covered a' HfiH~riuu uuun rtH pain
Nhaea hci ue i.-etaTe Noisid 81 ee tAam
hr uieturinE tsr pridu vhjrt shrv znllid
frli n Hrr slecrss The ease uith sslsieh
all oi1ssaeIf4 bad ahas Gar boeu sslr-
mountad rave her couddUuce. and she
rrize which shatsld show ta the Empfre
~har Woman S mind coald accomplish
seemed a.-e.lr in n-.r grasp.
Aua Slo Ma slccceaed admirably
b. o. a. teaala- aud stadgut she pos
-osaed ahagc all a -trisiug originality
~ thaagi and oppression. snd e.hesher
her-anr. .Il-. suz scrs right or wrong they
always claimed the attention and ire
quentlv aroused the wonder II her in
struotors Win her pupiis doubtless
the natural insight - her sos helped
her Hovever that may be. IL is GER
tain thai their asia msnts under her
care gratifad their parents. who were
won in advance BY the beagty and the
enthusiasm - the Young instructor.
She won the hearts of th0se in the
little house that sheltered her AZ easily
- the birds charm ~ish their music or
nature ~ith its besgty. The old phil
osopher soald sit As the evening shsd-
o~s gathered into night talking with
her and bis children, aud sho MAJ held
these hours ~ be the most vslssbis
which she had ever psaDsA II any 70
6ret for her eItrsordinsry hiSht hsA
come 10 her 1t would have melted in her
delight Is she listened ~ the words
which tsHghs her hO~ Ne eye of wisdom.
cen pierce the mysser,es of Ne OesiA.
IA Xiii too, sst st hia Sethes's test With
deep stsentiou. kAo MOI could - Aie
Asndsome face light sp, svea - HE eisA
cleo ssa illumined, 80 - OospAsA
him sitA . certain pride - IleesSre-
eth . feeling nee ~ ~ vAieA she
could sot co1peehesA % sAe
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ssssss ssA hsesGfsl yss,S sse.aess,
sd sAe dtl lot eDil - safer IL peessiv-
saO sAst The snswer4AG seatiness go
saly friendship. II 10 strsAse hoe nucA
~ pethos csn iAAevo In situstisN -
rsdiculous. Lissls Il Ksea ersv thia
cad pale. She sosA hevs homo ~
tisAAsss more seASy Thea thu colin
hA:ndship, which ~ - pslpsSay itself
sAd nOs love.
She Mai ~ss lot vaconeaevs - tAs
eHorts which Ii Keoa msAe ~ - ~.
re4srd; she wss ignorant only q ~
feeling which tnspireA them nA
aowers, which never failed 70 deck her
chamber, pleased her. and she saiA -
With . frankness which Vas much worse
shsn II she Ad not noticed them st all.
so Ii keAn ~.s frequently in te.rs.
and she drooped until the eye Of her
father began to take note OF her condi-
tion. He WAS not % blind to the cause
OF 1t IS was that cause herself. and 20 IL
came about that an invitation arri ved
from relation who lived in . city At
some distance, and Ii Yuen Wy was frm
in urging his daughter to accept it,
This cost Ii kean more tears. She in
sisted that the little household would
be wholly dis.rrane-d by her going
which was unfortunately quite true
and she plead . thousand such excuses
as come readily enough At such . time
sho Mai and Ii Xii took her side of the
question as openly as proper regard for
tho wishes OF an elder would permit, and
altogether the old savant found himself
confronted by . difficulty which threat
ened to overtAx his philosophy.
In despair he determined to take
young "Tien" (as sho Mai was then
called by them ALI into his confidence.
!se did so. and there eusues n conve-sa