The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-10-07

" 4stered.
SrYou're not Mt to breathe the air she
sEathes!" Asgill{ continued, with the
I'm ferocity. Nor am I! But I know
And you don't. why, man." he con-
4aed. still fighting with the passion
IEfSpOesessed him, II wouldn't dare
sifstOuchs the hem of her gown without
leave. I wouldn't dare to look In
sfErsface IL she bade me not! She's al
ffeNlwfth me az ff she were an angel
"a heaven! And you say-you; but you
fsFEaith and I DON'T" The McMurrough
ii ewered, his tone much lowered.
SAf sIlnt'a rue for you!"
mo- Asgil! repeated. "But don't you
s3 3llxslike that again, or harm will come
JtssssI may be what you say. but I
sjpuldnst lay q finger on you sister
4 3Ainst her will-nO. not to be In para
TT thought you didn't believe in para
le.the younger man muttered.
There's q paradise / do believe in
19gall answered. But mind
Hat He sat down again.
31Strange to relate, he meant what he
As8tu was as INSCRIPTIONS a
q as the time In which he lived and
34ogclAss from which he sprang could
bow. He had risen to his present
htion by crushing the weak and
tfJuling the strong. and he was pre-
bred 10 maintain his ground by mean
S1le#and q hand as hard. But he
iAyed: and somewhere in the depths
B his earthly nature q spark Of good
/ tiytyedi q fired him with 30 pure al
EfdprSSt1at at the least hint OF dis
EES1pect@to his mistress the whole man
SBesstnsSarms.
HsssEnOush OF that" Asgill repeated
EIkNr@A m0Mentss pause. While he did
~ fear. tt did not suit him to break
4tthS his companion. "And. indeed. Il
aanot of your sister I was thinking
Hted,sNForssitss mot Til be the cuckoo
bks@sptfSh y0u out. AcMurrOugh, lad
AdtssS1 man there q viii play the old
fyayNsbird YET, EifSy0u let him be. And
1lM$with the power and air"
4$ssDyousYnean John Sullivan?
I3ssI@lnean TINT same. my jewell
1.-The young man laughed dertsively.
flespower, it'ssbut a name. II he were
t91suse. yer II but the thin end OF It,
would u Into his hand! The boys
A0pIdSrise upon him, and Flavvy'd be
Re#Mworst Of them. It's In the deep
o I he'd be- before he knew where he
as:..a and never'd he come out, Luke
&sgill! Sure, Tn not afraid OF him!"
sseYou've need bel" Asgfll said,
.Pho! It takes more than him to
Tighten me! Why, man, he's a soft
hing. II ever there was one! He'll
osay bob! to q goose with q pistol
hs@sitA5shandi"
hen d fool as ye are, McMurrough!"
Seglll answered. I say he might not
yaYsns you, II you had not the folly we
10th know OF in your mind. But l
kNssyou freely I'll be no bonnet to it
kkFile e stands by. It's o danger
1s;Not that I believe Q are much
hsearnest, my lad. What's your right
EshOuld risk aught? But whether you
into II out of pure devilment, or
LIST 70 keen right with your sister
ssWhich is why you stand bonnet for
EssssMcMurrough struck in. with a
ssThat's possible. But I do that, my
ad. because 4 hope taught may come
Sfsit. but tust a drinking of healths
khd8the Ike. So, why should I play
lheSinformer and get myself misliked?
6Ux9yor-you may find yourself deeper
n it than you think and quicker than
Eou think.awhile all the time, II the
tr4tih were told''2with a shrewd look
the other--"l believe you've little
lnrlnre heart for It than myself"
fssaThe young man swore q great oath
fh1df he was in IT body and soul. But
r Iaugheda before the words were out
81 his mouth.
a sdon't believe you."" AsRill said,
kooiIy. sssYou know. and I know, what
Euu were ready to do when the old man
aasSaiive, and if it had paid you. prop
srly. You'd do the same thing now, II
III pnidE 8 So what are the wrongs
II ihe3oidsfaitha to you that FOL should
6iSk all of them? Or to the rights Of
HHaS201d irish, for the matter Of that!
fr1ifssbeing 80. I tell you. 1t fs o dan