The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-08-26
CHAPTER V.

A Els1ce Of some i've minutes snsusd
between the two men. the old lawyer
Ezs zaxt01s that the seupeinx bait he
bed cut should Be thoroughly gorxsd b.
fore he Was called upoo to state upon
What terms all this might Be brought
about His best experisncs Of men told
hin that there waz no such mistake in
life as hurrying-n axiom most Of u
learn 1ouxh zenerzlly too late bur 70
derive minor Advantages rhersfron
This sounds too good to Be trus. Pear
man. At length remarked the squire. IF
il can b done. you must have sons IN
fsrnal rider 70 the proposition. that IL Is
hardly possible / should assent to-
II "a bot likely that this can Be brought
about without some rzIuzbis szsistzncs
from yourself." rejoined the solicitor
But win you bear <zedfzstiy In your
mind the great Advantages that viii &C
cruz Immediately 10 yourself. and uIti-
mzfey to Miss Denison7 VIII you. more
over. Be good enough TO hear M patiently
TO the e1dY
The squire nodded an impatient a.
sent
-fou nusr Of courss. Be quits aware
that now Miss Denison has arrived at a
narrisgsable age Der great personal at
fractions have claimed the attention Of
a good many young nen In the county"
The attorney paused. but hs auditor
looked pinly AT the FIRE. and suppressed
feelings By neither word nor gesture.
We'll. a young gentleman Of consider
able property. and sdII better e~rpecra-
ions. who has had the privilege Of meet
InE Mixz De1ison, 10 % scru& With her
,harns and acro~mplishmerss that be hss
commissioned ne to AJAX your permission
III whether BE cznnot succeed In In
iBcinx her to sccsp hin an q husband
On the point Of family he "a quite wnrs
hat he has 10 p~retensions to Mas Deaf
on's h&ads but IS regards Encome I
link there wouid b nothing 70 b f.
ired-
WHO Do yoa ne2nz" broke IN the
guirs- Has Aauds dvsa him any en- :
0~urzgsnent- 4zt yo1 cons vita this :
tory to ney
Ny dear SIR. his scqazintzses with 8
lix Denison n far too slixht for any,
ling Of that kidd ever 70 ave ben erea
,0aght Of On his part He Il r,sreiy :
nxious 70 have yo1 permission to uy !
. l1cx- Without that. belIsse Ne he :
ould nsTer dare 70 aspire 70 Tour :
E1xhters hand"
An thfs show % deferscce induced tie
Iuirs % listen % the proposition. at al /.
'entz, quietly. Who On earth Parnnu !
aid have IN his eye BE had 10 Hea- >
hat he could mean his son al this tine
entered Harold Denison's had He 4
knew he had a son. but, mix D
: 90 little as he id IN the co1nty now. ID
had barely seen him nor had he bat AZ
q tines. even bard Of him =
Bat ~1o - i. mani Lets know the =
ne Of this beshful ruitor7 It's a
atty { sees little enough of IN these
~
Ny 500. Mr.. Denison, h the xsnfIe
Who soiieits your permission 70 DO
best 20 vim To1r ~dzuxhter.s n
Your son WhT-and here the squire
lDp@- perfectly ~thundeufruck- IL was "a
levelling age. he kne~s that the tide !.
democracy Vas AZ the food. he was
are; that cur cherished fnstftutons
re boxed On With disd4in- that there
people Who saw no virtue IN coro- n
.. and thought an Established Church
Institution that X would Be
vel 70 Do away With. be had beard. =.
that the son Of a ~confounded money u
ding attorney should presume 70 dream
n2fing win q Denison Of Glinn he III
never contemplated. For q few uin- la