Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-04-09
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There Is an immense amount of non
sense talked about home / wish you
could see Kingswood. Lord Everton's
place; 1t Is one of the finest seats In
England-full of family treasures and
historic relics-and he would not make
the faintest effort to retain it He
might have entered diplomacy-or
taken foreign appointment and saved
money. But he is quite content to de-
rive his income from the rent a Man
chester millionaire pays him for his
ancestral halls, when he might have
married the millionaire's daughter
and kept 1t for himself"
We'll, II the daughter was not the
sort of woman he could love, he was
right" said Miss Desmond, thought.
fully. Suppose she was not compan-
ionable, that he could not love her:
the finest place in the world could not
make up for that"
you are foolish child The thing
called love soon evaporates. Rank, i'm
portance, high position, last; and du-
ties due to ones station fill up life
satisfactorily. 1t is a low, mean con-
ception of existence to spend II in per
sonal pleasure"
Yes, certainly. You are right" ca
gerly. ITO live for ones self alone
In any way. is miserable. But one has
right to try and be happy II 1t does
not interfere with the happiness OF
others"
You have been tolerably poor, from
what you say" said Mrs. Saville, not
unkindly. Have you been happy7"
Her interlocutor paused before she
replied. Yes. on the whole have been
happy. Sometimes II has been trying
to feel shabby and to be unable to get
new dress. to know that lovely pic
lures and delightful music were with
In your reach, yet inaccessible. The
worst is to want nice delicate things
for some one you love and not to be
able to get them; that is bitter. Still,
nothing can be so poverty-stricken as
TO have no one TO trouble about, no
one TO love or live for. no one TO love
you"
II is, then, very unfortunate for
person OF your disposition TO have lost
your home" remarked Mrs. Sayille,
coldly
1T is sad enough; but ] have been
fortunate in finding friends like Mr..
Rawson and his daughter. II is bet
ter, too, TO believe that there is some
pleasant sheltered nook round the next
turn OF the road than always TO look
for sandy deserts. Loneliness is the
worst evil OF all: II is what ] fear
most"
Mrs sayille did not answer imme
diately; then she said. abruptly,
What is your name-your Christian
manner"
My name? Hope Desmond"
i thought 80. il Is very appro
pirate. You have given me q curious
mental picture. ] suppose II Is true.
though A. Is inc0mprehenslble 10 me
but you give me the idea OF being sen
sible and accurate. DO you not feel
that your lie has been lost. fruiuess
passed as A. has been in this constant
struegleq'
mo" cried Hope, her dark eyes
lighting, and lifung Der head With an
unconscious bui dlfnihed movement
"lt has had much sweetness. and
have been 0f some use Though J am
not clever ] have done what could,
and that VIII always comfort ne do
nof fear the future Work WI come
40 me. : would POI change pith any
ope. I prefer 20 remain the me- that
4 am"
lpp are ap nnusual specimen Mas
Desmond. apd really q profound phl
losophel, Yfi you haYe refinement and
Taste alf apd culture enough. 10 ena
BIZ fou ~ enjoy beauty and elegance
iliefeiutf and aIi 7 congratulate y0u,
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