Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-04-02

becoming bonnet. and was rather pale
warmly, BEAUTIFULLY Dals-~itb
wavy nut-brown hair, a pair Of dark
gray or blue eyes. deepened by nearly
black brows and lashes. sweet pa,
thetic mouth and red dewy lips; she
moved with easy uDdulatIng grace
suggestive Of long. wellformed lirDbs.
"A fine girl" was the young ORA
gooD's mental commentary. as be stood
aside to let her pass. and. with slight
bow. disappeared from the room.
Miss Desmond" repeated Mrs. 6a-
Vile. come and sit here beside me"
She looked pierc.ngly at her visitor az
she made slight courtesy and handed
her note before taking q seat, say
ing. In a soft. clear. refined voice. Mr..
Rawson was so good as TO give me
few Introductory lines
Quite right. A lawyers instructive
precaution," returned Mrs. SayiDe.
opening II and glancing al the con
tents.
suppose you know the usual sort
OF service expected from a companion
reading aloud. writing letters. doing
the agreeable when there Is no one
else TO talk. and. above all. understand
ing when TO be silent. II can't be the
most delightful kind OF life; but you
will have a comfortable home II you
stay"
Miss Desmond had colo7ed family
while she listened, and now smiled.
pleasant smile though her lips Quly
cred as II she were a little nervous.
When you want TO earn your bread
you do not expect 10 De housed and
paid merely to amuse yourself ]
think ] know what my duties would
be-"
Add TO this knowledge that ] am
very exacting person, without a tinge
OF sentiment ] have no notion OF
treating any one who does me certain
service for certain remuneration aa q
daughter. That is all nonsense"
Il think II Is" said Miss Desmond.
calmly.
Mrs. Sayille looked at her sharply
and met pair OF very steadfast eyes
In which something like q smile Turk
ed. How old are your" she asked
abruptly.
II shall be two-and-twenty IN Sep
TENDER next"
Hunt you look at once more and
less than that Can you read aloud7
Yes. Whether ] can read well Is
for you 10 Judge"
Can you play or sing7'
Il can play q little"
y know what that means. Nov
suppose you read me this speech OF
Lord Hartingt0n's." handing her the
paper. Miss Desmond took u, and I'm.
mediately began. After about ten min.
utss Mrs. 6aville said, not unkindly
That viii do. You read fairly well.
You do not pronounce some names
properly"
For names there Is 10 rule. and
sometimes opinions respecting them
differ ] shall Of course, DronOunce
them in tho way you prefer
Mrs. eayille WAS silent for a mo
ment ~ you are Inclined 10 Try .
couple Or months With me, ! am VIII
Ing 20 Try you"
That y best Trial only can Drogs
n W. suit each other"
Have you settled about terms Fiti
Ar. haBsop9"
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