Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-27
Blu GOuver,1eur Morris

also easily explained. For FaraIone had made the
most of the journey In the drifting with
log.
And although I have said we were not to
receive corporal punishment Farallone visited his
power upon US in other ways He would
admit that had intended escape but kept pras-
ing for having followed him loyalty and de-
votedly; for saving the trouble return Jour
ney and thinking to bring along the bulk of our
worldly possessions. firing at length Of this. no
switched to the opposite point of view. He goaded
US nearly madness with hts criticisms of
cheney. and he Knocked repeatedly the
cry OF liberty.
Liberty" he said you knew. you never
will know, what that is-you miserable little PIN
head. Liberty Is for great natures
S stone ,eon walls alb do mo-, no. prison make.
But the shall what liberty H. II she
had wanted leave there nothing stop
her. Do you think she'd have followed the river
leaving broad trail7 Do you think she'd have
walked right into this meadow-unless she hadn't
cared7 Not She Did you ask her advice SELF
sufHciencies7 Not YOU You the mon folk. you
thought and were to have the ordering Of every.
thing. You make sick. pair Of you ."
He kept awake until far into the night with
his jibes and his laughter.
Well" he said lastly, good night girls I'm
about sick Of you. and in the morning we part COM
pany
AT the break OF dawn he walked heavy
sleep-me with a cum. the groom with kick. the
bride with feline touch upon the hair.
now" said he. be on.
He caught the bride by the shoulder.
Not YOU" he said.
IT am to stay7" she asked. a. IL to settle some
DO you askT' said he; was man meant 10 live
slone7 This win be enough home for U.S." AID he
turned to the groom. Get" he said savagely.
Mr. Faraone." said the bride-she very
white but calm. apparently. and colected-you haze
had your Joke. Let - go now. or better come with
us. We will forget our former differences. and you
viii never regret your future kindnesses."
Don't you want to stay7" exclaimed Farallons In
q tone Of establishment
III did," said the bride gently / couio nos' ana
would not"
my place IL with my husband" said the bride.
whom have love and to honor and to obey"
woman" said Farailone. do you love him. do you
honor him"
high s0' ''A''''' " ''''' ~ ~ "
II do" she said.
GOD bless YOU" cried the groom.
Rats" said Farallone. and he laughed bitterly.
"But youn get over it." he went on Let's have
"wnl you climb down the clif or shall throw
Let us all CO." said the BRIDE and she csugh.
at his trembling land will bless and Wish
you good things-and kiss you goodby'
III you 60" said Farallone. and his great voice
Would have hit you II I hadn't loved you so-poor
little cheekl" His voice became q kind of mumbiA
Mot you" said Farallone. while live would
not be such fool Don't you know that In little
is that your ANAL wordr said tn. bride
Tt must be-. said Faraiione Are you net
II think you must be mad" said the BRIDE
II am unaiterable." said FaralIone. "as God made
mel And mine take"
do you remember" said the bride. what you
said you gave the revolver You said that
II thought It best to shoot you-you would let
It"
Il remember" said FAralIone. and he smiled
"That just talk, Of courser" said the brida
TT not" said Farallonei shoot me-"
LET co." said the bride. Her voice faltsrsd
mot you." said Farallone while I livs"
His voice. low ana gentle had In q kind Of tar
or sadness. He turned his from the bride and
looked the rising the face He back to her
and smiled.
'You haven't the heart to shoot me-" he aid MY
darling"
Let co.
"Let-you-gol' He laughed "send-away-ny.
mattel
His eyes c'ouded and became vacant He binked them
rapidly and raised his hand brow It seemed 70 ma
that In instant suddeny