The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-07-17

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+, then that If begap-nor that dreadful
hour when YOU fought with me TO save
my Uro-uor tho morning Won sat vorr
horse in the box.rows in that view.
green habit that made your hair look
like molten copper. No. ii began the
first afternoon whom sat i'm my mo.
tor with YOUR rose in NV hand, 1t
has never left me since. by dav or by
night. And vet there are rcoDle in
this g Of airships and honking high
WAYS and typewriters who think love
at.frst-sieht is AS out0fdate as our
little grandmothers' hoops rusting in
the garnet. An, sweetheart. /. lot one.
know better,
'Suppose had no, come TO Vjr.
einia-ard known Won, Nv haort
tlmus whom ! think of ~ Il makes
one believe in fate Uore m tba Court
found an old Ie9~fcaIondar-n sits
At NV elbow now inst as o mo ON II
The date it shows is Nav IAN and
its motto IS. Every man carries tis
fate unon a rihand about his nook =
| like that.
THAT first SUNDAY If = Androv,e
I thought Of = dov-mav u no eoonr-
when Won and might stand hafora
that altar, with your people (my
people. too, now around us. and ]
shall hear YOU say: I. Shirley. take
thee, John And to think it is really
to come true, DO YOU remember the
text the minister preached from Il was
But all men perceive that they have
riches, and that their faces shine as
the faces of angels think shall
go about henceforth with my face
shining, so that all men will see that
| have riches-your love for me. dear.
Il am so happy | can hardly see the
words-or perhaps it is that the sun
has set. | am sending this over by
Uncle Jefferson. Send me back Just
a word by him. sweetheart, to say |
may come to you tonight. And add
the three short words | am so thirsty
10 hear owe and Overcome verb be-
tween " pronOuns-so that | can
kiss them all at once"
He raised his head. a little flushed
and with eyes brilliant. lighted a
candle, sealed the letter with the ring
he wore and DISPATCHED il.
Thereafter he SAT looking into the
growing dusk WATCHING tho nale
lamps of the conste,latione daonen m
green Gilt against rho anie.lo4,H of
the skv and Iistanino - tho ineoot
noises dulIing into the woven horns
of evening Unc,a Iafforson Voc love
in returning and no oraw imnatiept
finally and hegan IN nrowI brougb tho
dusty corridors like q Ieonard tbon
to the front norcb and 6no1lv - tho
driveway. listening at everv turn for
the familiar sloucbing sten
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