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His love of the sands and the purple buttes of the plain did not blind hiracious majesty of these peaks, clothed as they ith the russet and gold and arew even to the very suliest of the peaks were pernty); the Continental Divide was, indeed, much more impressive than he had expected it to be

He was not one of those who seek out strange woirl of the ain He was content to have her re of the sunset--a picture seen only for ain nature had converged to ly, dusky women of the desert, his exultant joy in thehealth (which filled his heart with the buoyancy of a boy)--all these causes combined to revive eation had set in the background--emotions which concern the coer to discover the chemical molecular structure of the plasm, must put aside with a firm hand