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She was intensely «hocked and—
“ d Fred had been right in his eati-
m»te o t the fellow. He would bu
justified in his position now ; he
would be more autocratic than ever.
•There Were Too Ea*y
Via- the
?,he engagement,
mU8t
henel* “ d
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even if she after-
tones.
ward forgave him.
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H O D SO N f t E L U O T T
By P E R R Y M O O R E
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As she finally boarded the car aha
recalled, with a throb o f dismay, the
long country lane she would have to
traverse in the gathering dusk from
the trolley Uj)e to
n W l
home.
The car was filled with suburban
laborer», and she did not notice a
j#wed young ^
who had
p a t i e n t l y hut cautiously followed
her awing himself on behind, where
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/Ebullition o f pique!”
Polly
puckered her pretty* face into e
705 mi 705 1-2 Fiel S émi
m IIM U . BU II«. Rri 203 scowl andiabbed in her hatpin vici-
» * 8mper* he meant • A‘
^ TTOBNBT-AT-LAW
I hadnt ru son and more! And
he'U com e tonight aanaual, will he,
CLAREN CE B U T T
m jy ita o f my nota, which b e « sure
Will practice hi all the courts o f th
state. Spedai. attention nivea te an
Chh —
h®
*Ppe»™d to be arrange
hen she glanced at an open let- m - something with a rough but
ter °n the d re s s e r .^ Sure, w e you, honest looking man, who nodded
Mr. High-end-mighty?
Well, I an(j winked knowingly as he pocket-
guess you'll « « and I guess when * . generoua bilL
you arrive with your benignant. Square ja w . squatted on the car
favOT all ready to hand out anS find #te£ out ¿ { ^
t t e other crowd-
2 1 little smner anxiously waiting ed inaide and seuted himself does
tar it yeu H begin to think that my ^ Miss Polly. She glanced at him
riATA f i t r i n 'r new a n a f A m m a n U A h s A •
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anxiously as the men dropped oft
one by one, hoping he, too, would
leave. But when she alighted he
handki
across her eyes, ad- sprang off and slouched away.
veil and slipped out
She looked doubtfully at the
quietly— for Polly waa .running darkening road, half determined to
away, and not a soul o f them should go back to the - car, but discarded
know her whereabouts until she had the idee with e toss. “ Bun away
indited and dispatched an epistle to and turn right around and
Mr. Fred Hanlon giving him to un­ back, Polly Paget! Well, 1 guess
derstand thoroughly that their en­ not, miss. I can sprint like a deer,
gagement waa forever at an end. -
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~..Trmmm I’ll be
„ in _ Mar-
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and
in ten minutes
This epistle should be very digni-
kitehen.’ ’' " ” * “
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fled and emphatic, leant
i
no poem-
§he canght up her skirts and
®lcimmed away, stopping suddenly,
» » » ♦ ♦ » » » ♦ » » ♦ • ♦ ♦ » » ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ s e hility o f its being attribu
pique. She would have delighted in with
^ ¿ h a, frightened squeal.
The
imparting her irrevocable deciaion ' rou„
rough man had stepped into the
to Fred personally, only— well, Fred ------i
roa(j before her with an offer o f his
had such a way, and he woold just company.
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pick her up and kiaa her and laugh <
I “ No, no! Thank yon. I’m not—
at her ana maybe aay, “ Nonsense, 1 at— all afraid!” cried Polly, with
little girl!” and make her effort chattering teeth. Even at that fear­
ridiculous.
some moment it occurred to her
O f course she would have to that this was to be expected. Run­
laugh, even if she were angry, and away heroines always have adven-
when she laughed once it would be turea “ But I never meant to be in
all up with her dignity. She would the dark, the girls hindered me so,”
give in and take Fred’s petting, and she moaned inwardly.
O R . A . M . D A V IS
chocolate creams* instead o f carry- i “ Let me pass , sir,” she demanded,
striving to be haughty, but quaver­
ing woefully.
“ I shall walk with you, misa."
C. R. CHAPIN
LAWYER
TIM PmdlMf Mid MM MT
ali.ll H WUhe.t KMwtm H tK* Mantay Ota*
the F u m w Statu«.
iroN t Hft Opynanta.
To» have »railed at the atory of the
1» his book "Why Men Pray" Dr.
recently rich lady who objected to a C ha rim Lewis Slattery retell» oae of
statue e# the Venae e f MUo because Henry Drummond's old stories to Ulus-
lb« dealer had soot her a broken statue irate his point that prayer produces a
Instead o f a good new one. Do yon sfuee of hoasaa fellowship,
happen to know 1» what atata of dL
“One 8unday sight on a» ocean
lapidatloa the other (u sotn Venae eras steamer a mao spoke of a hymn which
found whan bar remains wars unearth- had Just been sung aa haring tor him
ed In Home 1» the sixteenth century? pocullarl.v sacred msoctattone. He was
The Verna de’ Madid waa discovered ) h> the Confederate army In the Amer-
along with several important plocea of 10,10 w*r between the statea and waa
antique art when the excavation had «W °w l •» oaa time to lonely sentry
reached the depth o f Hadrian’s villa. dut?- Aa thc bight wore on ha fait
It la claimed by aorea authorities that P * danger, end to hoop up hto courage
the marble gndrteea had been ea adorn- he began te slag—
men! o f tbo original homo o f the Ogo-
«over ec mg asm.
SSre. But It made no sdr In the art nnd after uttering the greet prayer of
world until It bed boon restored and thl* hymn be eras comforted end felt
take« to Ftorente by Oosixuo da* Medici, unite Safa
The restoration was almost as lmpor-
**A etrange expression cams over tbs
rant as the werk o f the artist who
of. * f*“ ® " pnsomgor on the
modeled and chiseled the lovely figure i *hiP- *1.' ho sold. *waa id the Union
In the high wwm o f art
the ! ***** that night and bed heed sent out
Christian era.
-with a party e f scouts. We saw a sol-
The statue has been credited
to ***** «entry, and my men had their
tieosnenaa by « « > . scholars. while
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other« lnalet that It waa dene by ea ! * * “ ck* r aotm rtn*ln* 091 *■
obscure Greek sculptor as lata as the I th* etlllness-;. ^
.
time o f Augustus. The work o f reato- - S E T * 7
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rsrton w u given over to the fhttar o f | .
-a -
Bernini, that Neapolitan genins who
*Vd ’ ^ * 9' tow*r T°ur **•■*
was at o n » u v h itv » >»«•»>•
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ran
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ed to make a long detour to avoid
their company and her own Inclina­
tion to tell things.
Nobody should know o f the rap­
ture with Fred until she could ex­
hibit the Boderiqne diamonds in
her engagement ring. Then if Elsie
ho admired Fred openly,
could capture him, let her! ’ Any­
body was welcome to Fred. Never
thelere she felt a twinge o f jealousy
and sneered at herself fo r it.
“ Wait, Polly, wait!” She turned
to see three of tbe girls, this timt
hurrying toward her with “ news”
on their eager faces. She coolly
deflected from her course again,
obviously Avoiding them.
“ Such a time as I ’m having run­
ning away!” she mused whimsical­
ly. “ Heroines usually have adven­
tures and difficult!** in escaping,
bat they ran away at night. I ’d be
■cared to death! Then, too, Fred
will be sure to come early, whistling
‘ Pretty Polly Oliver,’ and"— With
a shriek Annabel Hanlon fell opon
“ Oh, Polly ! Isn’t it awful ?”
“ I should think so by your looks,
Polly smiled, though she heartily
disliked Fred’s consin.
“ Y ou ’ve been so thick with him I
thought you’d feel sort o f disgraced
W0rttiI«Tifiytràÿ. I’ m thank
ful I waa never intimate with him
—gambler, blackleg, thief!”
“ What are you talking about, An­
nabel r
“ Then yoo haven’t heard— and
they trailed him here, arrested him
and took him away handcuffed—
that fine Spanish gentleman, hn-
ter, fraud, you’ve gone to such
rths with ?’* Annabel laughed
liciously.
“ And with whom any o f you girls
S
he might” —
I carry my thoughts about me for a
“ Ob, but be couldn’ t, Fred!” Pol­ loag time, often n very long time, be­
ly asserted, promptly forgetting fore I write them down. Meenwbfle
certain things. “ And, Fred, I was my memory to so faithful that I am
ears »ever to forget, not even In years,
“ Never mind, little girL Wbo a theme that baa once occurred to e.
cares a hang ? I f anything’s said on 1 change many things, discard nnd try
again until I am satisfied. Yon will
account o f your little flirtatioo with
aak me where I get nay Ideas. That
him, I ’ll take the brunt o f i t Yon­ I cannot tell you wltb certainty. They
der comes tbe car, and we'll go cares anrammoned. directly. Indirectly
home and arrange our wedding.”
—1 could setae them with my haads -
They bad the car to themselves, eot ta the open air, la the weeds.
and when Polly essayed another While walking. In the silence ef tbe
embarrassed explanation of her run­ rights, early In the morning. Incited
ning away Fred laughed, softly by moods which are translated by the
pest into words, by me Into tones that
whistling “ Pretty Polly Oliver.”
wund and roar and storm about me
until I have ret them down te notre. ■
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(through
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“ Is that really a law of the “ I will do my beet to walk ta my fa­
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■p for my imitation.“
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member, with a smile.
W ife—I don’t know what maksa Mire
“ Then,” said his visitor calmly,
Cmaktaigb
so positive about every­
but' determinedly, “ just see me
thing. Hub—Probably bar sex. my
break it!”
dear.—Boston Transcript
Without further ado she drew up
a chair and sat resolutely down at
the table.
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