the belief in the of god and the brotherhood of man and the of as you do of course looked respectable and thought about having tea and that s all you need teach in sunday school it s the personal influence then there s the library board you d be useful on that and of course there s our women s study � the are they doing anything or do they read papers made out of the miss shrugged perhaps but still they are so earnest they will respond to your interest and the does do a good social work � they ve made the city plant ever so many trees and they run the rest room for farmers wives and they do take such an interest in refinement and culture in fact so very unique was disappointed � by nothing very she said politely think them all over i must have a while to look around first miss darted to her smoothed her hair peered at her oh my dear don t you suppose i know first tender days of marriage � they re sacred to me home and children tiiat need you and depend on you to keep them alive and turn to you with their little smiles and the hearth and she hid her face from as she made an activity of patting the cushion of her chair but she went on with her former i mean you must help us when you re ready fm afraid you ll think i m i am so much to all this treasure of american and and opportunity maybe not at palm beach but thank heaven we re free from such social distinctions in i have only one good quality � belief in the brains and hearts of our nation our state our town it s so strong that sometimes i do have a tiny effect on the haughty ten i shake em up and make em believe in � yes in themselves but i get into a of teaching i need young critical things like you to punch me up tell me what are you reading been re reading the of ware do you know it yes it was clever but hard man wanted to tear down not build up cynical oh i do hope i m not a but i can t see any use in this high art stuff that doesn t encourage us day to on ensued a fifteen minute argument about the oldest topic in the world it s art but is it pretty tried to be eloquent regarding honesty of observation miss stood out for sweetness and a cautious use of the uncomfortable properties of light at the end cried main street don t care how much we it s a relief to have somebody talk something besides crops let s make rock to its foundations let s have afternoon tea instead of afternoon coffee the delighted helped her bring out the folding sewing table whose yellow and black top was with dotted lines from a s tracing wheel and to set it with an embroidered lunch cloth and the glazed tea set which she had from st paul miss confided her latest scheme � moral motion pictures for country districts with light from a to a ford engine was twice called to fill the and to make toast when came home at five he tried to be as the husband of one who has afternoon tea suggested that miss stay for supper and that invite the much praised lawyer the poetic bachelor yes could come yes he was over the which had prevented his going to sam s party regretted her impulse the man would be an heavily about the bride but at the entrance of she discovered a personality was a man of perhaps thirty slender still his voice was low it was very good of you to want me he said and he offered no humorous remarks and did not ask her if she didn t think was the little in the state she fancied that his even might reveal a thousand tints of and blue and silver at supper he hinted his love for sir thomas arthur charles he presented his but he expanded in s in miss s praise in s of any one who amused his wife wondered why went on digging at routine law cases why he remained in she had no one whom she could ask neither nor would understand that there might be reasons why a should not remain in g her she enjoyed the faint mystery she felt triumphant and rather literary she already had a group it would be only a while now before she provided the town with and a knowledge of she was doing as she served the emergency of and she cried to don t you think we ought to get up a dramatic chapter when the first november snow had down with white the bare in the fields when the first small fire had been started in the furnace which is the shrine of a home card began to make the house her own she dismissed the parlor the golden oak table with brass the chairs the picture of the doctor s ie went to to through department stores and small tenth street shops devoted to and high thought she had to ship her treasures but she wanted to bring them back in her arms had torn out the between front parlor and back parlor thrown it into a long room on which she yellow and deep blue a with an of gold thread on stiff which she hung as a against the wall a couch with pillows of velvet and gold bands chairs which in seemed she hid the sacred family in the dining room and replaced its stand with a square cabinet on which was a blue jar between yellow candles decided against a fireplace well have 