Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-02
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shs ran up against an iron railing ard
: looked scared.
..Ill call policeman. she said. pant.

shs ran up against an iron railing AID
looked scared. =,
"I'll call policeman" she said, pant
ingly, ''if you insult me- ~ ~ :
She was only fourteen, and her pretty,
thin face, With spot Of earnation In
each chsek, and her little haxen, curls
hanging over her pale forehead, as il
trying to look into her blue eyes, gave
her the adoisscent aspect of French
doll. She had q bundle Of books that
must have weighed thirty pounds.
ssBpt / don't want to insult you, my
dsas, said the reported, ,t"I only want
to interview you"
s'lnterview me y she exclaimed, "Oh,
don't please: haven't done anything
Go and sss pa.'t y rs - q
"Oh nonssnss, /" said i the reporter,
We've been interviewing pa for years.
He doesn't know anything about il.
View wasted our time Interviewing
seh(6l esperinfondent and .prinoipals
al all abe other psople vhog %Dn,t
know ~ thing about It. Now vs're
1oineeto interview yea Don y ysdr
head ache 2"
milne, Not" with little astonish-
ment.) '-s9''~e
mot when you have % get ali those
I "Oh. they don't make my head ache;
aAhi / see. Yon carry t,,sm in yodr
arins, not in your head
Here the reporter made mental ex-
clamation Wonderful feminine In
stinct. to carry the best things Of life in
its arms and not 10 is headl ,flA
win you let me read the titles Of
the books!"
"Yes, if you will strap them up
again. " ss~ 1i.srSt fn 's
"Trigonometryl Do you study thsts''
's0h, yes." 8r -
can surveying?"
She NODDED her head affirmativsly.
"And navigation -s,s5
Another nod. AE9t f4
"Will you excuse me while swear a
little! III Il
"well, turn your head away
Reporter-''Thunder and Mrs! (sotto
vocel What's this. French! Do you
study Frenchg'
=. "0h, I'm in the French and German
elasses.'
"You don't say so, But you haven
got into the italian and Portugese
slassesy'
Il don't think there are any Porsusess
"Wsll. if there had been, you'd have
got into them, wouldn't you!"
"Yes. sir; l hope So" tsAkA
"Physiology-do you study that!"
"a little; I've only just commenced
that After Aexions we take half an
hour At biology. and thon 90 TO applied
mechanics and telegrsphy. I'm going
10 commence organic chemistry on
Monday, after my music, but ma thinks
it win interfere with my painting in
oil"
II should think it would. Don't you
ever sleep or play!'
'.Oh, yes. play the whole of Cser-
ney's exercises for the piano every morn.
ing, snd am learning the overture to
Tristan and Isolde" used to go to
sleep in the classroom, but It was awful
mean. and got over II. Miss --.
our Principal, says II we know what the
mission Of woman is in the nineteenth
century, we will not be caught mapping,
Besides, ifI went to sleep I would not
pass.
Pass what!"
The examination"
''Bnt you might pass some other
things."
What other things!"
"Why, vertigo, nervous exhaustion,
premature decline"
40, I don't study those yet"
mo. see you don't"
''Let me go now. ,plsase!
'.Wait . moment, want to ask you
ons other question. Don't you ever feel
tirsdf ..s
"Oh, what's the use Of feeling tired!
haven't got time. If o girl got tired
she wouldn't pass. would she!"
~ suppose not. But after you've
pssssd, you intend to leave this world.
don't your
"Ok, no, when ! pass I'm going to
ptady for the stage, and get yacht, and
live In Chicago; but you mustn't put
that in the paper, because l wouldn't
like pa to know II. ef,f.-,-.
Thsn the American infant picked up
her books, gave her head q little toss,
snd went OF with saucy air.