The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-11-10
LITERARY WOMAN AND HoRsR
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,chlesgo Tribune. ~ Is this the literary editor ?"

Is this the literary editor ?"
 The hose reporter looked up and dis covered young lady standing in the door No. madame he tep!iesi. the literary editor IS at present engaged in the construction of an elaborate erinqae of the rrouing and Facing Rec ord. You ~iu p,ohaoly see something m next weeks paper ahou, the ,dylhC loSe-s,orv ot Maud < and S,. lul,en. the tender romance of lay-Eye-Se and the sad. pathetic story of Early Rose and Aldhne. You can bet that when the l,,er- al, ed.,o, of this paper gets his taper fingers on book he reviews II. have been told ,ha, he once turned himself loose on volume cf diiiefential calculus tha, had just been issued, and remarked that while the more frivolous portion oi the reading public might hold that eet- tam chapters oi the work were somewhat uniniesest,nk, tho great moral lesson in cuicatcd m regard n the square of ths hypeihenuse should bc known Ia all. and that to the inert h..n,. the tanner, ar the young mother who wanted something handy Ia throw al the htldtcn when they be, ame toe fresh. Inc ehaAe volume would prove ins aiuahle When II comes io giving < ssisn and dlspass,oaaie epln. ion in ~h,,h u the luf,d glatc oi impaS- sloned genus X sottentd and mellow esi hs the lambert tass al eSpciien,e, the
 Istfsats ! htetatN editor ts liAhlc to beat the fesoId any minute. l sappoSc you haze an ouElnal stosy. @,tttcn an white paper and ted sith blue rbhon. con Seslcd somewhere about soat persan, and van, the hIesy edito. to commune ~nh Il is'
 Yes, NJ. replicd the young lady. have ~ntten a sia,y. and mamma thinks II is sciy good
 Is there anything in Il about the leaves tatnsng ,o golden aud .hc velvety green oi the leaves no~ looking sete and brown liceaase II ,hese .> ', won, do. Inc season toi brown, mantle -ol. ps tobet- resting an the hills and. leaves surnlnr- golden stories is about al an end. Ne have got te cary over tn next season more brown mantle -oi. q. sohet stuff than you can shake stuck al, The duli-ted- glow oi.the dying ,cmbers tas krt is what ~c shall show the pubh, i,am now unul De,emheI. ,'ei any d,,ns emben m your story !'
 No. sl A,ne ls love stof,
 That's all right, Inc dull rcd glow et d,ing embefs works la beautifully ma love story, although as rule young men who fall iu love Jen'i have currency enough ,o buy cord si wood to make cmbets uf
 = Hut shy musi l s,ne my stoty ln this paftir ulai s3le z asksd the young Lady.
 Beeaa ua the seasoa iaI Il. You want ,p stAit out hy saying that as liateld Nonesa, h. the ueh banker at ln his magnihc eetiy furnished psiiot aud gased thoughttaliy iutu the dull fed cmbris ai the d,ihg hfr ,n Inc gta,e ihctr came uo"ping ap from the sista at AS almost f"tHotten pas, memofies sad sad mem. ofies that saused the unbiti,len teat tn start, Don't make any mistake about the tear husiaees lss sure tn have only one tear. be. anse that's the orthodox Atyie m stnt,es pt coutse nobod, bat 4 one eyed man could shed oae tear at . crack unless he plugged up one oi his lac sehrymal duets, but fn noVeiS n is al~sfs po, that ~ay. And you sant Ia hc ,eilsin that II IS an unbidden tear. A teat that had re- 1eivrd cordial invitation ta be present and start wouldn't dn h all Then say that the old mans thoughts wandered back ,o the happy days ot childhood. lte certain to have them wander back, ga'ng toss-lo,s and stopping once m awhile io p,tk sand-burts oul oi the,r toes II you were ,o say that his thoughts went ha,k the story .sould he spoiled W audef is the correct style Then when you get the old man back to his happy boyhood days you ~ant to ,io, ou, i-uc,
 " Jfot out who =
 Lucy ht,le l.oey ierktus ~iih her great blue eyes and golden haia the playmate of h,s youth that he loved so dearly and always looked upon as his future ~iie. Then lug oui another un- b,dden tear. and finally have the old man break down n 4 storm of Noba.
 I,'s srry aad. ,sn', II f' sad the young la''y. Lucy died- suppose, and tho old man hear, n breaking"
 No. said ,he horse reporter Lacy maru~d ano,het man
 Then shAi makes the banker weep {" inquired the maiden
 Sympathy for the other man.