The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-08

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mrucd io who're flrkla BsrEbaus slll
stosld talking io Hermann
am how of your vry.rr. Mics
. ~lrfthaus what iha game
"Uh. really ilDu am 90 stp'a.n'
Two people ~ Hut oi tho room. ,Uu
know. sui th.nk u wuri
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gin boz that way. sa.d Philip. politely
81 know thry 10. IL doesn't sound
original. bui u u most Anus NJ We
want a word BOW. Suppose you and |
~ ont now, and think ot n That
viii be- The quickest way u learning
Aud the ]plrasantrsi, said Philip,
politely, as be followed her out into The
hall
Now for a word said Thckla
"Lct i be- something very hard to
guess
"But may ! AK what becomes ~
this unfortunate word. after Il has been
picked out in such an inyidious man.
ncrP'
"fhey have 10 guess Il, you know.
You 90 to one 'elump' Of people and |
20 TO the other; aud they ask you all
sorts Of questions, and tho answers you
give are 10 be- rs brief a. possible; and
50 they have 10 try 10 find II out, don't
you seeP'
with all my heart, so far a the
brcvity Is concerned. But what about
the wOrdP'
"A word, or an idea. Let II no
something uncommon said Thckla,
eagerly.
Courtesy, or bashtulnessp" suggest
ed Philip
NY, Mr., Massey How malicious
Something abstract, I mean.
THE music of the future, which |
50 often hear ct your house.
"Ah. that might do. just now We
had women's suffrage"
why not successPn suggested
Philip again.
"Succsss9' repeated Thekla. and
paused "SueceSsl tho very thing.
Only what IL success? don't see how
they are ever 20 guess. or We 10 define
H. Oh, what a treasure Of inventive
ness you arcI'
"lt is abstract and uncommon; that
Is why il struck me as being suitable"
said Philip, mildly. as they went back
into the drawing.rOom.
"iou ARE 10 sit there" said Thekln,
pointing out n chair in the midst Of n
group Of persons, "and | 20 here's"
with which she lcft him.
Philip sat surrounded by y group Of
almost entire strangers. all eagerly
bending forward and questioning him.
while he tried to keep in his mind the
idea success and define It, on tho
Socratic method. by mean Of question
and answer An idle play. got up to
amuse a set Of careless young people.
II was characteristic Of him that no
overlooked the Jest, and went to the
root Of the matter.
Now. old fellow. Is it animal.
vegetable. or m~IneralP' asked Her
manu-. scarchingly.
"Nono Of them
ABSTRACT
"In itself, not In H. results"
~ qualityP'
"More like an nccidcnt-somctlme
%inscparablc. sometimes not"
Good or bada'
/ "Dcpcnds on how Il is obtained
''Oh, i Is to be got, thcnP'
Yes"
by working2"
A Sometimes"
0 "ls Il dcsirahlcP"
: "Most people think So"
r "Does Il exist"
'Ycs.n
Does it appcrIain to a MANI"
Yes
2 "WomanPn
Yes
q Not a q%ualItyP"
!. 81 cant conscicntlously say tina, II /
n quality"
z ''ls Ii cvcrlastingP"
n "Fnr from It."
q "What is Il likc7"
u mot n fair question. but Ill Tel
you. 1t has a different appearance /
y every ono who looks nc tn
: "Would you like Il YOURSELF"
IL should like what | think Is H."
Y Ills II beneficial"
"Somctimcs; sometimes the very re
h verse;
70 What a queer thingl Who di.
10 pcnscs it7'
1t The goddess who dispcnscs every
Is thing In tho nineteenth century. lie
name Is Circumstance
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Is modern thingp'
d "lt is as old as mans ambition.
d said Philip, lncauliously. upon whic
l. Emile. the second Miss Bcrghau,
bounced upon him with the word
a "iSaccsssr'
y And. on his nodding. hands wcr
n loudly and triumphantly clapped.
: "fou are : o very incauiious. Ma.
q scy," said Hermann, "Blcss yuul
can keep them wandering round = thin
~ Tor an hour. You would never do /,
y battle n clever q. &.
q Perhaps | am not ambitious q
le success In that line. Miss Bcrghaus.
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