The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-09-29

look like a constellation half seen IN the
sunset But YOU are wasted here, Bette.
You ought 10 be in countries where there
are kings; you'd be directing afflirs of
state presently
. shall be content if | can direct this
affair. said she, with her gay laugh.
Come I've just given Caro- my tur-
quoiSes. by the way. To tell YOU the
truth. they're not in the least becoming
to me, and she admired them 50. There
Is another part of the labor-you have To
keep on the best terms with all the other
girls, unless you are perfectly assured
there's no need Of it, or else they will
tear you TO pieces Sweet life"
1t was triumph that Bette had that
night The beauties, the heroines. the
bas-blues. and the sangre azulas, We're ne
where. as she said afterward in her own
dialect She was surrounded like a
queen-bee with workers. She had bou-
quets by the dozen, 50 that her lovers
had to help her hold them. She gave
some quietly TO the boaquetless girls. in
pursuit of her plan, you might have said.
but really, | dare say, because she had a
kind heart under all her artitiee and au-
dacity. Il only gave one 10 Helen Peter
son and another to Virrinial Lamb, that
happened 10 be duplicates of Some kept.
because their mothers were getting 50
mad at their neglect, and | was afraid
they would begin to show their claws,
said she. Why. didn't yoI see me 90
and sit down by Mrs Lamb? was
praising Virginia to her. ! was wishing
| only had Virginia's eompleNion-and !
wish ! had Oh, Won have to kotou IN
the chaperous too, or else they will ruin
YOU. the old tabbies They put me in
mind of hens pecking the heads off of
other hens chickens. It's a part of the
labor You think so lightly Of. Why,
actually got a partner for Julia Drink
water oh. | tell you if get an estab-
lishment and fortune. shall do lots of
good things | shall make any number
Of people happy that wouldn't be if !
hadn't the t, rtune. | shall make it
particular charge 10 establish girls in life,
20 give nice war,lrobes 10 this pretty per
son who wants it-why, sometimes a
warClrpbe is half the battle-look at me
People viii think a world more of You
with one than without one. | can tell
you Yes, particular charge to have
one taught a trade, and one set up in
business, and I shall have matchmaker
Of match-nakers. I've felt the need of
it. 30 YOU see, I'm not 50 unprincipled
AZ you think
Bettier
I'm looking out for great many 9th
ers than just myself"
At any rate it's doing evil that good
may come, Bette :"
Wen, its better to do that said the
incorrigible girl, than nothing at all
Now. tell me did dance welI?"
Ikea little fame. Yes. must adj
nit that you danced like bali of fire
like golden butterfly on the wind
Il don't know how well that would be-
But that's the way ! Ike to hear,
you talk. so III reward you Look
here"
1t was a basket of the most slrperb
orchids that ever saw, priceless affair,
from which she drew the scarf she had
thrown over it.
With Mr. Dunrobin's compliments
Ell He has seen me, you see.
Wen, then
Well, then, this morning jeanette
Kean is going to mount her hunter. and
leap tive-barred gates. and things
shall let her do it, And Laura Stock
wood is going to drive into town shop
ping she'll 60 alone. And Elsie and
Caro- are going TO the woods; let them go
| am going to find Mr. Dunrobin. and
thank him just as sweetly and modestly
as a little milkmsid-I do write such
bad hand And then | am going 20 get
my water-colors and 90 out on the rocks (
| shan't do much sketching every man
IN the ho-ise VIII De down on tiiose rocks (
Then | am coming up to read with YOU
that means get nap, and then lunch. I
And after that drive with Mr. Wonder I
bust. and later | sail with Mr. Kilgore. I
and then ITS dinner and then talking I
ana proifiehaains on 'fie piazza ana 'heh /
ihe concert ana danciils, ana supper
That l. Well then And Tomorrow
Lhere.s the archery ana the picnic al the
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