Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02

single Cusseuness?" said RhOia
81. Auh Iie u die herself To hear you, Rhoda- But
therv, auAte wasn't 50 awIu!ly proper We
sh0u.dnt " a"Iuly Improper, / SUPPOSE
be,ly Betty, how do you dare 10 speak so about
aUntIe:7
Il don't. ] shouldn't, OF course. II wasn't ready
tOeoness in the next breath that she IS the sweet
81 niue Old dried rose that ever was with all her
lads and IOliss-youfl DC Just Ike her. RhoIIa-
TOse."
-Aqntie never brought you up to speak or her In
~Auntie brought Us up" cried Betty. "we
Drought her up. And on the whole she does us
LII, lOtsh she now: And she Is just will
IL. a. most spoiled children are
-, OGI tongue Is running away with you, Betty.
hat Is II that Interests Bob sO?"
>tadylng those little black daubs OF paintings.
CdL yOu make anything out. Rob? Come lets 70
Uut doors; We shall never Dc young but once ana
the ross only blow In June, and the southwest
81 bODO nks at the foot OF the garen.s ana seiz,no
HO5s arm sue whtrled him out and away he n0i
~ Ie a. gay as she, since under no circumstances
O.iI Betty Oe really unhappy.
must say, murmured the aunt In question
some uie Later, sitting at her window and obsery.
ne l1s TWO yolng people In the garden, throwing
Lr'4t.s, ana gently waving her Ian as II she wert
Gl,inisslng responsibility, Il must say am afraid
our bettle Is perfectly indehcate. Any one would
suppOsc she really wanted 10 be married."
IL she didn't what would she be engaged for.'
asAed khodi. shortly; for Rhoda was In the STATE
OF Mind OI most OF those sisters who, quite agree.
Ihs VITA neither party, have the lll-Iate 20 b.
ground between both IL dare say It would b.
Ntfy agreeable 10 her 10 leave her aimless round
aHI De WITH Rob all out continually, and make hel
Hle eOllpiete. But as long as l am an incapable
Snd 1Ou are another, little auntie, and we neeC
Mt OheIs4ght and care and company, and have
O.1 Just enough money " get along with at
Jim, sIthOut adding Rob and the future 10 ouI
t1lHi.S WY, she has nothing 10 do but 10 take II
very lndeiicate In her, though, TO be all thu
tltae taiAlng about IL before Us without any re.
s1iu 70 our feelings; very indicate In another
.S - Ion my nrst statement, 10 be making U:
81 tldt We are IN the way"
- ooh OtlleVe II ever crossed Betrys mind thai
We an ~ the way. How could It, auntie, wher
you site Eer her home? don't believe she would
10y wish 10 marry Rob n it were 20 take hel
AMY LtVn US Betty likes 10 have every one she
Luxurious In her tastes1 ~ ~Pf'' >S
ny IN the world then, said the amt sdit
own salt?7 ~~N "NS e~'A A''
Os, yes, ne earns his own and that M ever ss
.nany Veners mats what makes AZ fmpor,sfbIs
.ol LII ~ marty, and hinders his saving anything
LOI CdpiIA mat he might invest in Sood enter
pflSts II koo only had the money now mar ne,
spent on other people he could 90 into thar com
pahy LOT the manufacture OF wooden art,cies m =,
wants 70 increase It's business and is lookins
Aoout lor some one with twenty Ihousa nj 90
10 put 10. Ana It's too bad; for it's 20 nerfecsi,
sale; there - always such steady demand ~,
wooden articles for tubs and buckets ana nrrsc'
and clothes pins that are always being us<,d NM
-4anufaetQ1ng tubs ana clothes pinsi ON,