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A lev days after this Coriuns reosived by
mai Treatise GA Ehs k7egifg al pozltry
weieh Sc herself hed ordrTod rhis $40 49,
herself % stady and soon became interested
IN dsSAiis 81 breed, feeaing. housing, etc.
All TIE books ssd newspapers Of Importance
bearing GA ths suoiect Ccrinne read iadus-
trlous-y. Then came practical work After
S.H months experience ths young lady wrote
modest article on Poultry Raising. and
sent II % The People. A cordial answer
Was receive 81 with a liberal ekeck-COrlane's
hrst compensation for literary work
To tae old orchsra tress the girl went IN her
excitement and Joy They were bsre Empty
nests hung fron tEsir b0ugts, and tie dad
grass about them Nas fscked and Matched
with snow. But IN CoriHnes heart there
50 encouraging, be praised her styls, ne
suggested books for her 20 Rad he promised,
II she worked and studied. noble success By
and by-nos necessarily ia poultry articles,
though sid articles suited The People 70 A
dot, and he wIsssd more II them lie ma .lsd
various books on industrial subSsets-bes
raising. silk spinning. flower culture. etc
and advised reaaing up Of the sub iects and
articles On The Same
In the meantime" said be. keep your
eyes open There must be much in your
country world worth writing about Ia some
our OF door searching, a real poem may show
itself an mos or Lchen, the glance Of a little
wildwood dwetler or the aash of jeweied
brook"
10 was year from the time THAI CoFfnne
questioned the apple blossoms IL her despair.
10 was noissd about that Editor Etoiie was
visiting IL the mel eighborhOod Cor-inne's init
mate friends, the "heartEes brother and the
enfant terrible iEcluded, began to ansSoipats
a triumph for their frisad and sister Shs
was correspondent OF Lea Etolle's-a
favorite contributor to tho The People.
No one else with 50 much riga could aspire to
the great mans favor
In the course OF time Corinne was invited
to garden party 70 meet the star. The hour
came. and the editor was introduced Corinas
stepped forward eagerly, eH smiles Ths
gentleman bowed politely, exactly as to
twenty Others 70 whom he had been present
ell The whole company, looking on, under
stood Corinne's humiliation She soon
slipped away, and on reaching bozss went
wandering uader the blooming orchard trees.
How handsome he IS How distinguished
his style. Nobody ct the party eoGld com
pare with hin. Only litfie cider than I.
and ne hrs almost national reputation!-
30 COrinne nuSed, as she walked up and
down the fragrant, wind blown elleyE
By and by she seated herself. and, taking
pencil and paper from her pocket, began 10
scribble. a. the bcst way OF forgetting her
disappointment Gradually a sense OF the
ineHabie beauties OF her little corner Of the
earth stole over her. Soft. fragrant air.
azure SKY, white banks Of vapor, rosy shapes
Of bud and bloom, the hunnlirg Of happy in
sscts, the trili Of home going birds, the lovely
gTeensry of notched and scallopcd and blade
shaped leayes-aH met and mingled in her
soul, producing a sort 0f ecstasy. Her
thoughts began to take rhythmical form, and
a genuine poem grew under her almost un-
conscious hand.
As she sat leaning against a gnarled old
trunk, pink petals nesting in the eriaDs Of
her black hair and IN the folds OF her pale
blue gauzy dress. she made charming pic
ture. At least SO thought the distinguished
Mr.. Etoile," coming gently eloag the or
chard path, his footfslIs hushed by tue
matted turf
'Corinneir
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The giri rose, her cheeks hot with blushee.
Forgive ne for treating you 50 badfy Just
now Iot rs walk under tho trees and talk
about old tines Do you remember the dsv
I pulled you oat ~ the cranberry BOG when
you hroka through the ice and thought ysu
were drovuiBgF
Corinne looked up in arnazsment Il vas
yes. II was job Austin; light loosrs, frecklss.
s1d all
do you forgive raeY' he persisted.
Il think We are quits she sasd. now ahls
% look up rozuishlT through hsr hlnshes
Strange didn't recognize you when you
were intToCncsd 70 me today"
'Doas spssk Il that. sad Job. What
j. tbs snd be took possession, os bY sdlto-
RAJ rigst of the paper fntteriag IN her (
hand His face grew rsdiau. ss re rad
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been disappointed "a YOU. This Is fenrina,
snd it Is ossutifui. II < a growth. net bis 4
q Manufacture
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orchard. there ras 3 bsppv kgba in boa
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