Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-11

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The scheme works well" shs nut-
tered No eIevf Of course not. Trust
wOnaans wits for that. SIX months
more will give Us all the money we need,
and then for the sunny south Bah, How
| detest this horrid climate as well as the
hurry srTirrying habits Of the people.
Everything Is rush and hustle and money
making Well. le. them pile up their
wealth bet them repair the raTages 81 the
FIRE and build costly temples Of trade and
commerce Those who neither weave nor
spin will be the gamers IN the end
Honest Industry Is ever opening Up ave
nues Of bdleness and luxury for those who
have the courage and ability to follow the
only royal road to ease and affiuenee.
Mr. Claypole finished his nap in about
an hour. and at oncs went out to spend
the evening az his club. leaving his wife
alone 10 entertain the expected visitor.
She added few touches to her toilet
after the departure Of her husband. and
then sal down 10 the piano and sang one
or two love songs in a low eontraltO
voice.
The music reached the ears Of the
bosriers In the parlor. who BY this time
had worn the sensational story Of Had
ley's reception by Mr. Claypole thread
bare and were celebrating a. to the next
step to BE- taken IN exposing the scandal
Gus doings Of the fascinating blond
The old fool has gone out as usual.
said one She's expecting somebody
She always sings those sentimental dit
ties when one Of those kids is coming
Well. remarked another. an elderly
gentleman with pair Of twinkling brown
eyes i think we had better allow things
10 take their natural course The Girta
tons Of married women bring their own
punishment, and guess old Claypole will
finally come TO his senses without any as
siatauee on our part.
Bat it's 80 abom.nably disgraceful."
snapped Miss Goggles II wouldn't mind
50 much il she confined her attention TO
grown men who ought to know better
than 10 encourage her base designs, bat
TO think Of her inveigling those boys
Why. rs an outrage against all the
recognized maxims Of good society
Never mind that. Miss Goggles, said
the Old gentleman. who seemed anxious
to restore peace in the l'relinghuysen es.
Establishment We have done ali we can
for the present Besides. we have no
evidence that there is anything radically
improper All pretty women like to
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Wen. what shAii we do Mr.. Johnson
asked MISS 'oGFIes, as soon as she re-
gained her eo'hpoSGfe
NoUHihg' was inc iaeohic response
Nothltg'
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ti'S query "hlch caused Mr.; Johnson 70
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