The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-29

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/ n tie axhs ozsce mare Esz4@ Mr. Iasa , /
o.dy gave sens to his feelings hy szysn=
sfsszzse4ra thai IsAa
"nhv- naes i -ms1xs9T sAs aASess.
Site rrzxie sozscstazse n both Ess- aoSk ard
suGe
-yo. he said. Ahsss 4 Il Rad ret hsea 81:
shs car wczss Asve b<ea Esrx . tie tn
nes as1 sasn
"The1 whas -
~wea, on@ il 50 narca hcsaer n tas
dark. be rs9slsd. vtsa Macasavssias
svassveaess
@Doat yoa tsiaE yez are bold eroa<h u
the hight" she ASKED, vita e1E..vzs&Ss
srrhzess
sozEetszass se answered
There vas sk9rs ssleuss-
That i the o-sy FznneE 81 ibis part q
the road ~ /. nos she ASKED.
Little sr. To-a s 0@dy gave start.
10. Indeed, be sail; there arg fh-ee
more h.sweea this and caa EaEass. :
she sas gsiet agar. 5oossng fer1s5Teay Al
her folded hands
ia year swcvss-ss.ex hea,ow she asked,
/ with cussons interest, eonsisses1gs the So
/ parent irrele~snev 81 fhe question
/ +rtieS. hollow he repeated Yes Il +
/ Chins=e bsfnaoo- .ta. i. wIsh The joints
/ bored cut 10 Foa wish 20 examine = =
NE she answered. with a smile Ike
/ sunbeam. "oasv / wns thinking that If the
] fs.ale CT whasever VOC cal that bsas~ ihsll-
hle-ths ng a. the erG Of the stick, We're cut
! Off and Ire swoyd removed il would make 3
/ splendid b1ox pe.
! WEI, vel sH he staunaeresS. co,lfaseeliy,
+ what IA the worsd Do want with blow
pipe
''0h. nothing suppose she answered,
with another Slash az . smile: "oriy / was
/ thinking. also. that II anyone had such q
/ blow-plre that Il woala jast about reach
/ from here 70 that lamp. ard that Z little,
vell-difecied ra.f would blow i out with
I out anyone being the Eiser"
'sflh. you angel" said little Mr.. Tom y.
oday ard With tao motions he whipped
osst tie sharp sword-hiade and slapped Of
the ferrule
A. he did 50 there came another warning
tooi from the engine and liaIe smoshered
/ cry from his side.
WHY. here's another tuunelil'' she
cried.
Then, IN the gathering darkness. little
+ SIR Tom y. Oddly cunninrIv laid the ham
further end was just under the lamp~glaSss
set bis mouth to the near end gave q sharp
I pgif. and, prestol the car was in what is
. sometimes known B. Egyptian dark
ness. There was chorus Of
/ cries and smaeking sounds from
/ ali over the car as the light
I minded none OF these, but turned in a
- = Ia
from his captivating companion.
As be flung out his arms 10 make pris-
oner Of the dainty beauty at his side they
we're seized by two hands OF iron, and then
little Mr. Tom n Oddly felt himself irresis-
tbiy drawn down and doubled up over two
undoubtedly male knees. Then eof those
iron hands vas swiftly drawn away. and be-
fore little Mr.. Tom =. Oddly knew what was
happening. he was treated 10 a
oa2tigation Of that basic order
which vigorous mothers sometimes
administer to rebelliouS sons. Then he
was lifted up as suddenly as be was drawn
down and planted. with Jerk, in his cor
ner. Before he had recovered his breath
the train was rushing into the daylight
once more, and there, sitting quietly al his
side and reading his paper, was the stall
wart young man of the opposite seat.
How dare" little Mr.. Tom y. Oddly
began, with fierce pant. when the young
man turned slowly on him and said, in
ponderons. bass voice.
Please accept my thanks for your kind
attentions To my wife.
Your wife, gasped little Mr.. Tom y.
Oddly, and, glancing wildly across the aisle.
he saw the lovely creature sitting demurely
In the young mans seat. Demurely only
for moment, however, for then q merry.
wicked light sprang into those ravishing
eyes, and
The lady smiled