Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-11-29

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should he say farewell to herf Could he ask
her to accept an occasional letter from him
and to replyi Would the Tramlays want to
spend the next summer at Hayn farmi be
wondered. Should they come and Lucia see
him carrying pail of pea pods to the pig
sly, or starting of with oil skins and big
black basket for days fishing Off shore
would not her pretty lip curl In disdainf Or
u the family wanted to go to the beach for a
bath, would be come in from the fields in
faded cotton shirt and trousers and bandless
old straw hat to drive them downi
No; none Of these things should occur. The
Tramlays should not again board at Hayn
farm, unless he could manage in some way to
be away from home at the time. He would
oppose it with all his might. And yet, what
could he say by way of explanation to his
parentss There are some things that one
cannot explain-not if one Is young man
9ho has suddenly had his head turned by
ahangc OF scene.
How he should say farewell to Lucia trou-
bled him great dea particularly as the
time was approaching rapidly. To tell her
81 his love would be unmanly. while be was
1nable to carry love forward to its natural
sruition; but. on the other hand, would it be
right for him to take mere friendly leave at
er having betrayed himself over her hand at
The carriage Window And il her manifesto.
lions OF jealousy at the Dinon party meant
anything more than mere desire to monopo,
TITO bis attention, would she not hate him II
be went away without some expression Of
teDderuesss
The longer be cudgeied his wits the more
Inactive they became He resolved to call Of
once and trust to chance. and perhaps a mer-
ciful Providence, to help him to a proper
leave taking He wondered if she would bo
at home; he lad heard her recepitulate sue
cession Of engagements which seemed to him
to dispose Of a week of afternoons and even
ings lie would seek her father and ask him
when Lucia could he found at home
He acted at once upon the impulse, but
Trarnlay was not at his office As tie time
was about nson, Phil strolled to the restau
rant to which the iron merchant had taken
him Traniay was not there, so the Young
MAN trs SEAT and ordered luncheon Just
as il wa. served, Marge passed him. without
seeing him. and young man at Il table be
hind Phil said to his companion
THAT Mnrge is lucky dog Have you
heari that he's going to marry Tramlays
daughter she'll I've RICH iron Is looking up
''fs that ~, asked the other "When did
Il come outr
DON'T know whether It's announced yet. ,
was the reply. but one ct the fellows at the
hank told the, and suppose he got it from
Garge. he KNOWS him very we'll"
Pills appetite departed at once: it seemed
to him his life would accompany it. His
mind was In daxe; his heart was Ike lead
His feelings reached his face and. distracted
and stupid though he felt. he could not help
seeing that ne was attracting attention, -
ne paid his bill, went out. and hurried along
the street Tho drst distinct impression Of
WHICH ae "as - tnat tnere neeo no
longer % any oou0t ABOUT now 20 shy good
~ 20 tnc,a; I0rmaI courte0W note would
suffice be would not trust himself to meet
her Gould ne blame bert No; be certainly
had no ehin upon her heart. nor any reason
TO eeaily believe she had regarded him a.
moee than pleasant acquaintance She
1au Iss uuu 81 81 na.os ous nad not sne
us..s'' ~ .oes ~ Wa merely an
oau ...ns sosos 8 one nad tne right
10 - ~" 49, oo; yee Marge-
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. merry. 's''4''se 'oo' "ke LUCIA orove nim
. NE, u.au
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'ne ~ Poln'nea' was nls punishment; II
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sae ' "nnm : moment ne feared be
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so:n,p . w. purs9ng nlm- There Ger
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