Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-11-15


ward, gawky-wcre walking about arm in
arm The idea that carue to him startled
him and sent the blood to his face. lie took
off his hat and put its stiff brim up to his lips
in II tremor. He did not know what to say,
and so he said nothing, but he held ont
tmid arm TO Miss scott, his heart pounding.
She stared at him, stared at her friend,
stopped herself in n gigglo, and with darted
look, which included the two young hobblo-
dehoys looking on, walked away with him.
There was nothing but incredulous adnira-
ton in the face Of her companion gazing
after her.
Shell do just about anything she wants
to, George Scott will, y she suid to their fol-
lowers, who joined her, evincng their appre-
citation 10y uncouth capers and horse laughs
81 bet she'll have some fun
Henry's heart, us they stopped away, beat
SO hard that he could hear it, ana could see
his coat lapels tremble. lie was happy, but
he was dazedi so much SO that he started off
unseeingly, with irregular steps
For space there was sileuce. "Wherc are
we going to, anyhow! ] don't know the
girl said, finding relief in laugh.
They were nearing the seats before the
platform, which, the exercises having begun,
were filed
do you want to set down hereY said
Henry, and they sat down
The girl looked at him. twisting her rub
Der chain. At bottom She was as Innocent as
he. only far bolder; her venture WAS the re-
suit of holdenish impulse and "A wish to be
smart and audacious in the eyes of her com
panion She had had sn,oli notion of how to
nrocoed Int She saw now in her, ,ndi,,ontol
way, which required that effects should be
palpable. that She had but one course His
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abashed her. and she was imnalled to he.
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the Girl went on: I've been over to it.
live in the next town TO Turnbul!-Hincklcy
The Fincllcv BAPTIST Sunday school. ours
We're going TO sing Tho Moruing i, Break,
ing II we can't do bettern some of 'enl
have done, I'll be sorry
she laughed, and Henry laughed. too He
was In II state of thrilled Djea.ur. siIcn As ba
had never known. Miss 5cott's white ruf;lcs
touched his knee; ne could see the soniewhat
coarse bloom of her face without LOOKING. and
smell the perfumcrv on her handkerchief
"You huint said where You come from"
she went on. pulling up her black lace nitt,
Il live down to Schulzman." Henry an.
swered
Down to that Dutch place.
He nodded.
Are voa Da.ch:, She qperi5d. and when
he nodicd araiu. looked 1T him ,.uri,,-l,.
II don't l,royy rs ever saw any Dutcb h.
fore. WIZ. amt that n GOOD way, FROM
here"