The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-14

aye, but II she would admit it, she would |,
say thatthe idle lounging on the piazza,
with the happy sense Of responsibility |
from domestic cares, was the attractive bit
Of color to her In the whole picture. She |,
remember anything that was said, /
1t was all nonsense to say they gossiped all
the time; it was simply asubtle agreement
to give way to idle thoughts and idle /
are not so very heinous.
One OF these inspiring conversations is |
as follows:
Where is Mrs. IIilacp
81 don't know"
Neither do L" 7
Anybody know3"
HNo."
Silence and rocking.
"Oh, here's Mrs. Lilac"
"Oh, yes here she is"
"Just speaking of you, Mrs. Lilac"
'Yes; didn't know where you where.D
''Neither did L"
.Nor IL
"See the surf this morninsf"
Eyes, indeed. Grandp
"Isoveiyp
"Never saw anything like It,"
'Neither did L..
"Nor l."
"Do you bathefn
"No; doesn't agree with me-"
How funnyi Doesn't with me-"
"Nor me either"
'Nor me"
"Lots OF work to get all your clothes of. :"
"And your boots"
"And hair"
"And SO sticky you have to really take
two baths"
"That's SO; you do.n
NThat's fact"
awful bother"
$50 think"
Don't you think It is very sleepy at
mosphere heref"
Just what was saying TO my husband
the other day"
why, so was l."
81 can't seem TO do anything at all"
"Hor accomplish anything"
Not thing"
All yawn.
do you suppose they'll have blueberrs
cakes for support"
IL hope so. love them"
with syrupT"
"No, sugar"
| Lovely"
"Delicious."
"Ever eat any browse7"
whats browsef"
"Never heard of it,"
"Neither did l."
\ "Nor In
"Why, it's green huckleberries."
4 "Oh, is that allf"
j. Thought 1t was pudding"
"0r some kind of breakfast stuff liks
oatmeal"
"or drink like mint julep.n
$50 did l."
wish we had some mint julep."
'Wouldn't it be loyelyf"
!, ado you suppose we could get anye~
'Yes. Do your"
J mo, | don't suppose we could"
. mo, guess we couldn't"
wish we could have hop here.H
/. ayes, wouldn't it be nices'
i Lots CT fun"
t "For the young folks"
y "Oh, yes; that's what mean"
i $50 do In
) I'VE might clear the dining room"
And trim 1t up,n
"And hire those hddlers in the mex
town"
a And all dress upp"
. "0f course, all dress up"
e "in our very besti"
/, BE lots of work though"
: 81 know it; SO it would.n
81 don't care much about it.n
"Neither do l. only happened to thinl
of IT,"
: $50 did l."
Nothing venture, nothing have"
: "That's so''
81 wish could be energetic
Energetic people accomplish so much.
I, "Dout theyih
81 love to watch them.n
81 dop
All rock.
.See that sail on the waterH
n 81 suppose it's a schoouerf"
/, II should say So"
~ guess it is"
s "Must be- %
n "Must be dreadful to be pitched abou
Y SOL
1 "AwfulP
4 "Wouldn't be on it for anything"
u Neither would l."
"Musses yon up so to SAIL"
"Spoils your dress "
C. .tAnd then your nose.f'
c. $50 red"
W And shiny"
;, "Smell the tishs"
= "Smells good"
Lovely"
w Mice"
We'll, 1 haven't accomplished thin
3, today"
Neither have l."
vi Nor ~
- "But, then, l never do in summers
. 81 don't"
20 Il don't pretend to-"
"Nor L.
n every year say I'm going to-"
"oh, yes, do too"
Every spring"
ayes, so do L.
IS "But that s all"
n. "Yes, that's all"
AL smile.
"Iike to readi"
Something Interesting"