Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-27

t'Wt Nv hhA uttn fHAH'lN disappointed
mud deceived In Potter, and. worse san
Ia Dora, aud that he never wished to
Gee either Of them a-aiu. Air. Politics
shook him boy tho hand aud forgavc him
Adrian passed wfctched week. In
toycral newspapers no saw It openly
stated that Peter now admitted be was
the author Of ITO Lalage." Peter wrote
that the fifty pounds was most cOuvo.
nicnt, and that ho bad had most
charming letter from Dora. and that ~
tho literary world was paying him most
Entering attentions Adrian grourd
his tcoth, but he had 10 write back
thanking Potter for pil his kindness.
Meanwhile Air. Politics grew restless.
Every paper he tool; up was full Of the
praises Of "To Lalage.r Tho nuth1.
was becoming famous, and Mr. Politics
began TO doubt whether he had done
woll to drive him forth with kontumely.
Adrian. be said suddenly one morn.
ing. 81 don't know that did justice To
young Allison. | shall have another
look at that book | shall order 1t at
smitha."
IL happen to have a copy" said
Adrian timidly
Get 1t" aid Mr. Politics. Mr.. Pot.
ties road it-first with deep thu
with q judicial air. then with smile,
lastly with n chucltlo
ASK him to dinner" no sid. "Oh.
and. Adrian, we'll have The Chiitcrtons
wish you could 30 something to get
your name mp, M boy"
"Nou Ike It, unclt.'
ayes, and | like tho manly way no
owned TO it. II ho had proyarioatod
\ about 1t ia never have forgiven him."
Aftor this Adrian did not dare 20 con.
fiss. 1t was too bad. Hero were both
hig uncle and Dorm ulmiring Potter for
his poems and crcdiiug Peter with eau
dor and courage. Ho was TO lose both
fame and Doml II was certainly too
much. 4 sudden Thought struck him.
lie went 10 town, called ON Potter, and,
as the police reports say, "madl COM
munica,ion" 60 him
| at makes mo lOol. n scounlrol" ob.
| joctod Petor
"rwo huudrcd.-at siz months" sug-
| grstod Adrian.
And aAo % u nice girl 80, I'm
dashcd"---
"a monkey at thrccr cried Adrian.
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sidc aud Of self saer'icing friendship 900
the other t'nt SIR. po'tlcs aud Dora
Chatiogtnn listened 10 that evening.
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4hoh' sa'u ie'e' producing piece
OF llpvr rom hls l'C'"''' you might
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