Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-02-18
A Little Comedy Of Errors
BY S. s. MORTON.
CHAPTER XII.
Fal.-Good hearts, devise some thing.
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The following day was Sunday, and,
although North's mind was so absorbed
with the important investigation that
he had in hand that he felt impatient
of everything that delayed its prosecu-
ton, he was forced to submit to the
twcnty-four hours inactivity and sus-
prnsc He passed the greater part of
the time in his own apartments and
was fortunately left to the undisturbed
solitude that he so greatly desired.
At as early an hour Us practicable the
next morning he started out with the
intention of calling upon Mrs. Maynard
and taking up the discussion of the Dun
kirk will case at the interesting point
where they had dropped it at their last
interview.
Il wonder" he soliloquized, as he
walked slowly down the street in the
bright morning sunlight, Il wonder if
Noll is in the habit of dcvoting SO much
of his time during Office hours to calling
on Mrs. Maynard? To be sure. the alb
sorbing nature of my business will suf-
ticicntly excuse the course in her eyes,
but what Noll's partner and clients
will think of my persistent neglect of
all professional duties and my con-
tinucd absence from the Office is an in
trrrsting and pertinent question which
leave for them to answer. They will
probably suspect that, for man who
is SO entirely in the hands of his
friends. NOll is drvotinT Il great deal of
time to a personal supervision of the
campaign-loolling after hi, fences, in
fact, very much after the manner OF
other candidatrs Wen. | don't see chat
| can help it. and, really"
"NTr North, sov sir I v.,nt +
snrnI; nv,r, WIN vnn st,,n. ,ir.,"
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Nnm,n ,rI it,.o., rit mod in, l,I,l i,r,
md ,h,r,r,..1 viii, - I,.rr,.,, ,,f >,.rrt, err.
nhasis which Indicated the sneaker had
allowed his onr~y MISSIONS t., ri,, to II
disarrrcahlp cytrnt
North suJJrn}v ,tnpnpd and wh;r,cd
ornpnI win - ,Iir.nnrrrt.J mir Cnmino
oftrr him NJ a bi~h nrrs,,,r, r.fr nt
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E1,,,',i,,l. ,,',!,,,1,. - 49,, ,,.,.;+o1 old
rcntlrmon North l;ftnd his hat SAVING
courtnous,v.
Good r,orninc sir"
ooh co,1 ,,,n,.,,ircr sir.,,, rc+ortnd tho
o1d cr,rtI,,,,,,, ;,,sriIl,, NOT ir+r,,,1ino
Tho t,,nr,1. ,,s nv, n,s,,.rrin,r s,1rt,tion
hr,+ -, ,r,,,, a"hoinrr thn,,, T., ,,,,t,,f,,I
mnclLr,.v .Ynr th;nI< v1u'ra n MIGHTY
fine vonnc rrntIrmon. no doubt. Mr.
N,rtL, W., s,t ~, 70 ho - ,rnntlnm,n
sov don't vn,,.,,'
"Rcollv. Sir" s3id North. in amaze.
mont loHl,iur ,t his irtrrIncrtnr ,s Il
h, ,,onsidrrnl him mn ,,,,..,Drd lunotic
..vonr Inprunrr is ouitn rnc,urd for
II Won bov~ ,nv lusinrss with mo 20.
ourst that vnn st,tr If rivillv. othcr
wise I must decline to listen to- vou,"
"Ol, vnu t,l,r n lofty mir rDnn vDur
s,lf Mr. North--o LOFTY mir. don't youp'
returned throlI ,rrr+lr,nnn. ST i'll nnrri1v
though his tones and manner softruCG
Instantly under North's cool stead,
look. "N'mn'vc worn my potirurc nnt
rivilitv ont lonr o,ro. and now want +,
know what Won, orr roinr tn do. oh.
Ercous,, If Won haven't ,rot any plans
why then have. and it is time some
thino WAS dome ob,ut this MATTER"
~, ,,.h,+ ,,,,+,r H., ,.,u r,forq" in
ou;r,1 Nmr,h y,h, ,n;rb+ b,vc sns
| ncctrd his ind;rnnnt ossailont's idcnti
| tv by this time. if he had not been toe
| greatly ANNOYED +, think clearly abou
that question.
"Ehp What nr, tollrincr ?houtp' do
mondcd the old nnnt1rman olorin,
wrath frIIv from brncoth n noir Of shoG
rv cvcbrnvs rs bo rendered. this fro,
tr,,,sl,+io, 90 No.tb,e ,,.o,,ls .,ly,u /;
that amt the toppin' off of impcrtincnce
You've put me Off time and time ari,
with your tritlin' excuses and promises
but I'll swear that you never tried thi
dodge before! Mrmory's failin', oh
Then perhaps l can Jog it a little
Here. sirr" and turring furiouslv ut tn
inner pocket Of his coat, he drew fortl
n large. dog-carcd account book and ex
tracted from it a soilcd folded pape
which he thrust dcfiantlv Mt North
"here's that note of Amity's with Won
Endorsement written across it; and nov
Amitv's cleared out and here's the not
overdue by six wcclls!'