Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-02
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TALE or FRANCE q
BY N. e. o. lllIl
I'M IlIi----lIlIl Eli Ii


IN bptveen fireplace and window. and
II am used to her moods. so 1 kept
IA waited for developments. She sat
|, h,r light coat setting on her pretty
!, 10 the best advantage. her green
,ooue-I believe she calls It toque
srlue her ripping brown hair, her
~ tAn supported on one gloved hand
4. dshed again and looked out Of the
NJ across to the square, where the
| hves lay in brown patches on the
1 d and the wind walled dismally
d the bare boughs.
|Tsle she said suddenly. turning two
" eyes toward me. 81 should think
pax to visitors"
n >-s,lng for you to speak frat"
1eskly, Il thought You had some-
,ay your mind"
b yna ildl Why. men never give us
b fedIt for having minds at all"
IAt they'll
"a You think us all stupid. Why. do
ls,r, when thlnl: what deep and
Il hatred have for men. ! could
|.li-l--' And she brought her UNI
d lsvu on the floor with an emphasis
} made ne glad was not mankind
<Isal.
|zhf she exclaimed, after few sec
silence, why don't you ask me
q TIE matter?" aud her blue eyes
4
AaugA, II was only a new grievance
Er.nen.' answered.
Inr grievance. indeedi All our grlev-
n "a ola as TIT" hills-as old as
~ she snapped.
W., too bsdw I murmured softly.
n ls0 bad" she cried Indignantly.
lTry well for you to talk like
= way don't you get up and do
nass'
c4.y
siils me very weary. Do sit down
smilble. Listen. do listen for a
" be quiet You see. George
HASe had another quarrel-a very
mi bad this time. You said yes
Ma no and you decide to live
hvsr and ever" said. glibly.
"a you! Oh. how can you? 1t
aE way at all. We went to pay a
SINE friends OF his. When we
j .lllHs home he said. 1t will be very
Anisl, when We have a little home
I s,l Isu said it wouldn't, Just to make
4. .,,S 70, Gus. I want pink home.
mn blue strlpea-'"
y IL the mischief"
'',a any Of his business what
Ne should have remembered that
- ruslic woman, and that women
-, Just occasionally''-wlth bit
nave ideas. / want, and
AslA wanted. a room all pink and
lsN anyway, he misunderstood me.
|-s.N me full In the face and said that ,
Y 4 ~ nigh ideals. but he also be-
y saaflty, ana thought my remark
| I, was very uncalled for, Just
\ 4. friend was city Alderman.
q, ~ wv mink Of that? never said
h WI Aldermen--I mean convlcts,
\
49,
y ii,ailnt explain. Why should I OK
n X, simply stated a simple pref |
4 Why should / exnlain -. any
wv that ala Won 40 tbsn ~
~ unhlnd thinrs abont H. , anr ~
sslsrel he was n gooso ard 'e sn,,ii
LIZ he liked az friends-an, ~ ~, o" i,
~ ,ea pat me. oh. it was a drpadfii
Y, ,sas your fault You sbor,d b.va
~. | said '1'N A@'0
'',s,anea, Take his mart. ,h,,.s r,v,,.
y part. Poor lila Ia ! s ~,
~ his own battlesi M, -, 80
= be Is. ExpIain9 1nSaoi ~ e.
tiieli np yory strat,h, s,,1 ,.,S, nd
4 sindog. she con+inns ~" ~ iouheu
u alike. You don', 49, lou nleh
,Fs wan't 10 nro,a,, "ant "oiueIl 20
~ fght FIR ~ us, you say you
re ana DO nra, ~, sll we are 10 stay
,ngou In dlstre,s . as,i; ana mere
:, Ay "a ali naS S as,,, your aayiee'
y inall handkeycbiet al, ead ri .l
= itsFful 80 eniei went up to
y, ten mo -,
,.l'ra." 'sHie more; can't judge
!. lou tireso,,. .4,.
y ssll VIZ .nlhg; I've told you
! hstri naa uneharltable, and he
: Ia psSlis slrl who had no pity for
" eaar pOsiuons."
esarse
Wien ana he declared was
y rpholstsrrv, -. knew the difference
IVA and be 1 tsI,i prison pms stripes. and
,.l.',riss,' s TAXED about croeodiles
'i n l, ! wish 7 had him here. ia
" slrnis s's M neck &c r.. ! cried. ener-
4. ssc iaP ' you'd at me me ~ sYoa would