The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-04-04

H k8g&- ~ fore he arrived that
r ~ ~ ~ Larry declared her.
g W MI g self sick OF the sub
81 49, ~ ID 7s ject.9 1l &c ,sg as
s9 SaHA @6Svgaf s48seL AIRY was the
g ELH NW ,f..only one of the fam
e salans1aA, lily who had not met
IS II = him and with her
Is aAiHl1 usual pefversity
5ed1 Ra0fY made up her mind
Is .ff7sf not to like him. lie
Twas learned in mathematics, which only
scored against him in her eyes
THE calculating power alone shouAa
tsseem to :be the least of human GUAM
Eties." she quoted, her small nose In the
lair. There is something wrong about
Ia man whom everybody likes. My pro-
Ephetic soul tells me shall not take 10
Ehim, at least.',fa 80 81 II sgU uY6 5t}1
& The Wednesday the professor was ex-
4pected Larry went for long. walk she
Emet Ned Erskine and Harry Winthrop,
1.-TWO young artists with whom she was
Egood friends. and enjoyed herself very
smuch. getting in barely in time to dress
for dinner.
r. They were assembled round the taple
when she slipped into her place ana
Ethere was reproof in her mothers
voice as she said, my third daughter
tt-sS fs4
E IT there was anything that her third
daughter hated, it was being addressed
by her baptismal name. With pout OF
sher red under lip she bowed hastily ana
IL was not until she had disposed or he r
soup that she looked at her oppoSlte
Eneighbor. 4 ei3@ s5''a't s. - 80
Fl A tall, thin man With brown hair ana
"a snort brown beard and noustache,
Ethlckly streaked I, with grey, g. large.
Edome like forehead and near sighted
gray eyes that looked kindly at 'her
Through his spectacles. jot35 .lli3l't'3.
e. He was a little surprised at the los
Tile expression in the brilliant brown
1@eyes, which. surprise deepened into as
constituent when. in answer to a low
voiced remark, the young lady srepneo
j also in a low tone, bu1 50 distinctly
that he heard every word s.-fa,.,,e
/ think he is an old fossil"
4 notwithstanding this, several times
i during the7meal his eyes strayed to the
white ROBBED figure, the bent. shining
+ = brown head. and once, in the midst OF a
! remark from Augusta, he turned quick
51ygto listen to a peal Of merry laughter
from Larry ..n.....-,. ....... -....
4 several Of her friends came in during
the evening and she devoted herself
EIolthetr entertainment completely 1agT
/ noring the professor. When she kept up
this behavior for nearly a week 1t at
tracted the attention OF her. family as
we'll as that of the visitor and when gen.
/ tie hints were scorned Larry was Sc
asyerely reprima nded. f r9ea...ett*f
|pasY gu are positively uniadylike,' SAID
Mrs. Austin, sand I insist upon at least
! ciyility. He must think you are an III =
4 manneredi child.nrs agai9os. Iu1 :: j.el.t
fO}
advanced years." g saucily answered
i Larry e,< ~ .,.t. :t-.,e rs,s-.,t 9ss9.4a =
you gareI iexceedinglyui i'm pertinent, =
answered Mrs. .o Austin. who was now,
very angry. ~, a2"f insist upon your being
/ polite 70 Prof sChesney and doing your
share toward entertaining him or shall
certainly complain of you, to your faith
en- -LeaVe the room, miss 5as.a~4 y .@
lF'zcA little ashamed and wholly angry,
larry whisked out of the room almost
IjntO the professors arms, with such
sforce as to rather stagger ohim. 's@sa;9 +
! With hasty Excuse me-" she sped
4 along the corridor and up the stairs,
while. the ''estimable gentleman; stood
and looked after her. r. tgs. = 3.CY3I
can old fossils" he murmured, with a
1slight smile, stroking his beard.
i Shortly after this, to the surprise of
= all, Larry rSuQQonly cnduS0Q her 3IdCIICS
i and at dinner one day addressed the
lEpTofessor. =. He answered +courteously
sand very readily Joined in the argument
HetWeen herself and Jim. Her remarks
Were bright and amusing, if somewhat
crude, and the brown eyes and change
| full face were very attractive. In. the
Fevening she played and sang for him
and was as bright and bewitching as
/ the heart of man could desire, much to
the surprise of some and the annoyance.
of others of her, family. @1dt &c
q "She means mischief thought Jim
uneasily.f Are you beginning to sue
clltnb5 to- the professors CHARM" he
whispered Icy gu know, gave you a
| week. no an7 r. IIs.J 2l45 5@71 54 -
IT amaGhinlingl of getting up a col
lection Of Fossils she answered, with
la knocking laugh, s:..and this is too fine
/ a specimen to lose Don't you dare in
/ terfere''e tGGO0 sfa1 s1o.4t IN I,As lls35
Poor wretch, y le5oined i'm. 3 5l =
has my sympathy. Is 53sl q y a1BJ H. 1ef
Unable to account for the change In
/ Larrys manner, the professor neverthe7.
less found her very agreeable and
though never neglectinge any one:elses
! It soon became evident that she was the
attraction. 20 The ,.'other two reluctantly
gave way to her, and 1t was ashe who
a s