Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-05

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~ Is pity that you do not take the
trouble to see more Of The the-little
D.eggar, as you call him. interrupted
Miss Malsie, with sarcasm.
hang III! ! see him nearly every
day OF his slumberous little liie," said
rom; and | kiss that jolly pink head
OF MS every time. But, of course, IA
man cannot be always in the nursery.
mat Is woman's place-isnt it?'
You have made up your mind that
II il kitty's place." retorted Maisie,
with toss Of her head.
Hush, hush, Aaisie dear" said her
sister, looking distressed.
An right, said Tom, with that lazy
grim OF his. IL don't mind bit; and
belleYe GOring's IN awfully good-tem-
Iered fellow too"
ms alusion TO her adnllrer had its
ushal effect Of silencing Miss Maize,
ana she contented herself with sulk-
ing Tor the rest of the dinner.
On the following morning Tom made
MS appearance in the most sporting of
costumes ANA the highest sporting Of
lie was an admirable whip, and the
prospect OF driving four-in-hand down
10 EPSON had an eXhilarating infu-
cnce upon him. lie breakfasted with
huge appetite, chaIied and joked III his
usual boisierous way, with the two
dles-though AlGisie scarcely deign-
Ell TO speak 10 him-and altogether
comported himself like schoOlboy 90
ing out for a holiday. After breakfast
ne hnd a conversation with his butler,
VINO was 10 accompany the party in
charge of the luncheon: and then he
went on 10 the livery stables, from
which he hired his coach. By II
o'clock. punctu.lly, he had piloted that
vehicle round 10 the door Of his own
house.
Mrs. Nillars and Maisie came out 10
see The coach start, and Ia tender their
adrice-whai woman is not ever ready
I'm that commodity the be.
sioWal Of luncheon hampers. Miss
haisie bad rceo, cred her tempcr by
this time Possibly the sight of char
les Gofing, whom Tom had picked up
on the way as one of lie party. had
something 10 d. with her present be-
E'gnant frame of mind.
Morning. Mrs Niilars- NarEiUg.
Hiss Ilppingsione" said the i1yial
Ihhrits raising his hat Glad 10 see
lhat ihe hampers are ready for rs. bS
JnNe. These horses ~ Toms are SO
fresh this morning that they're almost
our II hand. We have had more than
oue squeak 81 a collision already"
Hoist EN- NJ quick. 10 The roof
here, said Tom Ia Singleton. tile but
tier, Who, with the grDoms aid was
already lifting one al tbe hginuars
i can't hold these blessed cattle much
longer
My dear Tom said Miss Maisle.
with a superior air. fancy exposing
Naur luncheon 20 the rays of this posi-
uNeiy scoiriiing sun. The champagne
VIII be tcp.d, The cream sour. the
pigeon pie alive, M,
on. bother | forgot" cried Tom
hns,ilN. checking bis sisier-iu-law in
hei prophetic St'ings II evils. Good
thing you mentioned il, Maisie. 10y
IoSe' Where shall web ave it, single
tunT
There VIII be plenty 81 room for the
hampers inside with me. sir. answer.
50 the butler touching his hat.
'All right. III with EN- then"
And mind how you lin that one.
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