The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03

W. NINlN rulNflNN Witt't
an animated discus
sion had brought 60 the checks usually
pale thoush with a very healthy palloi.
Tncv reached her door and fel rang
The ben
won't sou come inT' " was an IN
viiHuon-.yca Hut the tone would nav,
mnde iis acceptance the last proof "i
mulgl lcrcncrncy
THANK you-no."
Pelham t.owndes could De cool. too,
on occasion IN their very youthful days
when hs had been wont To- meet her ta
hl0ca away or she came out of Nine.
sraudtons private school. and walk
honr with her 90 within a block ~ her
hnmol. when he had wildly wrecked an
allowance saved up since Christmas. ht
great ahncgntlon w the line N new
nrriuirs. IN on gorgeous and secret tpk.
cn of imraasioncd devotion on S. Nalen-
tine Day when he had stolen her neck
rlhhoHa ana ourlcd up r. chunky lock
az Dor thick. straight hair IN the back
ct lla now gold wntch iu those da1 Z
whcH thar flilingH out occurred De mao
ALWAYS Intended 10 practice the cnul-
noes of which hc az times. hnd the MAR
arri. ou hia empress ana enomy
fio bad. ln fact. gone ao FAR nH o. try
irit how t0 assume dignity "a the CON
fusion 20 younE lady who rnuta you
~ laughing M your face Win th'
unrHinr years Pei had given up ihes'
NnriouH systems of retaliation winch
somehow. when brought 90 bear upon
Thee hIgoiuw. however fawlcHH they
tiey might acem M the theory, AWAY,
failed ~ effect in the practice. lie had
ended u.s. accepting hiH ncrvitudo WIN
tho unroaistlng lguominy 81 Folctle, ~,
HllteunH Skye. except that fnlettr ulo
Wiirn whom her mistress drew her chhlu
% itiio too tightly. whereas Pei would
mot love had the courage necessary t"l
Huch opposition 20 the nutocrnuc VIII
Therefore. his thank you-nu,
sounded merely hurt. ana quite failed
81 those other intonntiunH with whicl
many of HE bcttcr.adviHed friends
would have been capable ~ charging u
fh,1 rcw up stairs 10 her own room
nnd crossed her mothers iimld ENfn'
tons through the house ON the way
MrH liircl0w was always muiilcd In
shawl and mostly suffered from cold
ssho put up her thin apologize lltul,
hani 20 her only daughters flushed
chcrh
"iiow warm and tired you look. child
! can't really think. Thee. that rs good
Tor you going into those hospitals and
tenement houses and all those dreadful
place wan talking TO your papa
about 10 only last night The smells are
~ very unpleasant. you know, no muei
carhoiic"
"oh. tho carholio's the best part OF itr
exclaimed the young woman. Hummar
as Now. mamma. you're TO stop wor
Ia. A.
mother with soft. strong touch by tho
shoulders. and turned her round.
"iiavc YOU been lying down. No' I'm
sur, you haven't And tomorrow there
win be- more 10 do than there has beer
to-day. and the florists aud caterers vii
mnke "a confusion, aud you won't TAKE
a wink ~ sleep aud when night come,
you viii be- tagged out and quite un
nt tn see all those people. And you know
can't stop home for the Friendly So
cicty Tor German Employees wives an,
Daughters meets In the afternoon. an,
pOHliivoly promised Father AugeHtoi
60 ho az the service for the stray Italian
wuifa IN the Mulberry Street chapel Il
thc morning
Mm Rlgelow sighed gently aud al
lowed herself 90 be pushed with lovinI
potuiHncc into her own room. whcr
'rhco proceeded To comfortably tuck he
ON the lounge.
Theu Thco went back and nurveye
hcr Image In the glass. She was nuahc
without doubt. and being flushed wa
extremely unhecomlnE 10 her. She coui
could not stand color n made her loo
hlowly. she thought. Indignantly. ~
had always insisted that she was uEl,
all but her hgurc. She admitted TIA
her ugurc was good. Other peopl