The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-16

aaId Fec. "Ihny think innt every
BODY hel0nfa 10 them
80. that's what lhe row |s about n
~" a|d !. catching her NJ
'Whal DO you mcanf said she.
showing was on The right track.
''Nhy. lt's your fault and not milne,
at ali.
Eyes; but It's al your fault"
my fault indeed. ] see Il al noW.'
"See whatf
"You have been az your old games
again. Fec and you Try 20 plant u on
me-"
"Plant WHAT said Fec.
Ewes apple tree-nirtatlon."
Il am sure have not-how could II
II was an uneven party. owing 20 your
not turning Mp. There was The eener-
nj for Lady Gaudy. Tommy IAwless
for Mrs Lock and Lord Gouriay Tor
Alice and you 10 play"
"Hc careful" said !.
"Propriety with mr. Of course"
ala. hn. And OF course you could
not play prOprlety alone by yourself
and so-p0Or Allccr
Poor Alice. lndeedr' said Fec. with
sneer: Il suppose she has told you.
"Shc has told me nothing"
'rhen how else coulG you know
"You let Il OUT
"l.ci ont whatf
"iOur hcar-on a repairing lease.
DO you think ] don't know your DO
you suppose for one instant that ! i'm.
aginc you could spend an evening
without illriatlonY
II was my turn 10 De Indignant
n don't nirt." said Eco.
Then why have you quarreled with
/ AliceT
ooh. these girls get ideas Into their
heads n you only look at q man"
"fknow that look"
Frank. you know perfectly we'll"
THAT Lord Gourlay knows II. too"
zone has 20 entertain ones guests"
"What about poor Allcct Why did
you not think Of herr
4 did. asked Lord Gourlay to
/ meet her"
"And then quietly appropriated him
10 Yourself"
4 dld not-I swear did not. But
these boys"
ooh, first q was my fault. and now
MS Lord Gourlay's fault There u
nothing 80 confusing as return to first
principles,
"Iust because I was sitting al alone
with no one 10 talk too"
"And letting him see how miserable
you are when you have no one % dirt
with" said !. initiating her injured
tone Of voice
"IIe was bound TO be commonly po-
lite 10 his hostess"
and leave Alice 20 iwiddle her
ghnmhsf-
why did she not keep him 20 her
selff You know ! hate boys"
Il know you hate girls
Il rather liked Alice"
$50 did Lord Gourlay."
"Till you spoiled II all"
.If"
"Yes. you. II you had not forgot
ten-l say forgoiten-you promised I,
come round 10 our box. | should nevel
have quarrelcd with Alice"
"Or firted with Lord Gourlay-
"And they might have been engages
now"
like you and I wercf'
Frank. you are brute. and-and-'
There. there don't cry"
Then. why -,lo-you b-b-ully meF
Il don't bully you.
"whai was left ~ the little lac
What was left u the little lace hand
kerrhief was rolled Into the Size Of I
racquet bah and squeezed into her lef
eye
when YOU see am 80 mls-is-eF
ahlp noute.I Fs,o
because you have Qliarreled witt
Alicef'
"Because'I treated you 50 badly"
Eco Is clever
III you make your eyes red you
; husband win think hc has not beel
paying you sufficient attention"
"Ycs: poor George" said Bee.
, "And nav. what about Allcey sal
I. consollne her
"Thai Is what want YOU to Al
range"
Put howy' I had her hand Ia MIND
"why. make hove 10 her. said Fee
| smiling feehy.
TO Alicef Aud this from you. fcoy
Yes; she win think Il makes m
Jealous"
"And Lord GourlayT
"Oh u VIII make him Jealous. too.
, "And then We shall an be- friend
! again"
There Is nothing like rivalry % pr,
mote love-" said Eco
! Il was oncc your husbands rival,
said I. repwachfully.
"And now h. Is yours" said fe,
giving a little squeeze Ia my hand.
: When had promised not 10 max
too violent 1--we 20 Alice. | went ava
, and took the shre,is Of llttic lac
. handkerchief with mr. thought
was perhaps safer. aud pa did Fes
That's how ! got It, anyway -ricl
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