The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-26

feeling a letle more like a Justice NV the Peace.
though he WIS consldera6le cHt Up ~; ena ne
sse @(d daGTs f 5aS i InSE s tetm IN. D jest ae eS q sh @R was
on the pint NV excusing herself trSm the
kitchen. We all know that there boy, ] reckon;
He's the mischievest imp Oh two legs. and
when he seen the Square n setting there, no
Knowing the Dominic wus in the house. origi-
nal ain wusn't wicked enough to pan the diyil-
both. the square e2 bad ez the Dominic. and
he's old enough TO know why. SO. when he
seen the square n setting there; he niaue un
his mind TO git ahead NV one Nv EN-, snort cut
"'How are We, square 2, he says. says e. and
both hands in his pockets. stiff ea If he owned
the .pianta,ion; c,o r,,, >, sov. ,no s,,,ro soft
like. % he might talk TO his mother
,,%,WGl, now, be g%sh, sGparEr G"t thiGt t,hb1i s
pnrIor 'longsidc that donghnut dominic. and
| she's sent you TO the Kitchen to spark with
Kitty, 'Tain't the sluare deal, and won
square. The other ledge won't hey that. any
The hired gal says she wanted to faint when
she heard that, and only didn't because shes
too healthy. But II NUS harder yit on the me
feet ag!n e. e hS,d tip hit frg rsao Under tbi Bgs
clear. She's got O fuggy notion NV the, SQUARE
staggering of and Citing to his, sleigh, NV ne
I Tidd% ng coming GO ndpt III mt sr the E,n rSHm nrd he, rain.SsddTtnnrean s
nftcrnfew words fur sizing upthe case with her
sslt tho hired gal, ! mean; u /, b her tb s ipSMiSS1aT
or the Square. ,Them's the facts. now I he'd
It frum the widder's hired man. and don't
tant cases that wus to ave went through post
p9 9TGS e6 6yg no eI d9SS' his II $ s EtSni' here. and was
surprised to SEQ the solemnity that expressed
| itself on the faces Of his audience.
what Anq hSyp o ents 'H to tHhhe e PRid ID ar pr dGH2""t do
ye :" asked the contrary member after the 81 !,
lence had continued for some time. TEL IL
over agin and call it an account NV what hap
| pened to the square"
LA, ia, dotl pc e9ot 81 you hah way put Th it;
| from a stolid German who was usually present.
but who rarely spoke, In fact. he never spoke
that he thought especially good. and he was
known. therefore. as the asserting msmber,
contrary member should seek to edit his tale.
to give It a new title. or even to reconstruct It,
wac no more than could be reasonably eS-
mark OF the asserting member. He forgot that
this member never carried his approval further
recital. But he rallied, finally. and became
m""T Bu ae Wnsn't L the he S wider 70 that H1s got lett ?" he
inquired. glancing over the room to catch the
approval Of all the members who had not yet
mo, it WIS the dominic" asserted a mem.
Der sitting quietly and obscurely back In a cor.
ner, - Ye haven't got in, out Nv The, parlor yit
and I'd like to know eff he'll be to Todtown next
Sunday"
~ guess they all got left" said Philly. land
the Square. he amt ketched w yit. .Chawley
got of fust and ahead: but 1 s'pose he found
! he wanted wind"
We'll, ef We don't like my way NV telling the
story, We can tell it over again, ez | make NJ
doubt We will" retorted the gossip in consid
cradle dudgeon. I've give ye the facts ez
he'd EN- from the hired man, and he he'd EN-
from the hired gal. and I've no doubt they're
right
Then the quiet man OF the club spoke NJ
and said h. had heard a rumor that late In the
afternoon the Squire and the widow had beer
seen driving out OF town as IL looking for some
other parson than Mr.. Flowerbanks.