Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-05-03

IER SUMMEk OEAO. :
,rosticaI Lover and His Rude
Awakening.
r CwEYDOLEN OVERTON. Z
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manifest to Brooke almost
very first that the gods had
her for him. If he had told
Of his conviction he would
ii that the gods had intended
r each other. but when he
about in in his inmOst soul, he
K ap first way. And he thought
4 GOOD deal. You have to
D.ether more than is good for
M YOU are three weeks at sea,
nspngers are very largely i'm
and improbable. and it is too
Dvp, much less to play bean
s bat is why men who are ordi-
tira and sane do such idiotic
ship-board. if they are given
lance. Not that Brooke did
foolish. though; he always
lated himself on that. But he
chance, and few men could
led a better one. She was
Ind agreeable, and Well-bred,
ie rest of it; satisfactory in
by, They had not yet gotten
lose when he had decided that
lsuit. But he did not tell her
1t does not do to spoil 4 wo-
there was any objection to
lit was that she was a trif1e,
ere trihe, spoiled already.
was very much interested in
Il made him talk about him
& plainly the gods had plan
Whole thing aforetime. 1t was
by romantic, too. He had seen
In the steamship Office at Pan
Ne had observed him with a
glance and had commented to
EF gentleman who was with
P elderly gentleman had turn
BOXED, and she had bent over
fplan Of the steamer and had
wanted her state room on the
We and on deck. SO Brooke,
inquired as to what hour the
'oaId go over to the steamer,
INTO the hot morning and took
La BOca, just to sec if it were
p.
VI The elderly gentleman were
W The tender when he stepped
Aat afternoon. She saw him
N"l the wharf. He knew that
auu furthermore he believed
aad been watching for him
Y Aad, but young men ought
~lyEStand those things. How
VII not look at him again un-
'Al aboard the steamer. Then
" because they both had let
.e captain. and the captain
'aem. Her name was Far
,ue elderly gentleman. who
amer called her Winifred.
'''o the elderly gentleman
!, %teSSory. The fathers of
stlS are not always orna-
VII IN the middle distance.
'"tfar was creditable. No
0e ashamed of him at the
Sleht of Who giveth this
-O' thereafter. Then they all
,n ~''cn of their respective
h., "4d did not meet again
o"ly the first dinner. The
\, ~ Is undoubtedly heavens
'"''n III the matchmaking
-, r'u hot had time to observe
,Su'a iittingly, so they sat
~, lucy listed. or wherever they
a 'n Ior Brooke was across
H. 'au hot even opposite to her.
s5." ~ Ae took his seat. and ne
=. y" ne Whirled around and cot
p,h 'ue rest they both con-
edch other. via the csD-
~, s'0'am had seen that same
,so5 '' lie consented sweetlv
W., W It, but he was not fooled
,"uAled. He observed how
VuouSh nuts to make him
| ~, now he looked unamia-
In V" with that. Mr.. Farrar
81: Brooke went into the
1@ 'p to look at some pearls
b. corner t.. of Il grimy hand
8, 0'o not understand that
!, everything. and do NOT
h. 'aught their business.
h. y. ote of those pleasant PEG.
a,, "oo0t who so on the suD-
a9rxa, sou are Il fool. until YOU
gsS, n otherwise, which is 4
aaler us, having the properties
Nan I''s' So he brought the
,b,,. round in this WISE. He
h,n We're likely to have q
ssJIr ~, :. The purser said thai
ss@1 ' :, al that time of year
+ ,oa The Passengers would be
b,oI,. The purser thought the
. asu promising. Brooke
s sjon ''o' and added: Il say
% put me beside Mis-: