The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-22
RESULTANT THOUGHT. !!

- Ben WIN SoAAS oPpoSAec tAe
-, este and saw Anna sitting on
.seps, he lif.ed his hat and went
g n beside her.
scsense don't ges up; / want you to
- me something.
mai is il!
~ you will sit here with me until
noon rises"
.osstainly.
>f1ank you. But then you ought to
1evn.
nv the moon has already risen"
~ hat 90! All, but please stay. II
rpev how good 1t Is to be here
!. hat huriy-burly down town, Be
- X We 90 in we shall have lights,
nv eyes are tired. Please. want
N over some Of the recent psy-
s.a,eical discoveries. You are inter
- in thought waves, aren't your"
i have done some reading on the
- recently" she admitted, and re-
I'd her seat.
zTe]l me about II" he said comfor-
~.
INV. | thought you wished to do
talking."
IN MOI" cheerfully. I've been
ains oil day. 1t has been bargain
Il my counter"
You poor thing. Shall l bring you
- - an fce1"
on. you can laugh" he responded
p3naturedly.
"A Pegasus in q plow."
~P1ease don't I'm tired"
n bargain day so very bad. them"
ssked with a touch of sympathy.
<r9y bad" he ASSURE her. smiling.
Fla nc bring you something rest
-Eothing on earth could rest me
- than the delicious repose of your
ssnce:
IA had better than all the ballads
. Xnaf ever we're sung or said,
y are the living poems,
. "A al the rest are dead
Unn-don't move, ! will shut up.
- tell me where you learned the
~ Of keeping silent. how many
- "a you sacrifice to Minerva be-
he endowed you with her full
1ngs Of wisdom?"
Owls to Minerva.
bidnt the Greeks use to sacrifice
b hers They sacrificed doves to
1o1ite."
- begin with, Minerva was a
= goddess"
Eas she. Well, what did the an
- sacrifice to herr"
FfetU much what mojerns offer up
~ altars-miGnight oil and medi-
Whatever 1t was, wish you would
vomen generally into the secret
4 en- assure you that few of them
- Il I saw q poor fellow at the
- With q girl q few nights ago.
I'm something Of him on the
-: he's been travelling rutty
"A imagine be had taken the
= the opera thinking she would
- Quiet and give his frazled nerves
nco to knit up their ravelled ends.
~ can bet your life she didn't.
tnlked . blue streak from the
- took her seat until she left 1t,
- up or down. And he had to
= md answer best way he could.
NOV I caught myself wishing
opor victim could sit down by you
1T He looked an age older when
~ out and felt ten years young
Ioa can't imagine what Q boon 1t
Ne tired man to feel that he can
Dwn BY the voman-he-well. en-
ling with-and needn't talk I'M
y wants to-"
bought" she commented dryly.
We we're going to discuss psy-
1Ical-what do you call It? Pie
y?
ypaDwish. Yes, We were. That
= we're to talk and l was to SIT
~ listen and forget that It had
1nFx1in day at my counter"
let me get my thoughts In or
)ooned her head against the BAN
- looked away to where the
stars were struggling against
yonger moonbeans. The linger-
111or-glow touched her hair TO
- tints and fell with exquisite
- upon her rpturned face. Ben
= her wistfully and his pulses
ID n only he dared to hope
~ good news would be good
. her. She had forbidden even
Ecsstion Of sentiment between
~ they had never met within
year that he had failed to re-
- she Was to him queen OF al
He suspected that the size
oalazy vas what stood between
- had asked her abruptly II
~ marry . poor man and sne
pity replied:
+ would be doing him too great
Tee"
= then he had fancied- until re-