The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-03-07
Il MAN AND
Il BEAR.
By Frederick Boyd Stevenson.

the tennis players and such-they
were quite as bad.
"Oh, dear mel" sighed Celia, 81
shall leave them all.
SO she shook her dainty skirts free
from the city's dust. She packed her
seven large trunks, and went to a
hamler so insignificant and so obscure
that the photographic experts failed
to indicate its latitude and longitude.
The big fellow who paced restlessly
Up and down in the rooms of the Fifth
Avenue club was rather good looking.
at least most of the women would
have so regarded him. He was tall
and dark and athletic; and best OF all
he was young and full of the aInbi-
tons of life. His whole aim at the
time in question, however, seemed to
be to wear a pathway IN the velvet
carpet of the clubs reception room.
Some men do their thinking lying on
the fiat of their backs. Others seek
the solitude of the black forests. and
there, alone with themselves and ma
ture. evolve the mighty problems that
wrest empires from rulers or twist
fortunes out of Wall street on the
turn Of the wheat market, There are
still others who eudeavor to arouse
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dwellings, trampiug through the
crowded thoroughfares, ever pushing
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OF locomotor a+oxia
Bat Grayson was NOT afflicted with
nrv nervous disorders. On tho .on-
trary he didn't seem to have nerves
The only thing that bothered him was
where he sbouId snend his vacation
which had been somewhat deJav.d ON
account <of Dressino business duriro
the earIy months of the summer
u am tired of the seaside resorts
and the silly women vbo Horl, tharo g"
soI.Ioouized Gravsor And those
Trims ia rrropo bnro. ono. ca
lie had pope over tbe entire list
many times.
.,y,.rat al j. .;, 9.
olio+ resi- away from nronle
And tbon il WI. lbat =, idno c,,,o
and Gravson stained his Ionr and i,.ri-
tating walk. So il bappeped tbat
NIGHT when friend saw him ON the
platform of The station surrounded
by oueer-lookfng boxes and fishing
tackle and Guns. and pronounced the
query: "Where away?" that the an
swer came: "To the Maine woods,
Or tbe second dav Of Horace c,,.ov-
sons STAY nj tbe old farm bo,ee tbn,o
was ouite Autter of cvcitsr,art
abolt the Mace. ANA II yvoe an No.
cause vo,Inn woman Doe exno.tod
n a.,.i,o tbot o,.o,,fnr
81 THOUGHT Won told me" said Gray
son. somewhat ruefullv. chat was
TO be he only boarder here this srm-
mer. and now YOU are getting a youno
lady from the CITY. DO Won think tbat
is quite right? And / left the cfty
and remained away from the seaside
and the resorts il, Europe iugt to h.
rid Of people. and especially vouno
ladies'"
The ole farmer ruhb.d tbo mir
crop of whiskers on his chin in ar
embarrassed way.
"It is hardly fair" no eofd ..h,,t
calculate. Mister Gra,..on vo,,lI MOI
be put oIt mucb Van 500 this ,onnn
woman knows some or nv, u.ifa.. ra
latiops and tbp, sapt word ~. u.os
cor1fnu upexrartad Iil,o loot ,.,st,,.
day"
There was no holm for Grovson ca
he determined to mako tbo host of i
u win no bnptino. ana feline" soid
he. "and / can keep out of her way"
Just after sumner he heard Farmer
johnson discuseino bis trourIas u.i+b
his wife.
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