The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-26

beach ut Atlantic City that carly SUM
mer morning, drinking in the air and
watching the slow, green waves break
with the conviction that she was deriv-
ing new strength for her settlement
work II only some of those poor east
side youngsters could have little Of
this sea air too! But they would reap
The benefit of al she got and there
was comfort
Al which stage Of her reflections she
paused to look With smiling curiosity
at something in the sand. II was The
profile of young girl fashioned very
cleverly out of the damp material. As
she continued gazing it grew ON her
that the features were quite like her
own.
It was mere coincidence, Of course.
She didn't know anybody in the place,
finding all the company she needed in
Miss Cunningham. After their break
fast she would get her friend to walk
that way and see how the sand image
affected her.
The waves of the incoming tide were
almost tapping it, but her companion
caught sight of the alto rilievo mod
eled from the unstable material and
stopped to look at it more closely
"Why, Margaret" she exclaimed aft
er a moment. raising her eyes to the
others face. sit looks like you Turn
your head There! Now take off vour
hat Yes! 1t is a fair likeness Of YOU
Who in the world can have done itT'
ut is enough of a likeness to merit
this, returned the other. stamping the
delicate profile into oblivion. 1T is Il
piece Of impertincncen
In the sun parlor of the casino that
afternoon she noticed q man regarding
her There was a contontcd, well fed
air about him which She did not IKE,
although he was a good looking man
in his heavy way. Earnest practical
interest in the thin poor made her q
little intolcraut of stated idlcuoss. At
dinner that evening she caught his eye
upon her again us be passed her table
She avcrted her face. Miss HartWelI
was a very pretty girl, but II fastidious
one, with no taste for seaside liirta-
ton
"Ihat is Burlington, the sculptor -
sue i'''lu "ol'l"" I''i''iN 10 ''''
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~, 4 nat loCe ~ 'iie SUM i''i i"Ve'
This was the man!
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'lo'i''l i ON 'n"' Jay Sa' ',.S ''e 'D'i''
l'ot come before Ihe ellu o. ine week,
lou Slil9 van = ii''l' 20 Icy" ollu
curry lor 5'u' } ou ii''i,''o' nan IT. ooN'
'l women you naive ni,'l ''il lil'h CON-
l,idiH ','4t 'ue p'"'e ID ie9'i w. pu' .
l'l''e uul'' i''Ie . YOU en"ll'e I
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eiissit'',te oi ii'lie "l ,'i.' ~ "' y y
I"''iie wy ne Is 1t E'o' ieli"N I'c'L,
nanny nraIlis put y au3 o. A"'s.
s'i"l' lli''he Inn iiiiSeia.''1 ~ 9e'i''''E
INN Il iiole " introduction 10 you ana
MISS = uii''lNepaIll.
a Gay OF Two Iater 'ne A"ul5 lo'-
low presenter lhe iio'e' ne was
charming young man rom an ae-
quain'ance ne rapiuiS "eN e'oi"o nue.
M ACQUISITION he was Puiel anu o's
i.iiie'i' iio1 "uy' Mss il'I'"''" S"l -
iiEe MN very wen. rom l7 " COCO
ati'iete' put NOT S'Toi.a oH "ial 9l7 ~
character she iausniiisl3 S''i1 70 MISS
OunliineAah'
mss Il"tI"eh Iaa i'ol eheounlereu
'ier iace on tiie SaNu aEal" anu WIS
reapis holhLiE put iealtli aiq l'ieas-
'fe ifolh hsf Naca ton' esp1eIaliy since
young hammond haa become sucD an
interesting part Oh IT, aeh one morn
ING she came upon II again, as DeIore,
u was carry morning one etalnpeo
u out even more emphaucahy.
her brother arrived tnal oay' ana
sue iii'i'''i'''elS eoii''oi'u ~ nm no -"
in''cn 'ili49 'lii0e ~ ny 101.p.oi t ~ 40 ~ =,
casioIiiiis her, ON os1 10 lI'llG ~
set'ihE alIor liie man y" NO '''iiieo d
'ii ~, v i'''ts'e " ''ie ili'''1ei,
caiiic Hele Iol r19I anu aiiil'7s-
men ANA me l"sp liiins am ilAeIy ~
uo - ~ iilaAe i"Ccs III t"e Sailu'
"oTh ~ LIole uui'lSI1 iii'llelltl
I'ul Tue liAeutsS was '1l,iiii71a - ''.,
anu YOU are me oiiS SSoip'Oi Aeie''
ufgea rom uoegeuIy,
MI may pe' nalr hOLHln6 y uo