The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-28

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NJ. v,i,.". said Rily. already resumins
tl.p.gar in III. rat.vc tongue. 'AwfuIly
glad To see Won. Mary ANA, welcome TO
!l belle France. Dear mo. waat a pleasure.
sure. But hoy did YOU know was here?
ErsL q sou &, rush right over Al we'll at
h.m, wlca lu: lett" How's yoar mn? Now.
les ..os, ..ft.r yogr lusgagc. Step this
way"
The faint recognition Of something like
romance and chivalry in h.S presence here
faded away under IT," calm tone OF baiinaEe
ard the busiuesS..kv greeting. \ minute
before she had lett the snip she felt is II
she would rather see Bil!y's face and hear
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Now that the first surprise was over. she
was cha=rl:ied. resenttul. almost angry.
IN never forgive YOU Tor tniS-thls per-
secHti'h' she ueclafe1.
For what!
r"L!oNLls me ABOUT IN this way -.
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strikes me you are the one VINO Is toiIoM-
oh, -. ca ,roynLing Rrt II vow
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now % lar from ihteiie'inS WIN !ouF
liberty l shaiI Try and maze your Visit
most asreeaoIe. 1 know rams: You SHait
nave your own way ooihhlahu me
Mary Ann saw from the nrst that ne was
at her mercy now. She would !ead MIN Il
pretty dance for all this. Desperate. she re-
solved TO hrins hin TO ms Knees dis con-
duct was unDeaTdDle. NO content with IN I
hictins 1t upon her at nome. ne had come
over TO torment her with II mere.
AND thus II happened that When l was
presented to Mary Boynton a few days later !.
-au Jour &c An louhd her quite Il dl-
ferent person from the girl described to me
by the young medlcal STUDENT a couple or
years previously. 1t was a DAY OF UNIVERSAL
festtyIty in the Quarter Latin. All The STU
dent world was abroad and the air was fun
OF flying confetti. we sat at one OF the lit
tie iron tables on a 'terrasse' OF Boulevard
Saint Michel.
It's all right during the day, '~said"Billy,'
referring to the place, but in the even
ing
Il want to come here in the evening" said
Mary Ann pointedly.
''Oh. hat won't do at ALL
Now, Billy you've told me lots Of times
that YOU used 20 sit here who.e evenings
when Won were a medic You created
the Quarter Latin taste in me, Yes Won
did. I never wouId have known anvtbin,
about II hut for yorr etorias aboI,t the inli1
times Won nsed 70 have here Won var a.,
vavs taking about tho door old or,r+ior-
s,i .grard aI5 p0rIia liioba ia a,T 80 :.
was the one snot Won bonad tn ris;t"
So thosa ~ tbo st,rrino .dnnn-
flood and field ha weed Won yr;th9r
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cay tired on me; she saia. II doesn't
w o"I NV &
peihS wIlui, Was e"uo"eu win the idtaI
language
On come no" -
one minute she Droke IN on him. but
this time with a smile that would have
nodded even a less good natured and easy
going man TO her WlH-'one little minute.
y GU know you always want to talk all the
time
This fiction uckled Billy immensely.
Yes. you are responsible for the Latin
habit in me. and now you want to
sneak out before folk L became so Saturat-
ed with your spirit that L mentally resolved
II l ever came TO Paris Ia haunt the place
ana maven we haunted IT, he quietly
"Itats because Aunt Lucy lives in the
hue du Bac-
wei, being mere, II Is necessary to buy
something, ne observed, to change the
subject
is that necessary she asked.
Ihefe Is no lree-4uncA business In
FarlSr ne repueu, Gaining q waiter.
Then III set EN- up, SAID Mary
oh, come, now
You just let me alone. You always said
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