The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-21


out 'aThe Blue and the Cray the man
found TO his surprise this little back
woods beauty could dance. She didn't
hop, nor "scrape matches nor stiffen
like poker In his arms; she danced
with that 1.-THE free grace with whicN
bird liIes, or a FISH swims. because u
was the natural expression Of he's
bubbling, lightsome spirits
But all too soon the music was
stopped, and there was a mad STAN.
pede for the. counter. over which pink
lemonade and cookies were sold. The
leggined fellow, however led the RAJ
diant little girl out into the moonlight.
which had transformed the denuded
redwood hoppoles into endless colon
nades. Regardless Of her slippers and
dounces, everything but the dominate
ing presence of The mai beside her, she
strolied down the row on the rough
bare ground. When they regaincd the
ball room pro tenn, the music had
struck into the long, swinging strains
OF Creole Bellies, Again they circled
round and round, never pausing FOR q
breath until the music stopped,
Happy little AIollie! This was hei
brief hour of triumph. and she carried
it off with a high hand Her Coor
/ Creek friends, who were not toe
dazzled By her airs and graces, came
up as usual and asked her for a dance
but the next one was always engaged
Nolan looked d moment longngly III
her direction when be caught the first
bar Of trbc Honeysucllle and the Bee
but having heard Of the treatment &C
corded the other fellows, he turned
and consoIed himself with tie Hen.
essy girls.
When at last the dance was over
when the accordion had wheezed out
the plaintlye strains of Hone, Sweet
Home and the happy dancers paired
off IN twos for the best part Of the
evenings fnnth walk home In the
moonlight Mollie wondered, in her
simple little soul. Il heaven could bic
any better than this
/ Her companion did not tell her thai
he was going away the next morning
until they had reached her own tent
/ door. He had fanclei she might be
sorry, bur had not Imagined She would
care 50 much Elewas sorry the moon
| was not brighter for Is Knew 10 was
missing much Il the tell.tale play III
expression N her eyes ana checks. And
4 when after reported protestafions Of
Remembering her until bis dying day
/ and promises Of coming MI to Coor
Creek 70 visit Uncle sy's dairy lanrh
! the very first chance he got, he fooB
her hand 70 say good by and benz sc
low her checks famed up as red al
her lips. But she could not have been
50 angry as she pretended % be. be-
cause, after the lights were out al ur
and down the llne they rere still
saying ''good-hx
IT was net a long walk to Hoptown
station, and next day tile tall young
fellow. again Ia tweeds and Il Panama
hat traniped up and down the plat
form impatient 10 be back into The Stir
and hustle Of the HE he had left and
recounting to himself for lie hum
dredth time his chances of getting on
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