Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-10-31

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laEe's face aud rccoguizcd Miss Jones
IF 81. .Io She looked even prpttiel. than
when had first seen her, and the gown
she wore was certainly a miracle OF
sweet simplicity. As she rose TO greet
skptching. and had already seen the
"suhirct." who was no other than our
landlady's niece looking quite pictur-
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biz sunbonnet. which seemed to be her
fa .orite headgear.
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At mo without movinr from the nose
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toward her and mr. his sketch mad into
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ness for fear that Sibyl would not be
pretty, and here was the prettiest girl
! that had seen in five wears. vet was
glad she was not Sibyl
While we talked there was n crac.
king in the underbrush and suddenly
Jimmy I.amoine burst forth in a great
hurry 1t must have been the surprise
of his life when he saw me. A youth
of ordinary resources would have been
puzzled to account for his own pres
ence there, and l think it was notable
triumph of his peculiar genius that he
hesitated SO short a time for a false
hood, scarcely long enough indeed to
get his breath.
"Your aunt wants you" said he to
Lucy Ann.
The girl rose with quaint little sigh.
1t was pleasanter no doubt to sit there
under the shade of the trees and be
model for handsome young artist.
pleasanter even to envy Miss Jones
beauty and pretty clothes and unattain.
able refinement of manner, than to ton
in Mrs. Witherspoon's kitchen. | pitird
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