The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-09-10
TIVE PASSING o. Juso.

room greeted ksf - Mise Lsvffnee. 90
10 the registry hss ChfissIsD psue vs
ssnor. Bot u you bed ~s'cbsd hsr pro
rsss dosn the straight pstb. you voui
kaos shy The sirIs called hss Jono. The
he'd given ber The nsme 10 her Fresbms
yrsr. Nov shs vss . senior and II htle
her siiiI better. Hhs sss tall. There ~
beauty; there sss rhythm 10 bsr moiios
snd visor. - II sli her muscles bad bee
developed 10 harmony. Her head, tnrne
the iesst bi, 10 one aide snd slishliy title
beck vsrs. tbs erect shoulders and strsist
back, the grace snd poiss Of The sboi
body - she walked. oil bsnited . goddess
Her hsir ss black II sss parted 40
coiied loosrly lust above the line Of be
neck sithout breaking the nstufaI contoa
Of The bead. Toe eyes TOO vsre dark sn'
tbs cheeks Fosy. l, VS. 10 colorios rsil
sr shsa bssasy Of feature that tte charm 0
her fscc Icy.
Az Jauo opened her Ilisd snd knotte'
her brovs. Mary Tiisou, Watching ber il
c,r1er. fst like protesting sssitss the u
aiciions OF sdues,ion. Theoretically, I,
BE- sure. there wss proprieiy enough II
Juuo's reading The Iiisd; nothing coult
hsve snited her style better Bot Jun'
bsd displayed no stiiniiy for Greek nor sDI
other branch Of leaning. IL seemed Il
Mary ptepos,erous that such . girl should
be made TO NOPE over b,ohs. II sould b
quite - sensible 10 capture . young deel
aud pei 1t TO study lossri.hms. Junt
belonged oot OF doors. She should b.
tree. 1, ought TO be enough for suy body
to zee her bssoliiul. strong, nstussl bs
log. Juao would have endorsed Msry's
visws II they hsd come up Tor considers
tiop. She hsd not form ulstsd soy like
them 10 her ovn mind. bat shs lived up
10 them. She placed no strain upon bel
intellect willingly. She fell 10 cordially
with Nsture's plan regarding her person.
Such sids to its resliE ,iion as the morning
plopge. Q iull sllo ssnce OF exercise 10 the
open sir, and nourishiog food. che employ
ed generously. She took psips that ber
drest- maker should scquiesce in the de
signs that seem 10 have b en- conceived 10
Paris with speei,l reference 10 her figure.
The besuiy Of her bsir Was enhanced u
home by the sctivities Of her mind; st col
lese /, Gas Msry Tilton who delighted to
brush II every night. Juno did not rsvel
selHshly 10 her ns,ursl attrsctiveness She
vas perfectly willing thst others should
erjoy it.
As the class left the room. Jano aud
Mary walked away afm.in.srm. 1t wss
the lsst recitation 10 the afternoon.
Come out Tor walk. Mary suggested.
Lists hsve supper on the hill We oan
wrap up warm.
You slwsys know iust what will suit me.
Mary, said Juno. l want 10 get of some
shere, end bsve . chance TO think.
Mary looked up 10 vsaue slsrm. She
never before had known Juno to want to
Ihipk. Bat che said nothing.
When Jouo sescbed her room she threw
her Iiisd on the desk and herself on
,oucb. where she lay with her eyes closed.
her hands clssped over ber head. Mary
rilton mesntime rsn up two flights Of
stairs TO her room. she extracted from
he lsrder, which is more requisite part
u . college girls room than . desk. four
,ses. These she PIT on The gss stove 10
boil. Twenty minutes, she said 10 herself;
Jouo von's eat them unless they ere by
,ienic. Then she ran dcVn the two
Lights TO email grocery store thst thriv
ID under the college roof on the patronage
II the sto 'ents, 10 mount onos more With
be % sterisIs for sand wiohes. irui', snd .
.r Of milk. The college supper bell sss
ioeipg when. lnooh basket 10 hsnd. she
,nocksd st Jano's door, The "Couel
oouded drowsy.
DID I.ste you OPP ssled Mary. COD
ri.ely.
No ms,ter. Pm ready. YES dresdiul
: tired, snd l don't wsnt to look plsysd
at tomorrow,
Anything speci,l2
X snt 10 comiog.
l thought you forbade bin to come
gain, rose 10 Msry's lips. What she ssid
Iss: You'll have . good time.
On the contrary, ssid Juno. be bores me
good desl
The neat day wss S.iurdsy. The girls
i'd not NEE. until evening. Mary spent
be holiday 10 the library working up bis
,ry topics. There vS no evidence in
uno's Mondsy recitation that her friend
ID copaa aei her eIsrtions 10 her Own snb
.ct At On early hour 10 the afternoon
.ns Thorpe was shown into the college
rssius room. The fortnnsts eifoum
.sncs thst bic grss,-srsndistbsr bed msr
ed Eiespor L,ssenos's erest-sssndmosh
. established . blood relationship be
,een stadsot sod euess that made 1t With
The 10 atds Of college discipline for
lem % Is.vs tie building together. Az
,s, did 90. IL va observed from several
10 .o~. t,s he tall stranger With The
~ .tin sni h.if and msbiy bearing did
o. lsok ont OF rlscs beside Joao. They
IA DOT return uotil sundosn. Daring
,e evening they conversed ssdssely Ia .
,rne, Of the college drawing room, Kent
,ohir, /. II the vhols Institution sss
eishioe bin dosn. A spectator would
ave detected . niscbievoosnsss 10 Eies
prs damesnor thss che hardly could have
,ros assd for The parpose Of siIsyins bis
iscon8 ure.
Al bsdtims. vheo Mary va broshine
IL black glossy hair that took more OF