The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

done"
usrs vas the Ions uinhed fos
client at iasli
I shail be happy to do my beet
naId Horace. with caiWneAa That
surprised him seif Gould you give
me aotna iaea OF the amount Yuu are
prrparrd 10 spend ?"
we cit. Tm no Crooesls though !
won't say I'm pauurr precisely
and, az i remarked before. ! prefer
comfort 10 apisndor don't think
] should be justified In going beyond
well say - $50
.'slrtY thsusandi~ exclaimed Hor-
aee. vho had expected about
tenth % that sum. oh not more
than % oo1f I see"
4 mean on the house Itself. sE-
ntHfnet M wAekerhhth There
win be outbhldiuEs. lodges. cot
taxwv, ard 40 forth. and then nnne
- ths rssana i should want specially
decorated Altogether. before v.e'v
finished Il may work out AT about
100 sea I take II that. with such a
uaArrtn. you could -aa=h-run me up
something that ia modest way
tsould take the shine out Of mean
50 say, eclipse anything In the adj
gfliniaK oauntirEf
= certainly think said Horace.
that for murh 4 SUN as that I can
undertake that you shall have =
house. which will satisfy Ynu. And
he proceeded 20 pu, the usual auns-
tlans az % site. seii. available build
tne materials. the sccuumodafipn
that wpuld be required. and - on.
You're young sir" said Nr
warkerbath AZ the end ~ the inter
view. but ! preoeive you are up 20
ala the tricks 81 the=f should say
tered On the minntlar 81 your pro-
fassinn. You would IKE 20 run down
and look at tho ground. eh7 Welt
that's only reasonable. and my wife
ard daughters viii want 10 have
th~lr say In the matter Nov. LEI me
a~o Tofnarrow'a Sunday why not
come Down BY IN. = g . N. 10 lips.
fielaT III have trap. or n
hrnurham and pair. or something.
waiting for YOU take You nver the
ground myself. bring yuu back To
lunch With us al orlei court. and
taik the whole thing thoroughly
over Thgn wen send you up To
town IN ~ evening. and you can
start work fhe first thing on Mon
day That suit YOU Very weii.
then we'll expect you tomorrow. +"
with this Nr wacksrbath depart
81. leaving Horace. ~ NAV be tins
aEined absolutely overwhelmed By
the audiences and completeness Of
his good fortune.
lie would now be In n noaltlon 70
s-eak % Syiyia'H father without fear
~ renuiaa lie commission on
60 600 pounds would be 1900 pounds.
and that on 'tr decora tons and
other work At least as much again
probably more.
He Loyalty completed the work for
peeyor. aud then. after lunohing NJ
his club NJ usual. he promised him
self the pleasure Of EainE 70 Cottes-
moro Gardens and telling Sylvia his
good news
II was RtIn early and he walked
the whole way. as some vent for hie
hleh apirita. enjoying everything
wIth a new zeat Finally came the
iov OF finding Sylvia all alone and
N-itnessing her frank delight ~ what
he had come To- tell her. 81 FEELING
ber hands on his shoulders, ana
boiding her in his arms. as their llpa
met fof the first time.
when Mrs. Futyoye returned, To
find her daughter and tiWace seat
"a an the same sofa. ahe did not pre-
tend 10 be Rrntified. "This Il TAX
inc n most unfair advantage Of Whnt
I essaa weak enough ~ say last ntEhi
Mr.. Ventimore.' she began.
Thought I could have trusted yau
Il shouldn't have come so soon.
ne said. ~ my position were what u