The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-02-28

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sit III put your other shoes in the hall
where they Il be handy"
Il haven the time''-or the inclina-
ton, he came near saying-''to change
my shoes every time come into the house
You can put rug under my chair, and
run strip of carpet from it to the door, 50
that | can get to the table without running
the risk of damaging the floor
When he came in to dinner, she had
acted on his advice. 4 brighter color
glowed in his cheeks, as he saw what she
had done
''She needn' have taken the trouble,
he thought. Il cleaned my shoes well
before | came in
That was only the beginning of the new
order Of things. 1t was not long before
John was made to feel that man mis-
sion in woman estimation, Is to make
work for her 1t annoyed and iritated
him. He was 10y no means an untidy
man. He had been trained to habits Of
neatuess. For his own sake let alone his
wife ;, he took pains to do nothing that
would entail unnecessary work. But she
seemed to find great deal TO do in fol
lowing him about aud putting to rights the
things he had soiled or di,aTauged. At
first he was inclined to demonstrate, but he
soon found that 1t was useless to DO 50. and
BY and by he gave mp expressing an opin-
ion. Perhaps it was quite as well that he
did -, for some Of his opinions would not
have sounded well if given with the force
he would most likely put into the expres-
sion Of them
One day he came in to find that the
diuing room had been vacated Dinner
was ready in the kitchen
''Wha, docs this mean z? he asked.
1T means that we re going to eat in
the kitchen after this, when we re alone,
she aid. There's no use in spelling the
diuning -roo,s by using 1t for jus, our
/ selye-
..wb,, +. a boae. made for if not to
u-e he asked indignantly DO YOU
T know how It makes a man tcel 10 have 1t
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/ John. IL viii ,lmc to that. in time, |
sgppo-c II only the next step
I y,rv often N,r,i, would annoy him by
p,esinr up has paper. If be laid 1t down.
and ioldiuz It. anI laying 1t away, before
be was dome wigh It. More than once she
came w,th broosn or dustins brush 70 clean
I the dlor where hr Wa sitting, a. it her
seu>c Jt u,atucs- would not allow her to
defer ,lIy,u. up au,il he had iett the
room Stnps 81 Old carPellng were spread
oa the sitting raom aoor from door to
chair. ~ II a. marx put the path he was
60 fullo~. Oncc IN a while be took grim
dslish, in ignoring them. greatly 10 her
ANNOYANCE. uuc,,. be even kicked them
acr,.s the room. a. be came near tripping
himself up in them.
If yoa want a carpet for this room
I In %, one. he said. But for good
ness AXE. thru~ these old thing, cut Of
dor, | wish you hated them a DO. =
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