The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-05-15

tumn air. -Nou See can't 40 Won
any harm. ONT, vant - speak TO
\ you for Il moment"
lie LETT the ratings and came M
10 my chair. and then I saw that he
wa reali, q very nice looking boy
with an open. pleasant face that Just
now was slightly flushed.
Would you mind looking down
/ that street began Is way Of
/ breaking the icr and telling me If
/ YOU see "a mana servant ont Of
/ livery coming this 1,ave'' lie
stepped aside 30 as 10 obtain "a view
I down the side street and said that
30 such person was in sight
~Woud Won like me- 10 wheel Won
a little vay a~ he added.
NO j think win staV here. But
I your Kindness IN Offering to do that
7 encourages me to asl, Won to do one
small favor"
-Oh ccrtainly.-
Then viii Won teIs me why Won
+ touched every fourth upright in the
railinns as Won passed alcne lust
now -
The Young mans cheek flushed with
I shame and ANNOYANCE. and he re
piled rather sharph- II can't CON
ccive. sir. how that is any business
Of YOURS
Won are perfc.tly entitled 10
r,al-e ~. tb,t an.,,.e, said ,vitb !
smile ~ana ~ TEN me trpth opite
expected that Won would. But as
yo,, n. LIZA, ", ;rv,lid .ra hainr
un,bIs ~ ~ about IL Won cam ittle
things ar apt "a acquire An un-
natural importance in my ewes Ny
curiosity has been reused. and if YOU
can see your way To gratifying it 1
should really feel obliged 10 YOU.
Besidc-. You know You promised to
do me fnvor."
~Oh. well" said the youngstcr in
an ofhaud way and with a toss Of
his shoulders that / thought became
him vastly. '.if You care to know.
the fact IS ] WIS seeking for mark
on the ratings a signal"
..N-e42"
You see that big house oppositc2
It II "a girls school and one Ill Tho
young ladies there
He stopped and hesitatel for a
word blushing furiouslt.
"Nith whom you are III love-"
II suppose Won would call Fl that
She is very sd. and I dareu't go 20
ash, how She Is They wouldn't tell
me If ! did"
but why ."
Because Size IL ward in chan
Gerry. and they have got an iniunc-
ton
-AeuinSt you2 Upon my word. my
young man. You arc beginning early"
Don't make fun af me. please. Sir.
7 can't stand i'd and MIGHT saw
sometime that ,rolrId MOI H. resne,t-
fin and H. horrihI, -orr, for II aft
ervaro."
II assure YOU i am not LAUGHING m
YOU nor thinking az sucb = thine "
said / And as I,ol,,d into tlo III.
inqenio,,s fac wished conl4 -
had such "a bov 10 call me fotbc,.
But don't understand vet sbout
the signal added.
1T was Carrie Fmblrfon one Of
the little girls. who promised that if
Winui. was better She would make
a sticky smear on ono of the rail
ings. hut / haven't been able to find
it. And ! am afraid she will not get
better. She NAV die. and / shall
never see her again"
How would III do II / were IL GO
TO the house and asI, for hero
oh sir. IL YOU would, And do YOU
think { might 90 with voua"
j pondercd for "A moment. and inst
then Jenkins. INV man. came round
the corner of the street. That gave
me an idea.
Suppose YOU take my mans place |
and wheel me up 10 the house, I |
said. Then YOU viii have to help me /
up the steps. for l can't walk by my
self. and | can make the excuse that /
want to have YOU within call 10 1
bring YOU into the sitting room. If I
you are not afraid OF being recog-
nized. that might do"
Il don't think Mrs Melrose would /
recognize me coming as your SER |
want. and if she did it wouldn't much 1
matter. she could only turn me out" I
As he spoke he laid his hand on the
long handle Of the chair.
dispatched jenkins on another /
errand and the Young man wheeled /
me up TO the bic house. ON the way F.
/ asked his name. and he told me II /
was Edward Hetherinpton.