The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-09-10
well. Laura. Of the impudent"

alf. Mnrston never was noted for his
nodcsty. mother"
II should think not But London Is
the place to bring him to his senses
He'll soon find his level here"
Il wonder whit he Is dolngt He
seems well dressed"
Counter jumping or shopllfting,
should imagine, That's all he's ut for"
''ie could waltz divinely."
Then he Ind one redeeming virtue.
H.erhapA he teaches dancing"
A. the band outside ceases playing
sundry people snunter In.
why, there's Sir William, | do hope
he'll sec us
why doesn't the man look this
way"
III he isn't talking to Mr.. Marston ,
How hattered that young man must
feel"
Perhaps he Is ordering n new coat !"
"or, more likely, complaining about
the old one"
Il hope he Is arranging for some
dancing lessons. lie waltzcs horribly
You could forgive that II he were
only good looking"
AT any rate he Is very good M.
turcd"
"Or he wouldn't be talking TO young
Marston."
AT last he seea rs"
The ladies bow gracefully Sir WI
liam walks across to them
"Now whoever would have thought
OF meeting you here"
How badly expressed. Sir William,
An unexpected pleasure would have
sounded 10 much better"
Il SIT corrected Ices. see. Are they
good"
VERY bad, But We arc pretending
rs summer.
''Hy the why, Laura aud are quite
dying TO know what ypl have In com.
mon with Mr.. Marston.'
q very great deal. Mrs Ormerod"
''tOats and waistcontsE"
"Dnnclne?'
REALLY | ought 10 hive had an ice,
for without one see no connection.
You know Marstou. them"
"Ilc was clerk In fathers Office
We did know him, mother"
certainly. my dear. Sir William will
gndcrq.and the degree OF intimacy that
Indicates"
Sir William looks from one 10 the
other IN doubtful. questioning man
mgr nnd then snys gruvrly;
Mr.. Mnrston Is n friend OF mine
"IIow extremely condeaccndIng Of
YOU To put Il TINT why, MIR, Marston
would be battered II he. heard You"
II fan TO SEQ why"
Look Mt your different positions in
llro, Yen ere ran Of title"
and Marston IA man Of genius. n
somewhat scarcer article"
why, what has he DONE"
'lIayo you not read 'WaltingT"
"of course Some one sent me
copy | never found out who. But
that was by Godfrey NcwComc
quite 80 Marston's pscudonym
Then know you have seen his play.
for | was In your box nj the I.yCeum,
On Tuesday, wasn't IT,
Did Mr. Marston write My Lady
nisdNinfulT
Indeed he did. Mrs Ormcro1. am
surprised you did not know It."
Miss urmorod appears lost in
thought Then she sees Mnrston rising
10 60, She turns quickly TO Sir VII
lnm
"lo me n favor Tell Mr. Marston
wish to renew our old friendship"
"ncNghtrd"'
lie walks after Marstnn
"NarStnn, nm old friend wishes Ia
speak 20 you Miss Ormerod
"lpncs shct' \ pause You rcmem.
bcr what | told you about that girl In
the country who said She would give
hcr answer when | was famous
Il told her she would have to send
for me then. as | should never ask
sgaIn You have just brought her
summons
The deuce | hive"
she has only Just learned that am
--er n success
Not a whisper nf il tn told her
Il thought 50 She cut me dead
quarter OF ma hour ago Its too late
nov. old man Tell her what you
Ike, only don't hurt her unnecessarily.
AN right. sonny | understand
Wait for me outside
Rejoluiug the Indies
MIR MarStou wishes me 10 say lie
would have hern delighted to hn,c Ind