New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
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she had that unrnistakabIe Boston looA- No ono
ever understands ir sUbty unless no mas HVe" .ul
i. long time IN that dear town that turns o0-'y
sy,av fr5-, Bacchantes. and then suddenly comes
- r.-, d.. >sy.-yo-lz said a man who prides him
SELF OH his astuteness IN reading the character ot
women Tt IS useless 70 describe - she o-u'-
have a Boston bag.' strange to say out she hAu
-. r,,l,. sbs was reading when 7 got In the
elevated train and sat down opposite heT' SUM
.-res ,rr-,er, over her foot I did so, and sns
raised The look and looked al me- Il was
7 cr.mblsd into seat, as II were. -'i--S
,~sr1tlIous apology. she held the oooN sh" va
reading wen uu IN front ot her face Il Aad an
outside paper cover aud on the cover was PRINTED.
.r7. Philosophy os the chinese Sages IL na'
some characters in. apparently. Chhes'' l"oIe
am only familiar with MY laundry man cN'' n
also ON the cover. SO I thought II was possibly
4rtrtad in the original l felt a spasm OF awe at
l4r yts-Avis 70 such learning, and drew my large
ana increasingly apologetic boots under tns seat
"A fat persprins and painting woman came lum-
herring down the car. and almost IiuIpru -eIs'lA
g.. tra Ian Of this eptome OF Eastern lore, regard
5-, ,rbs r4,stonese looked the look at her, but
e1a didn't see e. ] thought It might almost nave
/ lowered her temperature Presently she LOOK out
/ q largo much uerfurned handkerchief and Mapped
I - az her face I covered with humiliation that In
NV native town a student Of Chinese should na
Subjected 10 such udecate experience The trsio
logged en-. The Iat woman happod' me s'uaeH'
rer1Ised Ii seemed To me- size grew almost cross
eya5 and that the Iorgnettes she held 70 her eyes
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erature-
.F5ortv-secOnd-st (as translated from the eIe-
y.ted mans versiou) and the daintiest girl ever
came tripping into The train she recosni%ed me
and her smile shone from the door. oluAhed,
am -i,-s as ufted Iny hat and then tvlt chilled
with arllla rre ssneut tne thought ~ those BOs-
ron ewes But the daint4est gil ever aiun l. care
/ a mite and came sat II the place beside me
which kind fortune had left empty. She even
took IN IN. glasses laundry ticket printing and the
I ~..r without sven smile fading
We'll we logged along. ia almost forgotten the
ladvher vulgar New-York trials, her book and tn.
awe she was causing me- Her close proximity hau
I prevented my conhding the matter 10 my com
/ panion. and I had been quite willingly diverted
80 Poor thing suddenly the d4ntiest girl whis
pered she's losing her atlln' ana Us q beauty,
/ too-ts Just wig -wagglns up and down Ia better
e / looked at her amazed at her tsmerity.
.Whatr I calculated able to say nothins more.
Shes going, 70 get on and she'll lose IT, OK
/ Let fix your hatpn. she said: It's such a
Prev re Woman looked ap Severely surprised thus
from the midst of the Celestial Kingdom then she
s6aid 6elp smas at the daintiest girl and n
stnctively putting her hand UP and feeling help
forward and let the daintiest girl hx her pin
Inc LOS I,,ai go a~ boo Sae
she had RrudRed the time for the hetpin episode.
shtaed GSh 9 felt resentfui toward her~that all the
learning Of the Orient was but barren desert,
| where my daintiest girls smiles were flowers too
ons-hundred- -ard-fourth-s (as translated) and
| the Boston clambered through-the fat
Il noticed my daintsat Eirr was anilinE a bit
How did you dare- asked. rsferrtng 70 the
hstpin rescue. She was reading Chinese
she ieti' rippied right out with laugh
a That woman she said. was reading THE
Love Adventures OF Lulu" You sss saw the in
side OF the book