The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-07-21
HE WAS NOT A JoLLIER.
But His Line Of Fine Talk Proved
Very Gratifying to the
Young Lady.

The Average Sort of Girl said TO the
Commonplace Young Man. Il net that
very interesting Mr.. Yallery about three
weeks ago, and we-mamma and l.
have seen a good deal Of him since
then"
You are trying TO make NE fran
tically jealous" said the Commonplace
Young Man, relates the Chicago Daily
News. I'm not going to be. though" Z"
The ideal" said the girl. "I'd like
to know what right you have to be
Jealous"
Il said | wasn't going to be. What
makes him Interestingly"
He says such nice things"
"Tany. eh?"
you are horrid."
Il know ! am. | always recognized
my own little defects and limitations.
Perhaps could improve II had the
benefit Of a good example Tell me
what nice things he says"
We'll, In the cause OF education per-
haps | might be- excused II I did. He
said the gown ! wore that night was q
poem"
What sort Of poem-dlalect. hu-
morous, short or long? Il seems to me
that was little indefinite"
That's your material point OF view.
He meant, OF course, that II had beau
tiful harmony. and that Il appealed 70
the poetic and artistic nature"
"Oh, II he meant that Il was ali
right I'd never have thought OF II.
though"
"0f course you wouldn't"
NO. don't thIuk | would have
noticed your dress even-not while
Aad something prettier to look at"
"You are complimentary. | must say"
Your face. for instance"
Well that isn't SO bad perhaps"
4 don't see anything 10 make fuss
about because you wore something that
you set on TO advantage You do that
with anything you wear Now. take
that waist you are distinguishing. It's
just a shirt waist. isn't it,"
Il think it's rather a nice one"
Il think So too. but I'm not a Judge. |
] wouldn't call u poem. for instance.
I'd call Il a shirt waist II Il was on
any other girl but you. wouldn't give
II a second look What else did he
say!"
He said was as fair as flower"
There IL Is again No specifications
at all What sort OF fiower-a holly
hook. q tuberose. or what? For all you
know, be might have been trying 10 in
slnuate that you we're a rhododendron.
| wouldn't stand for that II | we're a
girl"
Il think II was nice"
Il don't think you've got the flower
garden faded. I'm no horticulturist. but
rs far as my taste goes. I'd quit bower
Of roses any time you crooked a finger
IT me. Now. Il seems TO me SO far that
Four interesting friend hasn't made
rood"
Don't you think he has?"
I do not. Comparing you with maya ,
line poetry and climbing nasturtiumsl
Honest, wouldn't compare you with
nything that ever saw"
MOI" c
Sure not When take good square c
ook at you, you don't put me In mind |
4 things wouldn't say your eyes we're 9
s dark as q stack Of black cats or that
our lips were coral reef or your form
ad the grace Of 3 gazeIle Ny mind Z
mt running on natural history or lit
nature or botany Your eyes are IN 5
class by themsslves-same way with
our lips and your nose and that dlmpls
ou're showing now No. I throw up
~ hands. You'Il never make a good .
Sliier Of me" i
"oh. | don't know. said the girl o
You're doing verJ we'll now think ol
etter than ! expected Go on