New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-14
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II didn't know you that kind OF a
S siad she remarked IN tone that was shade I'M
There's Wild heart hidden under this striped
TEe.es rather tempestuous article under this
~vouldn't be nice. said. - you to Ike
II cou-dn con,.esce1d to meet my fate az pic
In the East it's usually dinner I said
=. ,, Wsni 70 nee. the man m TO love Under
'IleIe was d suf t-leld or MIN the Peking le-
ss'1--t aGti she went and asked one OF the officers
% shoCt her rttaer Tan let nef tt alive into the
You hare. Y nee 20 on. ! said
Ihey are married. now. and nave a baby. she
= suppe~, sbes aave a happy home hIIsd with
-'she t~--e er ehe young in Cincinnati she
WIS eu-l-s1- 81 she sic.
o i, T. Ia s5.1.c ,oiy else she returned
e ln1s iene@, TO : 1'oA-n hort I said.
-, ~ really takes yeass @ ;-S@e5 sEe COMMON
I've piu1r5ed II =, ga OIL myself. though am
YET tneres ais, heaps and heaps you donr
hs rsS5 n r5E5 59s S il Ike 5 5S most S' sad
+ "t1l---lOEp s-yeiis.s k@u
"Of ,colse. / didn SneaH jhaL she returned
lookirg 'rsJ--er th4n eSer sar smiled at me with
Just sllde Of ellbarra ne
Speaking Tor myself. remarked. 7 have al
ways found M books in Womans looks. you
I am really rather glad didn't meet you
i hardly know whether that's compliment
a year ago 1 was an awful little fool she said
i You are getting more ambiguous than ever I
'Yoa would have been my ideal man year ago.
That's before you met the other fellow said
Not but what I think you are nice. too" she
But he's more satisfying said.
one likes different people IN different ways.
Z she returned The man You adored at nineteen
oh. thank YOU said 1t was at nineteen YOU
were going To for me. wasn't IL?
/ The more live the more disrrust agreeable
+ yhslt-IoJs Of woInsr-a whole library OF your kind
Of books You az little TOO proficient at being
DO it TOO well. you rneanc' said,
It's different with him. I suppose 7 said
Made of s1erner stun is he? \ with no past
. "Oh, hes So different she replied Hes clever
be s}ys thns si-' he biushes shy anu
Shy men are getting rare nowadays. said
/ zI9e other night az a ball a Woman sent me 70
ma her shy mdn-she was Ike you. preferred
there was only one, and that he was engaged for
Perhaps he was the very man I'm speaking Of"
I when I saw him last" said he was sitting
on the stairs with a dlshngly pretty woman and
they were taking turns at the same pineapple ice.
! wouldn't trust a shy man out Of my sight"
/ said They do it because 1t draws That fellow
You didn't notice whether was the glrIG' she
Tn. = afraid it wasn't said.
u don't set up 10 be shy" said. 7 believe in
I I notice YOU put poker frst'' She said
/ There's skin in poker, too" I explained Per
Winning girls hearts isn't as much fun. them
Well, YOU can't spend them" I said, They
{ Wo. Z Y1y or clqo ol-La LIiey Won take snen
/ when YOU haven't But moneys money, you
Ny friend doesn't approve Of gambling" she
SAD CnGe , ~5 p.y1ns Win Win ny Ta1afTta M
ffty dollars and then wins ssixty-when he came
what happened nextc'' I asked. she hes
it. tQ2-in the neck. as college boys say. lie turns
then. It was like Mont Pelee. with everybody
7 think Ia Ike your father" 1 said.
y didn't know there were 50 many diHsrent
kings kings OF swear woris- sne eze.atI I3e -
spend picnic with me than wiz. the shy man
why shouldn't say it, I returned. ,fIe can't
/ hear it. can hec 7 hoped you'd prefer me-
/ You remind me that We mustn't sit for ever on
I'm sure I'm very satisfied" I said.
II there's one thing despise. she said. rs
girls who pair on and firt in corners, dout want
/ to be that kind OF girl Mr.: Emmslin \ little s
al right. bur its time now for Us 70 go back and
I could but follow her example
I Aren't you, perhaps. little overscrupUloUs?
/ I said
Perhaps you'll think me silly" she said. "out
when marry somebody don want to have any
hss lis gRWo-ihv 10 ritter il avsay@to chsa1sn
II mean, 70 give pennywOrths 10 a thousand
/ different people. I have sort OF pride in saving
everything for the man ! m really going 20 love
I
Yes. IL would she interrupted. leading the way
down the hill.
/ The fact is. am very much Of your opinion.
! Vow that our little tste-a-tsts IS over" she
said IN tell you frankly that you too attrac
{ tive for trust good resolutions any
longer. II I sitting out girl you're just the
man I'd choose 10 sit OUT with
7 wish knew something modest 70 say. r.
You ought TO smile and twiri your uustach..'
[ she said
/ She laughed as tried TO obey her.
Now let's go back and be bored" she said It
/ viii Ia much safer"
i've natural love OF danger" protested
| Would you rather be loved or respected she
/ ''Oh loved any time returned.
IT am afraid I can't give you either" she said
| 1.-The trouble Is you don't try said
Sometimes IL takes courage to run away she
| said
IT'S because you feel so certain that you'd win
! she said
/ See me twirl my noustache AGAIN. I exclaimed.
I BY this time had reached the clearing The
+ horses were champiug the oats that had been
[ poured for them the ground The stage
/ and carriages were ranged in a like parked
{ cannon. The Iunch-baskets and demifohns
wood. and two galvanized iron buckets.
/ Everything bespoke the practiSed wOOdsrar
punCtiliOus OF his forest and intent keep Il
I in undsOrdered beauty. The human element alone
7 missing There was not soul TO be We
stood solitary beneath the sky Crusoe his
/ island.
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