The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-11-18

socially Began by tramplins on me till
had to get up and walk all over him.
MET his match for once, did he?
''Went over like ninepin.
Il am not surprised if it were you that
did the bowling
"Oh, | didn' t stop till had him on his
knees. | did matador, and stuck him all
over with little flags, while he snorted
blue fire and careered around the arena =
"No high spirited girl could have done
otherwise =
II just wanted to show him who was
master
How did he like being shown
"Oh. he loved it-once | rot him NOV
ing -
Does he know you re engaged in three
places
"Of course he doesn't None of them
do He has no imagination, and couldn t
make the necessary allowances.
In your note what could read Of it J,
you said you were all raveled up, and
would come and help untangle -
II can always think better, Freddy. if
| think out loud, and can do that with
out somebody to listen
And | m the somebody Thanks =
You needn say it in that hurt kind
Of voice, 1t : a compliment, silly You re
the only person in the whole world dare
be honest with And when I'm resting,
you can think aloud, too, and we can both
get in a lick
Then I N simply here to be talked at
What did you expect gold watch
and chain?'
Il though; | was going to have some
share in deciding.
'.Oh, You can sway, you know. You
are expected TO sway, Freddy, OF try 70,
And you can interrupt a often a. you
please, and ask questions ~
"A dizzy honor. remarked
II You are going to be horrii and
troublesome and sarcastic. you can just
skip home. can get twenty to do that
By just raising the telephone What |
want is sympathy
The eternal feminine vail said.
And 4 man point of view, she went
gu uuiisturbed You see, don want
to marry the wrung person and have to
live 10 Dakota aiterwardsF
''You can always have the comfort Of
blaming me.
What van, TO know Is, ought Ia
give up teO millipuss
It's a pretty bag weight to pa, IN the
scales against true love ! said How
oli j. your ten millions
oh. IL nog queslioa ot HI being
old. Freddy. As far A. that Is concerned.
Il the other SAY roand He's pfepss,er-
oasly young
How preposserogssly young, exactly;
'Tweniy two aud perfect baby
Is be named yea
"Oh, you must have met him- It,
Leicester PhipIr
You mean the old man soug'
Hs inherited the whoic fortune YOU
knau
"And has laid il At your feet3
n sapvoSe you 4 laugh At me, bat |
only cneagci myself TO him to prosec; tbc
prsv boy thoagh, Of the rOws of people
Eho we're waiting 70 ehcs him up, and he
vas - young and helpless aad trusting,
aai i; secmcl to me a good idea 10 hold
him up ,il be vas &, to walk alone
How lous have you been supporting
his fostering form
Nearly \ year now, and though | say
i myself It has done wonders for him.
make him yritc to me every day, and the
E.or htslc sheep woald have been some
body mutton chops by nov II j, hadn
been for me You wouldn't believe how
people chase him. Is game where be ;
always az. One Of the 6rss things |
tzush, him was always 10 telegraph ex
cept IL NE. of course, 50 ne shouldn 1
e1mprumise himself He - cxuberaHt
and good hearted that he eau write ghrce
lines to 4 girl without laying himself open
10 4 breach Of PROMISE suit don mean
70 say that anybody could care Tor child
like that seriously, but have moJhering
feeling for him. and i, always such a
N"t''e'' 81 N'"" t'N NNN -, tN0'
on ten millions u You want IT,
! envy YOU the sensation remarked.
Well, it is nice, she went on, ''es-
pecially a | sut some Of the fun IN advance,
you know We see the cup races from
his Yacht. and Ceiarmere that bis place
down SOUTH | practically bough, and
fitted up myself; ami he always keeps two
Of my kind Of automobile, 80 when one
goes wrong there always the other, aud
if stupid people turn with intrniuctions to
papa. it 5 50 convenient 10 switch them of
on him To entertain! The poor, dear boy
has always been a perfect treasure and
il awful to make up ones mind TO let
him 60. ~
What's the matter with keeping
him
She shook her head
Il couldn' marry man who looks Ike
a plueked chicken, she said.
well don lets scratch him out till
we're certain we don want him. said
.p,,T,u o.r,ai, Fr.55v IL all
can 40 70 stand him far three davs At a
,;,ne a,1 areo ,ban have m d;lIte him
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