The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-20

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hsy dinner. The great vedder, who lives
IN Italy nov. and knows What n 10 10 be
famous, waa then q stripping.
We listened tiIi 0uF tims for going prsessd
I rad aloud 10 her William Winters tFihsits
10 her husband. that weeh printed In n
of tho New York papers william winter
with the n many years orovnine
HE head with honor. was ans, too. who had
listened with them when both were young
To The Bird q LAfe that Sang upon the
Bough.'
She had q short note from Mr.. winter
saying that he was coming TO call upon his
old friend. and she was waiting with the
patience. the dignity. the pathos Of sorrow
and loneliness to SEQ one who, sho aid.
had not forgotten q moe loved but long
since EIndered tie Of friendship that existed
when my husband was tho peerless q
Of them all. Sic transit olrrtd mvndi.' abe
added brokenly.
/ hope from the bottom Of my heart that
william Winter went
Isaph1na and I walked thoughtfully
hack TO the ferryboat. We bore away
with us the Dickens letter, q sketch IN oil
Of Vedder's and one or two Morelnnd prints
20 be placed In an oncoming auction sale.
Isaph1na fatty refused TO be frivolous
about anything all the way back and could
have posed for an enga ging likeness Of
La Penserosa with striking effect.
was just as pensive 40 Penseroso OF
Isaphena, but my features not being cast
in the ragic mould. I RETAINED from all
the p~ensiveness I could. Isaphsna has
the advantage Of me in eyes. Hers are 90
big and dark and Da -Bouveret-Ma-
donna-ish. But then she always looks
hungry. which l consider a trawba ok.
There got on the ferryboat the same time
as we did two negro girls, as black as humps
Of coal. and fresh from Gods country,
back home. Just before the boat started
one Of them timidly addressed me:
MISSY, will you please'm tell me whar-
bouts that is a boat. We wants to git
on it to go to New York.
She had been leaning over the railing
OF tho ferryboat, looking at a hundred
boats, more or less, In the water Of the
North River.
"Why. yes I said, "this one Ia going to
New York. You are on a boat now"
as WEI" she asked, i%ncredulous and de-
lighted. .Sho though. Ia we' De Lords
sake, Sissy, we's on a boatl'
Have you just come from Virginia. I
asked.
Sho sho wed a row OF the whitest teeth
In the blacklist face on record.
sYas'm, we IL, me an Sis both Is. Huccome
you TO know dat3'
I told her I hadn't been long away from
the cotton patch myself. I laughed and she
laughed too, and said:
"Yas'm, dat's de reason Sissy an me
picked you out. We seed you didn't look
like no New York lady. I tole Sissy, Oars
a lady day look like one or us. She's de
ve'y spi'ten image or Miss Sallie Carter
back home. I'm gwine over dar and az
her how to git to New York or q boat
We gwine 10 Tarrytown in answer TO or
letter. We knows how TO git to T~arrytown,
but we dunno how to git to New York.
An Miss Sallie Carter abe tole Sissy an
me not to speak to nobody onless dey had
on a uniform wild stripes straight up an
down dey laigs. an brass buttons on de
front err deir clos, but we know'd you
was jest a plain oman and 'twould't do
no harm to AK YOU
l assured them that though I could never
aspire to a uniform on account OF my be-
longing to the mistaken sex, and that I
might never ornament my person straight
UP and down with official adornment. I
would see them nevertheless TO the sta
ton, where they could get the right train
for Tarryto wn, which I did.
On the way back to the boarding houee
I said to Isaphoena:
sits a good thing those darkeys didn't
try to get from New Jersey to New York
on the elevated, isn't itf'
At which ~Isaphoena kissed me. right In
the middle Of Thirty-seoond street.
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