The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-06-22
(1Ic8t(rg
prudence
..... By N. }. PHILLIPS
eoperight, 1906, by Beatrix Rcade

tt.l3tN'' he began. directing his
as /, the calendar which hing
tha wlll and from which stared
I'M. II him the face of Il supposedly
,,snGfpl voting woman with a fixed
IN .pg4.y smile. your left ear is CON
[,mg ..lry ont of drawing. l beg your
,.rfo. Inn not an artist. I'm a civil
...;,as,-or will be next June. And
M, isn't what started out to re-
NM.
IN racptulate. have peddied
..sr. aver three states. and the net
,.,,tts of IaeSa adventures are S531 O..
! I'M, 4 steady Job during the COLLEGE
rsar va.ia. ON table at three per and
..rn8 Furthermore. l have ii dress
.rtt aaI clothes and ties and things.
f,,,rth.r 1.t have an invitation from
nv r5. florence Marshall. to spend
= MAJ: with him at Sylvan Cove. the
e,,n,e.r resort on this little old ocean
1+tsl.ogy saturday night. Sept. IL. and
.cot..-a opens M the 25th.
ort. r.+rion seems to be shall | 90
oo .r.r.Iuu mans and accommodating
,,or.. .rr.. iucre. which | NAV possihly
,..r. .na}f 90 home. which is roo
,.,f.s AWAY. 10 college. which is 450 or
- y,,,lY roye which is under - bun-
J..a .1.f o-a,re pretty vouna women
!, 1 ,rasr.1.j abonndY''
n .a. parliamentary form the Svl-
,.ao r.......l;nstion was MT ana corriad
,,.,-a.nn.ly whprnunon tbe bov-bo
,r,. rtl, r,orn- bowed oravolv 70 tho
.,.t.na.~ Iaav ana thanked her for her
I..a3...s fin yotino With him Tbnn bo
r.n f.y.g tba stairs of tha country bo.
III A. ..,.,,It tbn tima toI1a for bo
w.. H. t,,,.,,. ia ba off
1r,..,,u found sylvan Coro IN +bo
o,,l.,r.-, ,fn,,,Iicitv st,oo Of s,,,,,,,o,.
:. ~. ,r..,io1r,nnf Fy.arrtbi,,o ,,-os
ca..fr .rt -ar, Main for tbo covo
vas t.l9r.+ad eacb season mainly Inv
w.st.b, rs,-Io who had bocome oc-
cpy..e. i, thair money
*. n. fr.4 a,,, of bfs e+ov. ,1,rsrou
rst...l. ..o.fl.d to bis co,,sip t,ot bo
bslt..aa p,ri,.anca FaircbiId to no tho
,-.e.a.t .i..l nj tho coro n.bo,or,,on
irorr.,.... ....,,,oa md ro,,lio1 "St,,r
ara va.." I'm tho socond da,. ho loarn.
IA Ill.,, ... could s,vin, lilo =, so,I and
oolf l..a.a Semi Tbot ovapino Inv vir-
tra ~ t..,,,. .5,,..os which .l,a oo,aro,,s
il ,.r,.. .ht,., of tI,o no,.iIion n,,+,. bic
st.e.. or r.rov.ladon wos al,rmonted Inv
I'm. fact fb.,r Misc prudonco dancod
If.a !, f,ir,.
mis- snnr,vsl of +bo +onnad rod lin
aIa.I - W 'le ''l'l'eu' ioe ~
prad dgri,e, = Iona soiI 10 now ,1orp
Inc whom ha discovorod +ho+ hor tosto
ip Knocks and tennis rocl,o+s wos idon.
ticgl ,yf,, ~. own yvhon Torronoo IN
formed Ein lator bo,voyar +ha+ hor "a
tbor pnfn. F,ircbi,d vas crodi+od
witb morn millio,s +bon tboro woro
lettars +, H. non,o tho vo,,no mon ov
periancnd , novel and on+iroIy ,,nnIaos-
mt .inl.ino ~ tl,o hoar+
His own fn,noiaI situation did NOT
troubla }larsboIl-in foot bo found bn.
mor in his novortr NJorsboIrs fo+bor
bad been rich until an industrial furry
bad lprt him hro,,on and nonniIass
Berkeley b,rnsalf . natural onaineer
and in love with tha nrofassion no had
chosen, fa,t the nresciapt stir of oenius
within linn vo~na hut raoI His tnoch-
ers predicted great things of him and
nyith the KNOWLEDGE of his own nowers
and his burning desire to achieve. fame
anl wealth were merely around the
neXt corner.
Yet the fact of Miss Fairchilds
wealth depressed him. "I'ye almost
nonopoli2ed her since I've been here"
le told himself. "and she'll think it's
Fle blooming money. | suppose half
s"ouid marry a Digger Indian for the
p y, man pile. wish she were poor"
ne latter aggrieved and sincere re-
t-''A revealed TO Marshall that he was
1 ','7e'ouS!y near being in love.
: certain sensitive pride. for he had
"iol"Iu rear that his attitude might
4, mlsconstrued, kept Marshall out of
II s'gi presence most of the time
H. Le'ealleE Maybe she understood, for
H., possession of much money often
,"ss q woman bitter wisdom; maybe
4 us aioofness; at any rate, Miss
a'lc'lilu contrived to give Marshall
r. n'e at parting, as he held her cool
''.e nand' that thrilled his every pulse.
4. MaS IKE the song of nightingale
ue scent of June roses. And the
H. e4'o'| moved him again and again
4 winter as he built theoretical