The Greeley tribune., 1906-01-11

u'u u,,.s1 TO angelic perfection.
ea'ld ~ ,hem. but their admiration
,h,t NJ given to a delicate exotic
"a aerful as it is, one ia well
~ view through the glass OF
st's window.
.'' ~ make the Wetmore party
,horoughly NJ good time, yet he
S.ss things, as it were. with
~. :. the door. He was not OBJ.
~ s..+rsit. He was the man OF
'M uiI' talking, making himself
! ~; doing his duty" while his
'Iousness was busy with other
'J " was rather through telepa.
through any lack of attention
~ that Kitty realized the state
g and In proportion to her re-
came n feeling Of helpless
...s 90 new, SO unexpected. so
10 seemed drifting away from
ome tide of affairs of the very
Of which she had been un.
Further and further he had
n Ineligible speech no longer
nosslble between them. They
foolish, empty things that peo'
ont as the boat glides away
shore, the things that all the
az hear, and in his eyes there
that smiling kindness. How
come about after all these
What was it that had first cut
fiat sent him drifting?
oncers seemed bitten to the
M the tarantula Of an ecstatic
Their bodies swayed in per.
nony to the swing Of the fid.
the swell of the chorus. Tho
kouth of them came under the
that mad magic. Their move
HAT in the beginning Of the
A been shy and awkward, be-
most beautiful. They forgot
nds feet. Their bodies had
Ike the strings of some skill
we'd instrument obediently re-
TO rhythm, and in that COM
ending of races each in his
brought some of the poetry of
far land. The scene was
in its beauty and simplicity,
strong, inspirational power
ed rhythm Of some old border
one by one the dancers
18th better understanding. Dis.
Elements, alien nations, werO
harmony in this vivid picture.
urned to Kitty. expecting to
ice aglow with the warmth of
btood beside him, the one un-
e soul in the room, on her lips
lerant smile.
they splendid. Kitty. these
More than half of them work
fers all day, and they have
Lldren and dozens of worries.
I'D you suspect it? They're
gomen for this country"
the present state of affairs
by other subject would have
er calculated to promote good
ban the one on which Peter
bted. Kitty's thoughts had
fingered about one who,
bt one with these women, had
sturdy self reliance, their ac-
e in grim conditions, their
In simple things. Kitty's ap-
?, slow 10 kindle, had taken
forest, and by its blaze she
S in n distorted light. Her
|lSion magniiied the elations
and Judith to n degree that II
. she would have regarded rs
E He is her lover!' was
Fatlon that suddenly flashed
her mind. and with the
u overwhelming desire to say
unkInd. something that
rt him, supplanted all judg.
reason.
a decidedly remarkable
rtorially, | agree with you.
rust of course-but isn't 1t Il
lonc, Peter. to idealize them
ley are having II good time?
virtue in it. 1t Is conceiva-
hey might have to work Just
'hl have Just as many little
look after and yet not have
YES You praise them for COM
'dId You find us and our
-s little crude. Evidently
Vi our dances does not ap.
W. But | did not suppose
10 remind you that they
oe judged by the standard
ional evening parties" said
aud angry in his turn.
aMusements, our dances
quite identified with these
dear Peter. and 1 had
" an ornament of cotillons
"! clubs. can only infer
s,Du'ebody in particular who
'4' about your change OF
aeu as u " little, and Kitty kept
VI 'le native bellies are quite
,a,. : oslleEe. Mamie Wetmorc
'''' oreed who is very hand
v's ups. AT the expense
W., ,',illleS pretty romance 1
'Va tlat the lady she refars