The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-05-10

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AWAY. followed him Jo the door
!n'' pat OF my suite opened ont ON
'l' sidewalks 90. 'up convenience OF
ny c"'is of customer. Im inst
me ''"' WIN
lie looked uroat toward a swar,
n,'' onchorc br1ushlm at the eprb
sofi' -but . can't said no. "Tys
my sister with mo- She brourbt M,
dp"n 100 hcf trap"
That's 900 ushl said T. .brlnr
ner along Won $500 iu the sayarin "
Ana locked ms arm I'M min. md
started toward tho bruurham.
We was turning nIl kinds Of colors
ahd was acting iu way that puzylod
NY mon Despite all ms wears In
NV iofh ] was ignorant of the clnb
or''e social distinctions that hna
grown up 100 iis Fiuh avenue quarter
hneW of COURSE. that there was a
w hlonahIc society and that some oi
th' most conspicuous of thos, I'm a
seemed unable lu got used tu the idea
OF being rich and were boz state of
EI'N agitation over their own Inn
pol'Ance Important they micht be
uu' hol io mu knew nothing of
''.'' careful srulations OF snobblsm
-'ne people to know socially. the
peohe 10 know iu % business way. the
peuNe To know Zoo ways religious and
phlanlhropic The people 10 know for
the iun tu bp got uut OF them. IA,
people TO pride oneself uu not know
ing At nll. the nervousness. the bys
leii' about preserving these disgust
ing uadaiiona an this. / say. was
an Alfoamoduf mystery 10 me. who
gave took liking ia the sensible
selimpociIng American fashion. so
! dht understand why sam. as
aims dngscd him along. was STAN
meihg' Thank you-but -l-she-
the act is. We really must get up
town
llihls time ! was whore ] could
LOOK nto the brourham A glance
cms much at glance. as can
any han who spends every day OF
ove1year 100 an all.duy fight Tor his
purta DIES llic with the blows com.
ing hm all sides can see much
ai Ancoi ] often have seen much.
new saw more than Just then. In.
slant ! made up my mind that the
/ ElloWs would lunch with me.
/ 'Non got 10 eat somewhere" said
/ J. In tone that put ana end to his al.
iemltto manufacture excuses. "Tn
be dehiod To have you Don't make
W aumore yarns"
7 .rfOwly opened the door. "Anita %
f7'e, VT Hlackiock. Hes nvffdd
TO lunch"
lifted my hat and bowed. kept
eyes straight upon hers. And Il
I've. me more pleasure 10 look into
enI than ! had ever before got ont
looking into anybody's. am pas.
Inately fond Of flowers. and of chin.
n, and her face reminded me Of
b. Or rather. II seemed 10 me that
u ] had seen. with delight and
ding, incomplete IN their freshnesa
beauty and charm, was now b,.
me In the fullnoss I felt like |
ng to her. Il have heard Of Won |
"A. The children and the flowers /
2 told me you were coming" Per
4 my eyes dld say H. AZ any rate
looked as straight at me A. / at
and ! noticed that she paled a
2 and shnnk-yot continued 10
AZ II ! were compelling her. But
Foice. beautifully clear. and lin.
% In the ears like the resonance
e violin after the bow has swept
strings and lifted, was perfectly
Possessed. az she said TO her
Der: That will be dellghtful-lf
fhink we have time
saw that she. uncertain whether
Tshcd to accept was giving him q
nce to take either course. He
flme-noihlng but time" said l.
5 Engagements are always with
pc who want 10 get something out
lpn. And they can wait" pre-
ied TO think he was expecting me
inter- the trap; got In. seated my
: beside her. said TO Sam: i've
% the little seat for you. Tell
r man to take us TO the Equitable
dng-Nassau street entrance"
talked a good deal during the first
( NJ the nearly two hours we we're
e1er- partly because both Sam
~ sister seemed under some sort
stain. chiefly because was deter.
ed 10 make a good impression.
Der about myself, my horses, my
sc In the country, my yacht.
q 20 show her ! wasn't an ignor.
Is as to books and art, even II |
ny been TO college. She listened. '
10 Sam sat embarrassed. You G
I bring your sister down to visit h
said, finally 'I'll see that you
pave the time OF your lives. Il
q pap a party Of your friends, Sam, N
come down-when shall we say? n
{ Sunday? You know you we're
ing anyhow. can change the
Of the party"
am grew as red as n he were go. u
into apoplexy I thought then ne u
afraid I'd blnrt out something
VI who were In the party was
posing 10 change was soon to
" better.
Thank you, Mr. Blackjack said a
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