New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

OF their moral point OF view. because I --.r from
everything about her that she couldr r.~-,by
share And then afterward talked -n her about
Il. and Ier Nnowedge was IJlSt - much s-se- than
mine as her charity was Why. Rita. sh, -a- ueOpIe
lust as would see things through thar -r.--ving
glass over there on the table. For lon- --rc after
that She used to here the afterrr.- md ST
at the TEA table and drink tea, and ",ad drink
Scotch and smoke and listen 10 her II yves rr1der-
iuI how she accepted her share OF life a,H-- with
smile on her lips
SIN" said The girl, her share raz -..-. .- less
what She made Il. Atter all her Io- nave
been different. thar Is. if l unders-a- -a"-I
mean how much cared
Ne~. = might have been different. ---.- -ael
said, hut She chose her failure on the -e and
the hall bed room and the one dress an. -ae one
hat tell YOU Rita the hall bed room a. The one
dress have had almost aS much effect or girls
lives IN thls town as mothers PRAYER a-- '}
For answer Mis- MAYNARD sat back .r -.. deep
chair and looking AT Carmichael. slowly k her
head / think. She said there must ave 7ee1
some other reason Admitting that 81. sd the
highest motives IN the world It Is dItltu. under
stand why She should have chosen the hall II room
instead OF all this The g'rl glanced "h'. room
and then back at Carmichael ot c"l-- Harry.
il YOU were an ogre. II would have been erent.
hut YOU are not an ogre In facr. / uuC.r and al
mothers and most daughters call Eou e T.
really seems a~ II She might have .r.- 1ec>eL
70 care a little.
Perhaps" sand Carmichael. slowly ing hs
words, She cared too much Sic as. .a~ird
idea of the world that YOU. to~ instance . 0G p,
probdblv because She knew So, ,tt't ,- -l,1N
vou represented 70 her everything -t.- .e"r1an
ought to he-at least the we ~ ~.-. 'S--
marry
Ye~. You. l had talked 20 ae- O. t. #. Eaa
And The one photograph" VI. Ni ~
Carmichael nodded l suppose -t.!
that her visits here were nothing la' lie II
faded letters tied with ribbon .snd aE n
the bureau drawer al the actors H'4r.-.-
thc kind of letters that woman mark -r WITH
out opening. and reads only when ',- and ;
down Town and She ,~ discouraged .. "-- ,
bring a good cry
And what was the end "f III .--e'
always end
The end was that She was very 5i
everything that a man who had o. .c--. .. .i-
If brains and "a good deal If money .," ..-
woman The fact that She Was SO k -".a. me-
where IT wasn't possible before
And them: The girl said
And then | found out ru~t a- ever 1H.'
out when a woman he care t"r s. -e.il.t -i''
ouiv perfectly sure test | know. Aut r..- .- N.''
quite well and ~ work AGAIN. and Ee~ -..'t
back. | asked her - tea. After tta. -. .,T ny
discovery. 1t was a very 5nT"rt~r- 4',
TUT 10 her. II seemed Then ] ,,',.... . a''
photographs, and we sat here fu~- a~ r -- 1,t
sitting here tonight. and one HE ynt .-r ..'
photographs in TWO and put -hem 70 .'' '.i
,hev burned up. ! told her that | v.~ --- '- -
and liked fight; but knew when was ...-r' J.
vaS case OF marrying me, or saving g' a ..- nj
evening Went out 70 my cottage ~ Is. e., ".'-t
made the Carctakcr cook for a trltut tnd p. .''
TWO DAYS For those two davS 'ht sN'.tE ..'
| had ALWAYS read about men aolu- .... lI
" hat | had seen them do the stag lt'
mp and down and talked and r..vtt -'... '.' 90
The whom | had brought along for 81. .'I'>''
and ne Just sympathetc as Nu," ' Wa"
gong 10 ne. Vt the end of two DAYS htt t>.-~'
myself and my friend, and came back E''. .' -.
blank spaces where her photographs ,~'r '' 10
and To the wicker chair here she used q. -''- -
That Is all q wear ago. and since those t'' .-'ts
until tonight have never spoken o any -'''--
her. bur the blank spaces are >t1I tI,t'N l-oo--
although they have been tilled with many iiltS,