The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-15
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So ~ rub " IN on ono az soon, but honest
Iplpn. mere prose ir inadequate 10 describe
mo hllchne-- - that Henry Ferr's' heart.
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Ne vas = ,tlsin through and through,
~ led la hrr. thrn ki>sed hot.
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md spoke cro@s to her sister.
1hrre' And nov To 10 what car he done
g. atone. though u really is impossible to
rrprnlsa absolutely that II shall not happ~n
sva,n One can only do what one csn, II
happenrd. Descending to simple prose. that
ehe good Tom Eiion had a rister almost ~
tsd ~ Hsrry ferris almost as had but not
GuNe bad enough to lie deserving Of rhyme.
.Jessic her name was-and she was ss no.
torious as her hair. Than which,!
Naturally Jessie found her affinity in Henry
Ferris. and when she saw that Henry was
enamoured Of that model OF a cloak model
sho became quite ,cevish and hit her nails n
thought and thought and thought. And that
vas how poor Anna happened IN he caught
with the goods that she hadn't stolen.
" would be "a shame tn tell all the detail
81 tho hcllish plot. Suffice to say that the
plant vas good enough 10 fool even the bad
,JesSie' = good detective brother Ton, though
be was in love with Anna himself. so
Aupd was bounced and sister Gerfie was
bounced and Ndrp. that funny little elevator
hoy who stood 10y them he was bounced
too, aud after Mister Harry Marion had sung
Because you can't forget the girl who cant
forget Won Won see sister yertie and the
faithful Mary in a christie street tene-
msnt. As IL IL one OF those peekaboo tene-
ments much worn ON cherry Hill this su-
,umn Gsytie and Mary suffer a good deal
from the cold and you -ee that poverty il
sore depressing them. You see plainly that
'iertio has been obliged TO sacrifice every
thing Of value that she had when she was a
prosperous cash girl except her silk stock
ings and that one of those has dropped a
stitch. The rent. in fact. is very much
overdue. And Mary in even reduced from
perfectos to cigarettes Heavens' The
sorrows of the poor
It is very sad. especially as Ammo il miss
ing and the landlord IL unprepossessing.
The more one reflect on the features and
manners Of that landlord the more no
Wen. something just risN up within one and
Low bridge:
lie had q stream of gabby talk
Md naught on Earth could dam IL.
While those " no saw his map just yearncd
To rise right M and slam II.
Yes. its perfectly true that one has gone
and done il again, and really and truly
ono II peDitent, hut upon ones word II was
coming to that landlord. Ii surely was.
hut rs always darkest some time before
dawn, and about half past three Anna comes
IA And now the GLASS in melodrayma will
please assemble. So pleased 10 see you look
Ing 80 bright and fresh this morning.
children.
How was Anna dressed?
Please. teacher. | know.
Very well: how was IL. dear?
.nna was dressed IN black.
That RI ght. Well, well. we'll. Very good.
Very good. indeed. And what little pupil
can tell teacher what she carried in her srmsr
rlessc, teacher. ! know.
That : good. That's good. What was it.
little ONE
she carried a little, tiny. weeny teenty
baby.
Very good. indeed. Yop may go to the
head, my dear. And now the class Is dis
missed. because II really isn't proper to say
much more about that baby At this instant.
But the class having scampered away
FOR recess. il may he stated for the benefit
Of the grownups that that baby was Anna's
aud Hcnry Ferris's, n maybe she doesn't
speak w when Ferris comes in quite by
accident from a stroll on Cherry Hill. II il
snch an airy, windy tenement that you just
can't seem To keep anything out. But you're
glad Ferris comes in. for II gives ANNA .
chance to tell you that he had placed me
under the influence OF narcotics and assured
me by means Of a marriage certificate
hat VIC were married. You are also
pleased TO learn that "a mother will do
snytbing for her child and you applaud
frantically when Anna tells You so and
Ferris goes away from there baffied. but
only temporarily, for IL is only the second
act
That tenement is a regular sieve. The
authorities ought to be appealed to, for the
next thing that blows into ID is a Gerry agent.