The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-14

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know - .ors Of h than ~ "a sAs -
tested rsntfuily. for shs vas still -,
upon ths point- All 49, could say -.
hat h. lad written to preniss the livtus
for Mr.. Baunsarssn and than rave II =
wnfred EIiotssn-
Grace was more inpsrvlouz stnl. A.
simply refused to diseuss the subject a.
all. telling Der brother to hold his lsnrus.
i doa's - why you should blame ma
mother" demonstrated the younx MAJ.
III was certainly nc fault Of mine"
IT ras your fault. Henry" rstortsd
Lady Avon
Il told you Of Grscs's psrsmpsor,
TER
Who but you would heed the Wild hs-
ter Of a girlf You should ha~s waitsx
tor me 10 eonhrm IL. A l did not DO %.
you ought to have written 10 me bsfors
acting. did NOT care for Mr.. Bsunxsr~
ten to have Great Wilton Il was Grace
who worried me into asking Il OF you
but as you promised II 20 him. II should
have been his. You cannot picture l,
yourself. Henry. half the -annoyanes Il
has cost me-"
Lord Avon could picture II very w-ll.
All this arose from Grace's absurd ca
price. She had been INDUCED all her NJ.
did Just as she pleased
And for you to put SO silly a yrunx
fellow as Elliotsen into H." went on
Lady Avon. charging on her grievancea
Il told you his wife would make him
play all kinds Of pranks in the church,
What does he do?- asked Lord Avon.
VERY ridiculous things Indeed. Hs
put a lot Of brass candlesticks on thu
table. and be turns himself
bout and lows down az direrent psrts
Y the service. and she sweeps her head
orward In a fashion that sets the whole
hurch staring. We are not used TO thsse
Innovations. Henry
Lady Avon was correct In ryinx 20
he innovations were innovations In Z
hose days; now they are looked upon al q
lost as matters Of history. as II they had r
'me IN with William the C~onqueror. |,
And the parish Is not pleased vim :.
returned Lord Avon
Pleased with them" echoed his moth "
: began by wanting to make svsry y
'ul In the parish. lzborers and eli. a. 70
nd daily service In the church from s gr
clock TO 0. allowing them tan minutes OF
r breakfast and fifty for prayers: and
e has dressed the Sunday school In All
ariet cioaks. with a large whit. linen ~
oss swed down the back. One thing Ia
{ liked at all: the inexperienced rastlcs
nnot be made to understand which var
wants them to turn at the creeds :, ia
has planted some men behind thu fr~s sa
aches every Sunday with long white ths
nds. and the moment the Belief bexin.. IS
Sn come the wands. ripping the heads ]
tns doubtful ones You have no idea ms
the commotion Il causes o..
Lord Avon burst into a laugh. IRA -.
re run down for a Sunday before rAis. ~
l known the fun that was going on D.
he The girls raust take care the p..
IS don't run at their scarlet elorhs.- r.
Al. Henry. you young men rersrd n,
se things but as matters for irrsver-nt Far
ing Mr.. Baumgarten would not have In,
red US So" -
resently he walked out. In one Of ~
pleasant green lanes with which The
e abounded. be suddenly Encountered -
'e, the surgeon. who was coming slonx -
steaming pace.
Walking for a wager7- cried h@.
that's IL; your lordship has lust hft
replied the surgeon, graspinx warmly
ready hand held out to him. Il ana
often have a match together. and
'unes he wins and sometimes | do
ITO be eontinned1