New-York tribune., 1907-12-29

NJ ---i-- HI --~' -'-1A
LSH@o 50 that he could know she
caEL)M.0 last asleep Nor id she come -
X" JSt consciousness until the conductor
.bS15xkl asked Tor her ticket Then she found
: S1,NN thar her ar had been shifted u The
w NTkA spur that -an eight miles % the VII
- hkp.n aye II Thurmont. a mountain set
~ I\S} dement, out of the way IF he world
and largely out pt - know edge
-.. ...- no return tram that night; but Hope
-....F - worry and lost herself II thinking
-tlinS> that had 80 strangely happened
she Na> the third assistant secretary
.....- She had her first long session with
Sterling P-e-r..r She had come n contact with
--- wonderful man Nhn did things She had
-r.-e7 tr, stories Others had told y ms natural
- seemingly unconscious domination y al around
.-.-..r-E She sal under has influence. One ~ecre-
.,-.~ 4...s another had gone If tnr the iay De
.-- she WAS % pegln her vacation She NtS Z"
-- I'm the early morning and reach her home AZ
.. ~. Tor ne -lliidav dinner But me vp-l,
----..-- Prentice gaze her knocked her plans ANY,.
r. .- .fteru,an She thought he would never stop
ting. and .rt somehow she Htnted hlm =
. Ia in spite of ne consciousness hat = meant
.--- extra york A. The very lag end u hrr ''lI>E
There was something vital ana Elt'rin- II the
.- something ina GOT INTO her soul and nerves.
thing that made her forget the -ireines> ana
. s-a-v of lie other dayS: and - She "prkei ~
.- the night. and Ht~ AZ The ottlee early III the
NJ and vhe-l he- tram NaS -ett.ns ne Ta>
- ever - t.r. -lc results u her 90,
l-liy he took ne sheets. read the''. - rArd-l
he seemed only - scan the lines. ,i a. the end
.--r looked - rs-th 4 hall smile and sad Al
.-' Il Vas not much n words but tie l.rtle sI,-
8
: vent back u her room Presently The chief
---a-v. Scoiiari. >pod by her deSh and sad
~ formally N.~s oliver. your vo-., - M
T---sce Is quite satisfactory. and / hope r-ar YOU
lew minutes atte-va-i she vas carving her
. e4se - ca-ch ne one clock tram ta- Ro~rao-e
III out exclaimed the conductor. Who came
-- -lv 10 her and sad. - | nave rrlE doubts about
-atel miss b2c- I = the only t2--2g ~ - KIND
~ to-,-'5 me usual village I'M. Il smelling and
c-.- She made Al effort = eri-er ne LADIES'
E.--ace, but * fumes OF the I,-3er Ee:1e--te9
a- rha- Vas called The parlo-. and S-r rer-eated
--- drug store o-l the opposite co-le-. Here She
I=- her luggage fo- She had decided = il Hat slle
- done when She -i-~t arrived II Ae.- *
f v to he- C.lts-ct. Tor information and guidance
As he walked -, the street she E-~ta 81
--ees and clean homes and yards t'l- - 3"rve-s
s.E -le few quiet people She SAW we're n ie-elta'ie
C----ss- t. the cilea, citizens Who we-e taking
--.cs and drsnk king Ete Equor Al ne note Sile
! .- ] the little church: but = vas clo~ei
Worse than that no one responded " .-rn S-'e
K zed al the parsonage door. and e-g1-9- sad
: = the 7,-eache- Ms n the cftV. She wa~ n
C.-.-9arv indeed when She happened = see farther
L. he avenue . SIGHT which tempted he @
T. few minutes she stood before AZ old colonial
ne Ferclei upon terrace. With splendid columns
ing is los1pi-abe porch. and running down by the
.-- and devious paths Nere noo- TONS 81 bushes
viii? roses T. complete the. picture Vas al
"a 3v dressed n rrtite With white cap o- le-
r7 her lace .1lt ot sunshine and lrlE.-at.sr1,lC
l..-- before. ~.e realized what She Ha~ dong HOPE
s- was making * -t1y l. this gracious ni lady
hope rol, -E.ll pardon me she sad ,'r-- -
r-----s b a mistake | came 81 = Ihtirt.-.'rlt
-f 4 cont -l-,.-l-y home II R'~-- K Az
--- Is no tram back until morning. ! thought
-ft spend tie Sht a. the hotel. 3U- I seem.
ether E.-e-y.-ei and impossible tired = rl-lc
~to- Of ne church. but they tel me NJ l. AVA
F-zars YOU zy:u t.e go good a. L direct me = =
ding house | an not al al particular So that
+ ale and respectable
-iialitv beacaed from the old laiE~ eyes a- s-e
NJ d ~. | shall II very glad - -e.' ~ s-2.-
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