The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-01

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and that's What these ~hrownie did for q
~r~k or ~ after hittin' the Palacs-
sl.amer. pasted all over 'em while hey ate
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t~erferin' with my arrangements. and |
didn't like 'em none too well for that kind
a. work. Bu' : always played the waitIn'
dope, and ! Il. ired, erect. that they'd
get tired 81 all hike that after they'd put up
their first few lays fash ani then a bs
time 'nough for me t. peek arOuni.
And II broke hathaway After ahnut
a week a. that kind ~ rar'n' around with
all 90 their SINNERS glued on 'rm hey got
tired q thar kim a. iiz-giggn' and they
began To toss their glitter bouliers into the
hote, safe. That wasn't none l-ttsr Toe
my end either, but | sat down AM waited.
Their forgctrn' minute svayei along
bout a fortni't after their bulge up from
the irtnrds. | was ~'oungin' NJ Dund the
desk, spslin' hayss talk with the clerk
one evenin' when the liaywayne family
all five 10 'em. ,umbled in from q dinner
they'd been havin' out NJ the Chf House.
All 81 'em. nav and paw and the two
daughters and the son, had their dazzle
gear on, and | figured there'd be- n"thin'
in my line for that night.
But when the NAV b-anrd over To the
clerk and asked him where the nicr Catholic
church was and nov 10 get there | Logan
10 stick my listeners to' ard. N'-ee. this
was a Saturday night. What could they 10
wantinN to 90 To u Catholic church for on a
Saturday night? The NAV was tellin' the
clerk that she wanted the carriage hrou ght
around in half an hour to take them Ia the
Catholic Church. What for on Saturday
night2 Well. confession.
THAT was my dope Well. I began to
get some dancy inside then. Would they
wear their shiny junk to confession? l
handicapped not. And ~ | thought.
standin' there on one leg and then on the
other ut the hotel desk. that just maybe
them brownies for gettin' moment might
be due.
swell. they all scrambled up TO their
soot-which was six rooms on the third
floor. overlookiu' the court and in twenty
minutes they were all down again. lone VI.
as | figured, in a hull lot less loud raiment
than they'd worn at their Cliff House feed
and with their giglerinos all absent also
as | had doped Ii. The carriage was
waitin' for them out front. and they didn't
hand any package o stun over TO the clerk
and l s'poss maybe l wasn't some waltzy
around my thumb works then.
And the little hitch that come "a right
then made il all the better.
"'Oh,' says the brownie NAV to one Of
the daughters, grabbin' hold Of her sudden
like by the r~aincoat lapel. we've forgot
the and she pulled OH some ~whisperin'
with the girl.
"The daughter was the careless one.
I heard her mumblin' somethin' about
the carriage bein' waitin' outside and
about the forgotten stun bein' in a drawer,
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