The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-03-21

Regina nynevor In the suhdued tone shey
had adopted for their conversation. -Shs
says her labs are getting bad again. snd
that she ean's chapsron us tomorrow
night r.
Regina" interposed Grace. In tone
of sharp reproef: although Regina was
the eldest, and she was the youngest.
II declare that she said it, returned
Regina. the whole party having Taper
eepfihly glanced at the opposite sofa.
~We were In her dressing room just be-
fore dinner. My limbs are getting bad
again those were the very words sas
used"
svery possibly: bat there was no me-
eessity for you to repeat them. We sFs
not alone
I'VE are" said Regina. who's Char
ley Raumgarteny NOBODY
Nobody. as you say" interpreted
Charles
~Regina's tongue viii be the hans OF
her life cried Grace. s3Of course we
are used to Charley. but II would have
been all the same had there been room
full OF strangers present. She says any
thing that comes uppermost In her mind- "
Like papa carelessIy spoke Regina.
Yes. but what Ii proper for papa Is
rnlsdylike for YOU" returned Grace. who
liked TO set the world 20 rights.
Go on, Oracle" laughed Richard
Aunt Ann sayTs
Nothing. hope it's not true. though,
that she Is going TO be III. We shall BE-
kept prisoners. as we were last season"
"I'd rather run away then put up
with 1t" protested Regina. dercely. ~It's
not rheumatism bur temper from whieh
she IL suffering"
Charles Baumxarten laughed
"Is Is quite true. Charley: even you /
don't know her yet. protest that il was
half and half last year little rhsuma-
tlsn, and a great deal Of eross-graIned /
IL abe does have this at
tack. mind. I shall have brought Il on
Little Archdeacon Duck called this morn
ing"
'.Archdeaeon Duck-who Is hep inter
Fupted Charles Baumgarten-
TITS the girls name for him she
means Archdeaeon Drake" explained
Richard LET her go on. Charley"
Well" said Regina. you all know how
Aunt Ann has been setting her cap az
him. thinking. perhaps, he might con-
vert her into Mrs. Duck the second The
little archdeacou was beginning with hls
soellshly complimentary speeches. and
brought In something about aanrs locks,
VI which the weather. windy or wet. never
disturbed the beauty Or II IL doss.'
pat in. Aunt Esther can send them to the :
isirdrvsser's to be renewed she Is more
fortunate than we poor dsms~lz-
-Reginai You never said II !" ,
~Inded / did. She looked daxxsrx. and
he arehdeaeon looked foolish. THERE'S
Nothing she hates 30 much. either. ~
,einx called Aunt Esther | vas de- {
ermined to pay her o6.~ vowed Regina.
She had driven me wild all the morning q
rith her sxxravations. And nov ! sx- :
'ect abe intends to PAY Us Oh By having !
"a attack OF Rheumatism
"a blessed thing for you girls II you .
rere married and away" said Richard
ynically; bat you'll nsveg 6nd another
Lunf Ann / don't know where | should
e for pocket money without her | say.
iris, I think wIlnot has landed
Then, IL so. he'll be here tonight" \
aid Regina, ssand Mary L. as cool over
a. a cucumber! One wouid rhink-
The subdean entered. Regina cut short
err speech, and Charles Bsumwarf<n slip
ed OF his perch on the sofa and tool ais
rat decenfly In chair. la the presenes 4
I Mr. Dynevor bis family pat On their
ess behavior
Whether they felt who II might b San
Of be told The silence Of expectation .,
as on all, and their eyes turned 10 fhs
,or as IL was thrown Open "a
~Sir Evsrard wilmo<-@ IN,
DR.. Dynevor and bis ~ bustSed !.
rward with his right hand ssr~teA~d cut :.
A warm greeting to the subdean.
sies rrv~king TO Mary. holding h~r hand ~
ut by facts egiSter and Farulhe ~