The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1909-10-13

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bright spot on the other side of the
green.
Richard waved to her, and she waved
back, dropping her bag of golf clubs
and standing on tiptoe so that he
might see her clearly above the bushes.
When he came up to her he said.
such energy. It's only o'clock"
Il hoped to be early enough so that
I could go around the course alone"
The words were severe, but her eyes
twinkled,
You know you'd rather go with me-"
Richard built up tee Of sand neatly
and topped 1t with his round white
ball
I've made my drive. Marcia said,
"and my ball is lost over there some
where in the bushes; so, il you please.
I'll follow my nose and find IT,"
And away she went. And Richard,
putting all his skill into his drive, sent
his ball halfway to the first hole. Then
he picked up his bag and marched In
,eisurely fashion after Marcia.
Found it," he questioned.
mo"
That's womans trick--to lose a
ball"
She whirled around on him. Just
as 1t Is mans trick to lose his hearth
she blazed.
He grew white. 81 didn't think
you'd say thing like that" he said
and turned and left her.
She went running after him. "Oh,
Dick, Dick" she cried. II didn't mean
it." He tramped on. unheeding. and
at last she came up to him and laid
her hand on his arm. Really. didn't
mean It," she pleaded.
He stopped and looked down ut her
gravely "l'll admit 1t wasn't very
nice Of me to make that remark about
the ball." he said. "but there's diff
ference between making fun of girls
game and making fun Of a mans love-"
Yes. there u.s." she admitted "And
I'm sorry. Dick"
or course he forgavc her, as he had
forgiven her all summer. ever since
that first night when he had been pre-
scented to her in the ballroom OF the
big hotel and she had divided his
waltz with some one else. But she
had begged pardon 80 prettily that he
had felt almost as II he were the Of
fender.
But this Is the end" he said sternly.
Lets have It out right here, Marcia. j."
| Have what out?"
"All of 1t, We are going home to.
morrow, and, try as I will. can't get
an opportunity TO ask you to marry
me-"
OH
you've held me OF and parted and
run away. but it's got to be settled
here and now" And with that this
very fierce young man sat down on n
hillock and motioncd her to another.
"Oh my goodness said Marcia
family. but she did as she was told.
"Of course know I'm not worthy
Of you and all that I haven't much
money but I've got health and strength
and the Will I've got ambition, and
I'm going to win out IN the fight OF
life. and I'll make place for you II
you'll let me. And I'd do anything to
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