The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-07-12

Brown and l can descend
Craigheads manner of disposing of
the crowd commanded Mr.. Waddy's
sincere respect. He went about with
marvellous rapidity. sending away those
whose nGnutllity was unquestionable
and making engagements with others
at Our Wall street Office" the name
of which made everybody more re-
spectful.
The dinner to which Mr.. Craighead
took Mr.. De Land, Miss Brown and
Mr.. Waddy was the first of series
which reduced Mr. Waddy to torpOr.
The old gentleman, In his long frock
coat which buttoned to surtout, his
frowzy face and his evident attach
mcnt to Mr. Craighead. was remember
ed In certain ultra bohemian circles
for his surreptitlous sinking into the
dimmest corners of cafes and roof gar
dens. He had dark secret, Mr. Craig
head said, which, he did not explain,
originated In Mr.. Waddy's agreement
with the lady In goggles that the whole
situation was improper He felt obliged
TO keep with Craighead because Of
Il suspicion that the aeroOf was "a
Pigment of two Slatterv Institute i'm.
aginations. and he did NOT purnose to
let any guilty man escane So no
proyidently engaged n detective 10
shadow both bimself and Mr. Grail,
head, the unremitting presence of
whom In very plain clothes made Mr..
Waddy feel and lool, guiltv and yuoi.
tive
TIT, sooo,,a .o..sa., g.. ,.....,,., a.
e,nat,.,,a,,.,,. -, -" W D.,oe ",
duty of preventing that nun,l or Dr
of abstinence Ga ho dranh ,nost -
the intoxicants served to Crajchood
somewbot 70 tho injury ~ ~, hoo,,t,
but much IN tho hottorn,ont 81 his no,,
utation 40 ro;storor A,tono,,,o. :.
was ro,iof 70 rot Cr.,,,haoa h..,.
homo where ho ;nstouad III, ~,
loagar ana hoordor c,or,r,rr IT., 81,
for bis recommendation ana Iond,n.
him tho money on HE noto 70 nov ,n,
n IN orr,,.a, ho ,,o,t - - -
+rrnoa Cro,,rho,a ova. 80 .,..
hilI with striot ,ntunotions =, 81,
nbon. tho shnr,e,s otroo +, ha ,,,, ~,
oocornte5 Tow for r,oro t,o, ~, -
II was n situation with some un,ous
asnects Mr. Croichooa honon ,uh,,ina
owov timo Win wor. on ,,,a aNyor
nbolocv 90 tho Cro,ras,,. an, ill.,, ,,,.>
no on,nooy,s ..Sno,ish N,,,,,, To,,
ing from the library window ho cav
Mrs CrovhiI, ontor srmmar honsa
Iaoyinu ro5 hat an ~, ra,,,,,- 49,.
side.
The .Atornho,ogv" grow un;,tarost
ing Crairhead stenped from tho win.
dow went info the summon housa aud
started at finding Mrs. Graybill there,
her hair tousled about her head her
little nose elevated in that comical re-
semblance TO her fathers "NIr Wad
dy informs me that the late Mr., Gray
bill was minister of the gospel." he
ventured
YES" she replied, ''he was"
And that he has been called" Craig
head went on, ITO n better life year
or more?''
Fourteen MONTHS" answered Mrs
Graybill
Il have been reading" said Craig
head. "A work on the 'Morphology OF
the Crawlish' 1t holds me enthralled.
The person who fails TO CLEAN wisdom
from the crawhsh has never tested his
intelligence with bare toe or studied
his morphology"
Mrs. Graybill looked at Craighead
sternly.
Don't poser said she. Don't think
that want beautiful lesson In every
thing. If have been minister's wife
Tell me of Mr.. De Land and--and Sa,
die Brown and the chop suey and-and
that life Tell me. Mr. Craighead"
The point here is that there was no
danger Of Craighead's running or
while she listened with such breath
less interest to his adventures. He ex-
planned his natural transition from the
study of artistic anatomy to surgery
and then through medical jurispru-
dence to law. and over all gloomed the
shadow of his wonderful. his poetic,
his epic designations, Mrs. Graybill
was shocked but she asked for all the
horrible tale that he might so relieve
It that nothing would ever, ever induce
him to drink again.
only one thing would ever do that"
SAID he. or maybe two, The pangs OF
despised love
men you nave never expert
ehcedf she asked
Never, said he. AS ! am now
hkeiy to-!
And the other shock that might
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