The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24
0>E MOWE\T OF ROM,NCE
~iIrs the Heart ~ NiIh inson. Ordinarily a
Nan Who Feeds Nuts to ~auiTTcls.


Mr. Wilkinson was Walking through IN"
park on saturday afternoon Thus II NJ"
news 90 ihu-" who know Mr. Wilkinson.
Toy al a certain hour N every afternoon
with the exception " SUNDAY Mr. Nlikiu-
son - waking through the park. having
com" up 10 nifty "i.htn street and sixth
aycnU. on The "'e. at"i after the Once
-af. had been closed and there descend.d
for IN" rest 81 the Journey that leads hun
eventually tu ~. lI'fl" crImnlinE apart
rn"ut ou Columbus ay"ug". They saw
rhd' on IN" afternoon II m. great 1855
blizzard be- iramp'd ail IN" way uptown
80 the park "ntran," and was retrieved
with difficulty from a drif' that had come
clear up g. sir Wal'ers chm at he Mall
entrance
IN. damp on. owed squirrel came hrp-
petty hop from ms dwelling place near The
Mes' hrId'" path and sat IN eager hini
legs 20 a"aI' 'h" coming uf hi- friend
Mr wilkinson and h.. had struck up me
greatest sort Of - Friendship ever SINCE
the dav that Mr " had drI, en- N a ma
lingering cat Who was about 10 eat the
hen Suc,Ilru' Young squirrel Tho cat
had don" enough heaven knows. and m"
eve lost ~ that encounter had made the
former H"II BrImme. 81 the bridl. path
q social uu'ua-i among IA" squirrel Is-,-
pl" who ar" really a very snobbish sort
and had sDur'l tho loser a hif against a .
at ridden world II may have been
something thar no two suffered m com
mon hat ca'ls'-i NJ N.lhIns pn 10 reserve
hl- choicest I"suut fpr TINS outcssi m
spIt" u 'b' Db, IONS contempt - fa''er
and NOR" dashIng squirrels u h rsgR rde,i
Nr VIII iusDn 40 a trIfs low ~ ms tastes
As IN. sVf1rral Climh'.d with his h.-st
ry" 20 IA" fpro NJ Mr VIE Ins1n's ur-
Cr"as.si trousers h" distinctly heard his
friend sNclaIm Damn" and IA ~ violent
q VOC" that bong a cautious squirrel ami
having had religious bringing up h"
~hlsk"d N and sat regarding Mr. Wilkin-
-nn Teproachfgl'v a. a scandal rcd dis /
fanCa with both furepaws tucked he
meath his chm
Mr. Wilkinson had iust ha.n reading
on" of the latest aud most popular outputs
~ the lsggv school " liiarattIr" "a winch
the heroine with whom Diana would have
~ contrast hll gone Wading
around m lrDpks Wthour her SHOES ar
stockings and asked The herp II 81. WASH :
Just too -Impl" and naive. oT else had
AIKEN tea WITH - strange bif good hooking
man IN pa laiua~ or something like thai
Won know the sort one fprR"ts them 50
easily And Mr. wilkinson rsgiIug had
: ghed li't" and reflected that no m :
genuous young lady m real ~. had
spoken 10 him for many moons except
% saw Her" j. that letter 10 IuTrIp.
adwalader = Co and he SUSPECTED.
although he was not quite sure that
most 81 the Young ladies ~ the offic.
him a. an odd Crouch There.
Tore p" sworo and wrecked the nerye-. Of
niS one eyed friend
he called IN" latter hack. however
and made dr"ary ftnrroon a lot brighter q
~ giving him very fine English val a
lut indeed. and left tho charmed re- .
'ipiant standing on his head burying Iii. Z
treasure like modern Capt Kidd
And at the Seventy second street on. I
ranc" Romance all mnespeCtc d was e.
waiting Mr. Wilkinson in a green hanson n
alb Romance had deep black eyes and I
4 red mouth and ws- dad most simply IN :
green So was the driver n the hanson d
md he seemed very happy too. and even &
h" trappInEs 81 the little horse were a
laring emerald =
Mr. wilkinson with his mouth omen II
tRred through the fog AZ this bewitchinR .
.ision. but stared with the wistfuI eyes 4
II the outsider. of the man IN the gallery =