The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-08-10

For n moment Nartory could hardly
believe her eyes. ;"ais poor sickly, Grip.
pied girl the rich .,!ildred Liudon she had
heard much anou;7 This erl the
be,ress to q rri.r7u the SRI " HON ali
poor grls en-, "a.
Just then Mrs. !.iDdon returned With
the WORK. wrapped up ar badly that Mar
jory asked permission to wrar 1t. At
this, Mrs. LlndoE laughed spying: II
guess | 6m not so clever Il conan as
your mother, am II" and 1.hIjGry, all
Unaffected. honestly said no, ma am
ThereupOu both Mrs. Linden and Mildred
laughed. But their faces Gained instant
ly, for the door opened and the thin.
faced. stern gentleman came into the
room. The auto Is Mt the door" he an.
nouuced. - came up from the bank in
1t. but sbali aot ride ANY more today.
am tired md sick DO you want it2-or
shaii order q TO the garageT
Mrs. LiIdon spcfc co!Jly: Thank you.
Mr. Linden. shall not go out now. 1t
Is too late Had l known you were not
gong to use the usch ne. save to come
from the bum, should not have u.isseI
.uy ..ite-'",or rice In the park. You
u:ig,t have bad the carriage. | hate 1t.
and viii not ride In It, Ga you know"
Very we'll madam sad Mr.. Lindon.
htu Iu."tiy ".thulcW hic
WIS N.ont ~ riEg tor II servant. t. say
Ihat the automobile should be taken to
the gaiage. When Mildred Interrupted
Let me drive in the park awhile.
mamma. I'm feeling utterly miserable
this evening. The air will give me an
appetite To- dinner
"Certst.iJ. my dear" sn!d Mrs Lin
don. Run along And return within
one hour. And-teI Furgrson to drive
slowly
Yes, mamma" SAD Mildred, And
she hasteDe1 - Der roorn and donned
her automobile hat and ;G@ket.
Marjo-y finished tyiag up the bundle
of soft linen and lace aad aude Mrs. Lin
don good afternoon and departed. this
time by a Side door, as per the orders
% the high a nd mighty fO"tmHa. But AZ
she stepped upon the pavement she saw
sn automobile stErdl11 beside the curb
Inside 1t was Mildred. She beckoned
TO Murjory to take seat beside her
III carry you home" she said.
MaTjo.y accepted the crippled heiress
invitaticI, ard soon they were speeding
no the street breathing In delicious
fresh air Mari3ry had never been In
side ne automobile before, and the
novelty VAS pleasing IN the extreme.
But the girl beside he: preferred talking
to looking mp and down The street at
the thrOugs Of carriages and automobiles
You must tell me where you live she
said to Marjory MarJory gave the ad
dress, "Oh, is cut there" exc.1.mnd
Mildred. II often 30 past those little
cottages with their pOrcacs and their
pretty grassy yards with lJwe.s every
where about them. And | know the peo-
pie living there must be very happy.
They are 50 close to each other. aren't
they?"
Yes. Indeed" snIi 3arjoiy AMI rroE!
the depths of her heart. ste had J'.I'
begun TO understand sOmetkIc Yes.
we are close together my Urnl aud
mnmmn and my two lltte DtotneIs and
he baby"
"Oh. have sou hr51hers, aud a baby2'
cried Mii1rei. How lovely 10 have
brothers aud elstr,.. | ana, an only child,
aud often 50 iDneiy. And -Jou SEE, |
have crippled hip. ! can't run nni
play as you can" A look Of sadness
came into the vonHg heires5' face. 1T
must lie 7lItId4i To be strong Ike you
two fine, straight legs to carry you
about"
1t Is. It IL" declared Marjory en-
Enthusiastically. Then by way Of SYM
pathy, she said. But you are 50 very