Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-07-06

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his xrzdzxrssa bad ATTAINED the sea sen
vhea ene begins TO think q bis dsnes-
ne fsrzrre. HIS thoaghfs during this
pernss xere all az Lacszz Clark
yhEse IL eoziexe Humphrey fSex one
CO rsvs scholarships whr4 brought
hisa xcaerzry assistance. kaut heyoaG
this be tad too E1xh oz bis hzzz6z %
study for prizes or sonors In his class
Al the time o. his grsdaasscu nearly
al hss friends al Afher70z- Eaca1diES
Izcanx Clark went over 70 attend the
exercises al tie college Rose wyD&a
had becc@e lie prsacsral Of . school
for small chil6reE, and the exercises os
her OWE puE&is prsvezted her from
seeing Der friend graduate
Humphrey bad srs1sed enough Law
while IN college TO enable hsr 10 get a
ssrnatson Il az ctsce that vozh par
him raea ger salary and gre him s1c5
legal education as may Dc obtained
from Once practice Therefore be did
not attend Law seksool he preferred
to stop tie payments q his unknown
friend He therefore directed his EsotA-
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whenever be felt ztra7dznily able to
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h. better 70 take ennn=es with her be-
ICfE TJiEE ELy EuILG&3.
Rose confirmed bis idea that II Lu-
Gina Clark bad had anything to do
with the matter. should be speak to
Bob, complications might arise In
deed, Rose was Of the opinson that IL
any woman hsd been the don5r the sit
ustion might become very embarrass-
ing She advised Humphrey not to i.t
the tenefsetion influence him In the
matter Of Iove. II he loved Lucira be
should tell her 50. shutting his eyes to
the fact thar she might have secured
for him toe assistance which had ena-
bled him 70 obtain college education
II be did nst lore her for herself with
cut this (hypotheticaB favor be should
bot propose to her on account Of It,
Humphrey left his friend. having
gained a new item Of knowledge He
had spent four years at college and
come home to learn that girl with
common school education bad more
sense than be had he felt like saying
with the poet hnowiedge comes, but
wisdom lingers"
He made I'D his mind not TO act In
the matter without Roses sanction
But be seriously considered Offering
himself to Lucina Clark. He believed
that there were nine chances In ten
that she was at least Indirectly con-
cerned In the matter. and II she were
the whole would make a very pretty
romance. But, not being sure Of bis