Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-03-05
The Last
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every other virtue seemed mean and
worthless Presently he found him.
self looking I'm at the window AGAIN
JACK had disappeared from the scene.
Bat DAILY and his Nelly were sitting
side by side IN sulky silence. The
hddlers had fallen into "A more senti-
mental strain; hints OF The Mockipr
Bird might be heard struggling for
utterance In the strings. In this am
bilious attempt the pitch would get
lower and lower. and then recover
Itself with a queer falsetto effect.
Harry Mangles. the crack bronco
buster OF the region. was csller-out
this time. He was less inventive than
the curly-headed boy. but he gave out
MS commands in the same chanting
measure, and the tramp. tramp OF tho
Feet was as rhythmic as ever. The
curly -headed boy was having his turn
at the dance. assisted" bv "A saIlov,
middle-aged woman in a brown wooden
dress, who made frequent dasbeg into
the room adjoin,ng 90 quiet her baby.
In his effort mon 20 look at Bat DAILY.
cyrus attention had become vague
and scattered He fixed his ewes uDon
an elderly man OF am anxious counter
ance. with a shock of t0v-coIored hair
sticking out straight in AIN directions.
The man was having some dimcuItv
In steering his partner through am in
tricate figure. he was the only person
on the floor who diI not keep step.
and his movements became at every
moment more vague and undecided
Then at last lte viry. determined
looking bronco buster srraue lpon The
company the somewhat ahstruse die
recuon-
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dance seemed 'o o' over and the
bronco buster dismissed ue dancers
MY" inc .''''"''' cynical prophecy.
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saw the pink Of her neck take on
deeper tnge, and at the same time
bat DAILY and Jack Burreu brushed
past him and stood before the girl
each ohering her a plate on which
reposed two sandwiches and a section
or cucumber pickle. This was Nelly's
opportunity. She shrugged her shoul-
GERS. which encased IN red velveteen;
she llIJed and then dropped her eyes.
posing her mead first on one side and
ehen on the other; she clasped her
nanas and Wrinkied her forehead.
CyTus ielt as though he were watching
the caprlclous sparks which mark the
progress OF slow match toward a
lo"Ie' uain- bat DAILY meanwhile.
'OO'eo before the GIRL while
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hat nh. ,.,.. y'', '-o' NIlice AGAIN