Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-24
NOVEL OF THE FUTURE.
Imaginary oietatien (Net Far Wrongly
BY Author 80 rypist.

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| BY Author 20 Typist.
~ w. Miss Barlock." said to my
| II typist as entered my writing
den, III you're quite ready We'll
/ begin at oncc, please, utle The Syn
theuc Nlgrim-A Post lmpressionist
, Romance Have you got thats" Miss
Bariock had got that, but she looked
| euxlsd-
Chapter 1.-The Hero and How lie
Became FNgrim--He was quite q
simple, ordinary kind Of man. His
outlines were hard and black. he had
. snail. roundish head with three dots
II 1t, one above the other. BIS body
was triangular. and ell down it was a
TOW OF little circles These were his
buttons His arms were straight and
quite thin. They ended In three prougs
IKE ,oast.ng forks. 1t was the same
With bis legs"
! noticed slight elevation In Miss
Basiek's eyebrows at this point It's
al rsht Miss Ba.loek," assured her
I sri merely adopting the method by
wstch 81 unsophisicated mind tnvart
ally represents the humau form. You
doar know: No more do I. SO let Us
set ca.
he lived In q reary and truly ar
cs..c house. I. vas an irregular par.
a.is,oCan- AID the roof was bright
PINK. TIE docs aad windows were
s.rek n anyhow. and there were little
eorkS,9w ,h.1S coming out Of the
eh.naeys These were the smoke.
TssS. were res shout Not any rar-
.scu.sr tres, because don't know one
t-ss tu1 another and couldn't bother
q describe them e I did Just tres
VIII bright blue and green and chcco
ls.e foi.see IKE the loveltest wool.
woss There vas howwow outside
tie house. and inside It a fat CO: sat
&C us. BIT st lsst the hero got
t-sd ~ Living there, 50 be called sos
lis s~Asee- Gus-us. Yes, Miss Bar
io.ck- l did mean that 10 te .yr-i
s, covn!t soes CHAPTER o-Atou,
Els SA-Cnless you were told
you would No: have known Il 70. 8
e%ess at s,i Il vas the sort of gee
see you see when II Is q long way Of
sad you are rather shosts.sh.ei But
Il was s ge~See nshs enough II had
a. the essentials ot g@geeiness- Il
II hadn't o.. Zero wou,da', have been
seen with II AID 50 be said so..hy
to his howwow and the fat CT. aid he
got On lis e@eee, and his travels h.
gac Geo-eoo.'
4 Insist o. having that 'eo.-go-o
tyred. Miss Ba.le.ek." told he. Its
raT Of ny technique You are Eese.!
one Of the public, so you mustn't tt
to dictate to ne how should express
ny temperament Besides. IL dicsa,-
ing to you Chapter 3-Eis Advea-
lures Among Masterpieces.
Well, and So be rode and he rode
till at last he came to COUNTRY with
was entirely composed Of little primat-
ic SHUTS. so that you couldn't make
out what 1t was like unless you wen.
ever such a distance OF. aad then i.
was disappointing So be didn't stay
there very long. And the SHUTS id
not suit his gee-gee at all So on they
went to the next place By. the g@
see wasn't very we'll even there"
Here Miss Barlock ventured the GRID.
cism that SO far my novel did 10. ap-
pear to have much plot 1T has no1e
whatever" said, with some p.de,
and its not going to have. In d.
picting life as I've observed It Have
I detected any kind OF plot governing
my own or others experiences: I have
not Then why, ask you, Miss Bar
lock, should l undertake the mental
labor OF inventing one: No, no. let Us
be true to nature as we happen to Sc
1t. Chapter Ills Further Adventure.
So he got on his geegee again, and
he rode and he rode and he rode Ard
soon he came to land where there
were huts and palm trees and things.
and all the natives were brown and
quite tiat, exactly like people made Of
gingerbread, only they were not 5, nice
to eat So the gee-gee was very sick
indeed. Gug-gug. G@-sco-goo.
Miss Rarlock glanced up st ne owe.
her typewriter with some aa1.sy.
Are you quite sure" she INQUIRED u.
easily. that this sort OF th.ns viii b
really POPULAR"
Not Immediately" admitted. ~.
cry inventor OF new literary STYLE
mas 10 so through a period Of u.sua. /
Outstanding and even derisiou..
"hut surely" she objected. .--As,
isn't quite the same shins. usaa
they didn't write like hahies-.rc +
sussins' and 'goe-soo-ins.' and s.l
that"
No doubt Miss Rarlock dan,, mean
TO do II, but somehow she pu. NE %.
! have made nc further progress with
my great post-impn,ssien.ss novs.