The evening times., 1911-04-22
The Second Amendment
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many during public And his face
beamed with delight particularly the
budding little maid that had often stood knee and inter-
rogated big talking in the capitol on the
hill Then in a confidential tone, he said:
enid is to be married.
difficult persuade myself that she could have
the manageable and yet of several
silent for quite while running mind the strange
things that the wings of time Then inquired:
'To brother of yours he replied laughngl.
"a nephew SENATOR likely Grey: brother senators
stl congratulated him. Knowing the senate had,
felt that his daughter could scarcely make mistake by choosing
senator for husband Notwithstanding the procvy of the
scarlet saze them and create sageeabe impressions
concerning their genemeny qualities and honorable for
while that all the senators that have helped to make
remarkable history have been aultess equally certain
that not all history has there been body that contained
unworthy accept current criticism being tru
is body whose members expected be something
than human YET truth where few senator's have failed
meet this expectation not have been due largely the false
hoods and the naggg tactics Of ambitious envous party rivals
outside the those that bent getting into the senate
price themselves cost reputation to the ncum
bentto the unfortunate habit fosooth this Gland of the free
and of the rave Of dscredng public particularly
attain distinguished positions and grave
sponbites9 begins
before victims had opportunity
fitness national undermine
in authority; drive small good badrom place
and from Only angels with wingsage and strong
ould he eoual to eudnp heartess nurs like this
My interest in the had waned Although 1
looking forward with degree pleasure the time when
would permit to visit the place OF OF the
greatest trials we'll the greatest umphs of fe after
listening Grey energetic and hopeful words concerning political
conditions resolved Washington after little delay
possible Nor would first call be at the capo Immediately
my arrival would pay my respects the editors home
curious to see the future wife Of brother senator had
known the child but until friend the distinguished
father OF the girl spoke his name had ever heard OF Cornelius
Twain
The American quickly adjusts himself marvellous things
by slow getting accustomed to the hghspeeng
automobiles that thronged the highways
cit in the state of Washington remarked Grey before
left Seattle that good roads to be found than
other This due chiefly to the efforts of
gec FRIEND Samuel Dale who enjoys being called good roads
crank Where find good roads there also will find the
autochine in abundance
Nor did duck or side-step after few days experience
avoid the ashps when they swoopng
gasoline And for being surprised the height
Of the skyscapers the Seattle certainly prepared
mind against anything of the kind that might when
to New York
by this was coming out of
the spell that oriental travel had that had shaken
off the dust of the dead and hopefully and
buoyanty American in substance and in spirit.
Another thing that pleased much, the places
the Twin and nseparab in spite Of themselves
had finished the work of putting their
ground particularly in the congested What relief
fingered metropolis now one of
the beauty earth for nearly week beyond
might enjoy the absence of noise
did not observe improvement in this regard
cago; but Chicago expecting quiet
rest anything else that does be ncd
ing noise.
Coming Washington from New York arshp (time
hours) comfortably wilmington
famous for its its food and its fancy prices
Grey hand with his auochine hrled through
Rock Creek park to his comfortable residence the hills
here that passed first evening the capital;
that again met ttle Enid She smiled and shook her head
when I thus greeted her.
American girls develop rapidly, they begin grow
said he with musical laugh.
Rarely has been good fortune possess.
ing such upeave beauty and charm Surely the
deved lovingly here 1t beauty that appealed
making its intellectual appeal we shape.
illness Of form and the fine coong Of her striking Grecan
face seemed to fade from view when she poka indeed
sweey and meauouy attuned that words of
scribe it, and her wonderful eyes all ncom-
parable expressveness
81 you will like him, she replied when had offered
Fluctuations And how easily she drawn enhusias-
tic praise of his admirable qualities S looked
almost dumbounded the eulgnt glory presence deter
mined the next morning the chamber
and know the wonderful the fortunate capture
this womanly prize.