The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-11-01
4 WELL DEVELOPED
SUMMER LOVE AFFAIR

my sister Chryssie did more than
dlsapprove OF the whole affair."" said
the elder Miss Simpson. "Disapprove
is too mild word. She simply boiled
over and started to pack her trunks.
Then she unpacked them because, she
said, she could not in justice to the
family name leave me at the hotel un-
chaperoned.
"Chryssie Is thirty.six, I am thirty.
eight and neither of US ever had q
chaperon in our nves--so I think It
was nothing but sheer curiosity that
made her remain at tho summer re.
sort with me. She wanted to see what
would do with Hendricks White.
Chryssie has got tolerably used this
summer to sceing me mixed up In 9TH
er peoples love affairs because they
were always confding in me or beg
ging me to help them OUTPUT Il was
rather q staggering blow to her when
l produced q we'll developed Dove A.
fair Of my own
"Yos would have thought It was q
case of smallpox from her general at
titude- She conquered her shock and
repugnance only by heroic xelf-sacri-
fee and win power. There 10 some
thing magnificent about the way
Chryssie eedures the presence of mas
caliafe beings on this earth. She dis
likgd Hendricks White ,the instant he
walked Into the dining room. Hen
1Fadks ts an old bachelor In the for
ties and q successful lawyer who
karks ;At jury and ID used to seeing
u wilt before his eyes, 30 he has
rather got into the habit Of expecting
everybody else to jump like the juries.
what attracted me to him was the
fast that he seemed TO know instantly
what he wanted. whether 1t was the
'clssGce of an ear of corn or an oar, and
'berause he positively snorted in wrath
when Libby KNOX started to COO over
'hkn. Libby Is a young woman Of un.
attached mau she sees. The general
rnhn of men IKE 1T, even II they say
l'chey dont-bmt she never tried 1t on
lIHendricks . second time. After his
escape from her he planted himself on
the other end Of; the porch settee that
was Occupying and breathed hard
as he glare1 at me. He knew u had
seen the episode. Finally laid down
my work and laughed. couldn't help
It. A sort of 'harassed. tanglsd grin
crept over MS face. Here he Missed
/ at me, Why Is woman, auyhow
THAT 10, ssM e'womenr
ga ma1sebhfft of nature t. rfill up
vacant spaDe,r told him, proanUtly. y
got that figured out long tiEne ago.!
AFTER dat we we're great friends
And one Day went sailing with him
in q little catboat that he had rented
Chrysste said the idea Of ;suy man
over twenty going sailing IVES 11tiful
But I've decided that the best way to
l'have q SaSd time in this wofah is to
take. THINGS the minute thaV spresen,
themsetWse-~and I bribea the waiter
at the hsAki to put up ss0essaadwich
es; and other things for me naaii tool
along . !Hhsok and q bottle ~ eSngel
! ale.
An hDuIi:later, whea I gnts1sssd my
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