The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-11-22


tlcality. When he hagaD 70 read tho
masters he preferred fhcir romapces
! to their novels He oven wrote nootrv
! in secret and whom bi, ,oc+l,o,. 5;soo,,.
! cred the fact sba oriad o,.e,, +b, conf.
mental verses Tho fatbor Ind to no
told. He 1apohed and docIared that
tba bo, would COVE d,v doyolon into
good writer Of advertisements This
auiet laughter ,,ahrrdored ne II wos
with ridic,In vac eponob n set
Georges muse a-winqino and sba
never came baci-
After leaving COLLEGE he was oivan
! = ,nodast letter NJ crndi, md toId IN
! 90 whore bo rleased ro,. = whole vaar
| George started or} at onco in ouast
of tine HOLY Crau and +bara arc moro
| roads IN thar fban tbaro aro IN Roma
One may no rossorotl,. e,,ro of GOT.
| ting into Rome whareas tho HoIv
| Grail Cdivareifed variable innuuer.
! able) is alwave Tho exoct erm of n
bunch of hav bopoine before old Dob.
bin's nose NeverrbeIess Caorue cal.
loped his fancies with 1oosa rein He
baunted romance burrov.ed and
Moved FIR If. and never HE snode
GLANCED musica1Iv AGAINST tbe hidden
treasure never forlor, hoartv in
distress NOT so much as cbanter one
Of the Golden Rook offered its doz.
| zIipa first raga Ceorao 1os+ Gonna con.
adapce
Two mr. three times = woman looked
| into the vouno mans mind and in his
pu;lelossnoss thev offected srndrv
holes in his letter If credit hut left
his eoul einguIarIy untoucbed Tho
red cornusc,e his fathers off Though
If Law dormant subconsciousIv erected
barriers He was innocent bnt he was
M fooI That ono vaar +opob+ him
fha lesson rather cheapIv ton If
tbero Was snv rorapco in life II c,ma
nninvitad and If courted and sought
was &C o,ick on the wing ae that arst.
whije noesv must
Tho vear nassed and while he had
pot wholly given I'M tho oueet the
nractica1 Ceoroe agreed with the RI.
mantle percivsI n sbeIva Il indaA-
nite,v He returned IN New york
WITH tbirtv.tv,o mounds star1;nr ont of
tho original tbonsaDd Fact tbat rein.
vepated his Maternal naren+ nv soma
ten vears
"Jann that how is all riobt perci.
val Alpernon couId not xiii = hov like
that"
"Do Won moan IN ,nfor that II evar
couId9" Sometimes q ouaIp, wrip,,,ed
her corscienca Her mothers baart
told ber that ber son ought nor 70 no
civ and bashfuI. that If was not In
the nature Of his blood TO susnect
ridicuIe wbere +bera was none Per.
bons sbe had hardicanned him with
those names but il was too lata now
N admit If This and useless. since
if would not have remedied the evil.
Jonas bemmed and hawed for a
| enoce oNo (" he answered. chit 7
wae afraid he might trv To live nm
tn if. and no Perciyal Algernon who
lived nm 70 if couid mt his nose down
m Shah Abbas and tell how many
knots if had to the square inch, ri
start him in on the lob tomorrow
Whereupon the mother sat back
! droon,ilv Now where was tba p;rI
worthy of her boy? Monumental cues
/ tior heeettine every mother from Eve
| dom E,vc whose trials in This direc.
| fion nnet have been hearfrendinp,
George left the cellar in due time.
and after that he went M fine ladder
i, hounds on his own merit mind
ro,, for his father never stirred n
| hand 70 boost him. He took the in.
torest in ruqs that turns \ buver into
= COLLECTOR. If became y fascinating
nlaasure rather than = business He
became Invaluable TO the house and
acouirad some fame as = iudge and
an annraisar When tbe cbief.buver
retired Georee was qiven tbe Dosjtion.
with an itinerary that carried him half
wav round tho pIanet once a wear. TO
Creeca Turkey Persia Arabia and
| India the lands of the genii and the
hotties Of arabesnues. of TEMPLES and
+or,hs of manv-colored turbans and
flowing robes and distracting tongues.
He walked, and always in kind of
mental enchantment
The suave and elusive Oriental.
with his sharn nractices found his
| match in This pleasant young man.
who knew the history of the very
woods and cottons and silks woven
in a ,up mr. Garnet So George pros-
pered. became known in strange