The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-02-13

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not like the rice and that ! was eating
n because she had fixed u and told me
n do so I made this fact very plain
b her by the faces ! would make In
swallowing n She confessed after.
ward 60 q little malice In forcing me
to eat II. and later. when ! really he.
| eSn 10 Hike II. she would often say
"wilI you have your rice with cream
and sugar on II or q little pepper. Mr.
Pain1erY"
After dinner we went on the porch.
where Rud brought ms pipes II hope
you like the pine" ne said as he hand
cd me an old brter root. I'VE have
given no cigars lately on account Of
the tariff" he added with a big. good
natured laugh. ! said I did; that Il
was my chiefest luxury IN my univer.
slty days and ! still preferred Il to
cigars. Colonel Turpin said that II I
did not object TO music Ellen would
play US something; that she always
did when he took his after dinner
smoke. said that could not imagine
greater luxury. and leaned back pre-
pared TO undergo any amount Of tor.
ture and outrage TO my artistic nature.
for ] knew something OF music. as my
father had been splendid performer
on the piano and had given me the ten.
eft OF his knowledge Instead OF hymns
and waltzes. however. there foated
through the window TO us the sweetest
notes seemed ever to have heard.
sat dreamily thinking Of this lovely
girl aud her odd surroundings when
she appeared at the window and asked
II there was anything that liked espe.
cially.
II do not know II you care for
Chopin" she said Father does not
know 1t is Chopin. but II Is the music
he likes and SO | always play some of
the nocturnes for him"
The truth IL. Miss Turpin." ! said, :
81 did not think Of what you were play.
ing. but was merely feeling the effect
Of the music. Your playing seemed to
me to be part OF the scene out here,
as II It were an accompanim to the I
moon IN It's wanderings or to the stars
In the silent watches"
My speech sounded like nattery. and
I blusb,d as tho tboupbt came IN mo
"I homo Won will foryIvo nv nra,.e 20
II seemed extravagant." I said. but ! /
only said what was In my heart with. 4
ont rejecting that ron might t.ke ~
for ea,,erv" had hcen acc,s,omad
70 nav commitments nj will and som.-
fines I f.nr vos g,vep IN s.t,erv hpt
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