Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-17

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nos wss - cArsless about Ais anGes-
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everyday oort Of chap you Would
meet In Fifth avenue during pasaae
hexss, and yos would take . sseOnd
look ct him because Of his face and
manner but not On account Of his
dress. Some Of his ancestors came
over ahead a the Mayhower, but he
did not gloat.
Leslie wranaall was his closest
friend and harshsst critic. II didn't
really matter to Booth what Leslie
said Of his paintings: he quite uRAes-
stood that he didn't know anything
about them.
when does MIS- wrandall return ?"
asked the painter, after q long period
Of silence spent In cOntemplation Of
the gleemin pavement beyond the
clubs window.
That's queer" said Leslie. looking
up. Il was thinking of Sara myself
She sails next week. I've had q let
the country. Her place 10 about two
mile, from fathers. It hasn't been
opened In two years. Her father built
It nfteen or twenty years ago, and left
n t. her whea he died. She and
Challis spent several summers thefe."
Vivian took ne through II one eft
.sr7oon last sumDer"
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Of novelty to her a. n was 10 Pea.
sal chap" ssil Leslie OlsOnily.
"WhaA % you meant"
'vivian's Q bit - soO1. She nevef
liked the place because old man 0oOch
built II out Of woFsteds. She never
went there"
But the OLD mans been deed for
years"
That doesn't matter The fact 10,
Vivian didn't quite take to Sara until
sfter-well until after Challis died
We're Dreadful snobs Brandy. the
whole Not Of ". Sara was quite good
enough for . much better man than
my brother She really couldn't help
the worsteds. you know. I'm very
fond Of her. and always have been.
We're pals. Cad. 1t was q fearful slap
at the home folks when Challis justi
fed Sara by getting snu1ed out the
way he did"
Booth made an attempt to change
the subject. but Wrandall got back
to IT,
Since then we've all been exceed
ingly sweet on Sara Not because we
want to Be. mind you, but because