The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-08-15
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Have you done your penancer. =
1T was finished yesterday. This is
the first time have been out. Oh, it
is delightful. The music-the people,
And l can come to see you now r.
Very well do you know that you
cannot. Have you not learned our
customs? DO not be foolish, or shall
be forced to walk with my father"
Don't do that. Can't you roe we
must make haste while the curtain is
DOWN .sss. + 5 .. Il ..... .nc..
II do not see. I am strollinr la search
Of the cool air" She bowed ana smiled
at some passing friends. She seemed
very careless, very hippant. She was
not at Ill the impetuous, mischievous
Chiquita he had met IN the woods.
"see here!' he said, soberly. eve
can't 30 on this way. Now that I'ys
met your father, I'm going to explain
my intentions to him, and ask his
permission to call on you z:
my father Is a stern man. In his
home he is entirely 4 .spaniard, and.if
he learned how-we met, for instance
even under the electric light ha aaw
her hush-"he would create q terrible
scene.'' ..E @e ~
''Trust me! I sha mt tell him"
There are 50 many reasons why 1t
is useless s..... = 81. e
Name one" s
"One!" She shrugged lightly. I'm tho
first place care nothing for you. Ii
not that enough ~ 81 .:..s
mo, indeed. You'll get over that
Let us imagine then. the contrary.
You Americans are entirely different
from our people. You are cold, de-
Hberate, wicked-your social custons
are not like ours. You do not at ali
understand us. How then could you
be interested to meet a Spanish fam
ily2' ass
why, you're half American"
"Oh. yes, although: it Is to Be re-
GREETED. why, there is no other nice
I girl in all Panama who would have
talked with you as did Ia the forest
that day" 35 3s \ !. y ;s
But what has all this to 40 with
my coming to see your
1T Is difficult to explain. since you
will not understand. when 4 young
man is accepted into Spanish house,
many things are taken for granted.
Besides that. we do not know each 9th.
er. you and I. Also. IL you should
come to see me 1T would cause gossip,
understanding among my friends:
It'll declare myself in advance" he
promised warmly. ~. sa.ss.5#
No, no. no! We Spanish-Americans
do not care for strangers. We have
our own people and We are satisfied.
It Is much better that old people who
are Of more experience should discuss
these questions .
But don't you want to have a voice
in your own aftairs e he eagerly urged.
She answered frankly Il do rebel.
sometimes. I protest. but It Is only the
American blood IN me
III you'd learn TO know me q little,
bit. maybe you'd enjoy having me
around the house.
But cannot know you. any more
than you can know me she cried,
will, a little gesture Of despair at his
dizziness. Don you before We
could set acquainted nicely people
would be alking. !, I
cts try: You're living at the ceun-
try place again, nrcn't you Suppose
u should get lost some ID tomorrow.
for instance = Il
No. no! Listen It Is; the warning
bell. and we must return. :
The crowd VS. filing Into the the4ter
now. They tell 81 behind senor Cara,
vel and Mn. Cortl nat IS
81 Il goinS hun tins i s. toltofres1.'.
prophesied Kirk md = aIJn6st Ger.
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