The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-31
LILLE R-hNi"saf snd Ma pBy RUDYARD klPLlNG

I'VE ought to have been in yc....
day" the woman interrupted.
Eyes we ought to have hccn .....
yesterday. Have you slept there .,...
night?"
NO. assure you we haven" ....
Lord Lundie.
Then go away. Go quite ava.
They went--n single file down ..
path. They went silently rcstrary..
the organ on its wheels and rcchl.
the monkey to the organ.
Damn it all' said Pcnfcut.r.
"Thcy do face the music and they
by each othcr-in private life"
Ties OF common funk" | an~V..
Giuseppe ran to the gate and fled
to the possible world. Lord Luud. ..I
Sir Christopher Constra ned 10y t.
ton, paced slowly.
Then it came to- pass that the W....Y
who walked behind them lifted up ..r
eyes and beheld the tree which tho, %
dressed stop" she called and ....
stopped who did that"
There was no answer. The Ef.
BAD Boy in every man hung its ...I
before the Eternal Mother in .....
woman.
who put those disgusting a. ...
there she repeated.
Suddenly Pcnfcntenyou, Prcm..r
his Colony in all but name. LEFT lr..
and me and appeared at the gar. .f
he Is not turned out Of office t.t.
Row he will appear on the ur. .t
ArmagcddonD
We'll done you!" he cried z,r..r...
and dotted his hat to the woman Ii..,.
You any chldrcn?' he demanded
Yes, two They should have ..a
here to-day. The firm promised
Then we're not minute too ..l.
II was q munkey-escaped- mos, llr.
gcrous beast! Might have frighf,r.I
them into fits. All that organ grinder,
fault! \ most lucky thing these grar,..
men caught it when they did I h...
you aren't badly maulcd. Sir Ch.--
tophcr?"
Shaken as ! was Il wanted 'u -,t
away and laugh) | could not bur ale
mire the scoundrcrs Consummatc ft.f
H. leading his second highest trumr
II took the trick. The couple ~u l.!
and gave respectful thanks for their de-
liverance by such hands from ~J.l
perls
Not i'm the least said Lord Luui.
"Anybody-any fathCr-would have don.
as much, and-pray don't apologll,.
your mistake WIS quite natural
furniture man sniggered here and Lori
Lundie rolled an eye of doom on t.,..r
ranks. by the way, il you have trpI1H.
with these persons-they seem To hiy.
taken as much as is good for them.
please let me know. Er-good mora
ing!" They burned into the lane.
Heavens" said Jimmy. brushing
himself down, who's that real uiu
with the real hcad?' and we hurried
after them, for they were running u-
steadily, squcaking like rabbits as they
ran. We overlook them in a little quiet
wood half "a mile up the road whcr"
they had turned aside and We're rollns.
So We rolled with them and ceased no.
till we had arrived at the extremity ~
exhaustion.
"You-you saw 1t all then?" said Lorl
Lunde, rebuttoning his 10 inch collar
II saw it was vital question from
the first" responded Penfentenyou. and
blew his nose.
1T was. by the way, dyou mlrl
telling me your name?'
Summa. Penfentenyou's great idea
has gone through. a little chippcd at
the edges, but in fine and far reaching
shape his opposite NUMBER worked
at ii like a mule--a bewldered mule.
beaten from behind coaxed from %
front and proppod on either soft side
by Lord Lundie Of the compressed
mouth and the soaring tongue.
Sir Christopher Tomling has h,rn
ravishcd from the Argentine. whrr"
after ALL he was but preparing trad"
routes for hostile peoples, and now
adorns the forefront Of Penfentenyuu
advisory board. This was an unforcscen
extra, as was Jimmy's gratis full length
Git will be in the years Academy -
Penfentenyou, who has returned 10 his
own place.
Now and again from far off between
the slam and bump Of his shifting
| scenery. the glare Of his manipulated
limelight and the controlled rolling ~
his thunder drums | catch his voice
lifted in encouragement and advice 20
his fellow countrymen. He is quit"
sound on ties and sentiment, and-alon"
Of colonial ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO talk
| Of the ties OF common funk
Herein l have my reward,
| (Copyright by The North American
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