The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-30
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believe the greatest surprise IN
this world comes to us. little book.
In the fact that nothing IN this
world is Just what we imagine II 10
be that mo- matter how many times
We experience an emotion, II IN
never the same.
had n feeling that I would be
envious and heartbroken when |
took Ellcne's baby TO my breast
aud realized that could never
hold sonny there. but when got
upstairs and took that darling 1T
tie morsel OF humanity IN my arms
nothing or the Kind happened. !
was Just delighted and pleased that
Eliene's baby was so beautiful
Isn't she the sweetest shingr
| exclaimed.
Ellene drew n sigh OF relief and
peeked over al her In my arms
Yea. isn't she7" she answered
"Ess. ithnt sect" said nudge.
who had stolen In with Teddy and
was trying TO SEQ the baby In my
arms.
but Auntie Margie. sho isn't
nudges little slster-she's only
mine" said Teddy.
see ith. too" said Bulge
stoutly.
"sho Amt either reiterated
Teddy. forgetting his mothers
carefully taught grammar In his
earuestneAs.
You remember. Auniic Margie.
before she came mean when she
was Rcomin'. Bulge was afraid n
he had her he'd have TO have his
nose broke. and so he traded her
to mo for my railroad Now he's
broke tho railroad and he sees my
nose isn't broke and he wants
part OF her back. but I'm Just COINS
to keep her for my very own self
''Toddy. don't YOU think that II
rather SELFISH asked Eliene
"Ess.' he answered. but I'm go.
Ing 10 keep her just tho same.
Favvar says n gentleman always
STAINS by his con.con.terRct'
Eliene looked up quickly You
mean contract. Teddy, darling. and
father ~ right. but think We
might make new contract with
Bulge Suppose for the asNt month
you keep baby for your very own
sister. and after that. Say when
Nudge saves money enough 10 buy
you a brand new railroad. let him
have half share In hsr"
Here. here What arc YOU do.
lng. Ellene-" said Harry. who had
followed Ms upstairs. Arc you
keeping these boys up TIL all hours
to introduce them TO high finance7"
What ith high nanth7" asked
bulge. who still cannot master his
"esaes"
You will probably learn soon
enough that high finance IN buying
something from some ono who IL
ready 20 sell ont for fear OF some
mythical rumor and then selling Il
back after the rumor is proved n
myth at double price"
The boys looked mys,ifled. bu,
Teddy spoke up.
AN right. Budgie. I'll high n.
nance YOU 10 little sister just "a
soon "a you buy me railroad"
Cheap At the price" said Harry
10 Elieue, aE I laid the sleeping
angel In her bRsslueite and fol.
lowed Harry downstairs while
Elicne fingered behind 10 got the
twins back TO bed
I'm glad 10 see you looking 80
we'll. MarEie.' said Harry. as We
paused moment in the hall before
entering tho ballroom from which
came tho strains OF the tango.
Il am well. Harry. but II took
me long while 10 realize Il. |
have almost begun TO think that
being ili Is largely n habit OF mind.
or course there are physical Ills
which must be treated with ma.
tertai remedies. but after they have
done their good work the mind
still clings TO the habit OF Illness
i've washed my mind today OF
all such foolIshness and put back
my old habit OF health and here /
am"
Were glad you're here. we're
glad you're here. we're glad you're
hero. because you're here sang
Jim Edle AZ the top OF his voice as
he overheard my last words and
singing. he grabbed me around the
waist and We danced off.
"MarRie, you are the best dancer
I ever know. I've missed you at
every dance for the last six
months" no exclaimed.
Thank you. Jim. Now teach me
all the new steps"
You bet ] viii" and we began