The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-10-21

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that be- gu,- every morning IN sOon
IN be- has had his
"l,s. yes. Certainly" said hasti.
~ THE papcns Tia, hnl Quito
right
II WIS news TO me. but II wouldn't
do To ivt him know a. The countess
read the pap-nA dld not
II WIS uyarly ~ wien my secretary
IMPORTED tu TIE un this particular morn
INK
MIR. luopcndykc," said 1. are you
employed by the 90 bJ that woman up
sinirsr would never nave spoken
OF hcf ne that wunan." believe me.
n had not b,cn la state Of irritA.
tion.
lilo looked positively stunned -sirY'
he gHspci.
did not repeat the question. tut
managed 20 demand nthcr Hereby.
"Arr your
The countess had got drcadfully no
hind with her work. cir. aud I thought
yea wouldn't mind n ! helped her cut
u bit he explained nervOusly.
-workl What work.
~Iicr diary. sir. She h keeping .
diary"
'indecdr-
1T IL very interesting. Mr. Smart
Rather bcats any moved I've Rad late-
~. We've brought u quite up 10
date. wrote st least three pages
about tho dinner last night II am
10 believe what she puts into her diary
Il must have bccn delightful -occa
sion. aa the newspapers would say"
was somewhat mollliicd. What did
she have TO say about H. FrcdY' l
asked. !, always pleased him TO be
callei Frtd
THAT would be- bctrnying n coma
dence. said he 4 will say this much.
nuwrvcr-l think wrote your maine
arts times ut mov IN connection
~ith a.
'HuhdshF' said
-Nol at all" aaid he. With agreeable
spirit
\ sudden chill zane over Tie SHE
isut urunur on having u published
- shcf
= can't .a, ~ 10 that WIS his dis.
qui,tiue r-piy II wasn't any Of my
businr.. 80 didn't nsk
-uh -nid I r'-,r'
Il tmna u h safe TO assume. how
ever. luai 10 is not meant for publlcn
ton. .aid u. 1t strikes me as bcing
a nc e., personal There are parts OF
II that / don't lriicyc she'd daro tn pu'
into pnnt. although she rcclcd them on
! 10 ma without 40 much M blush
Pom my -oul. Mr Smart never wal
~ .mlurru s.,i ~ my life She
"Nc,u mind interrupted hastily
-poul Tell tales uut ~ school
lie WINS silent for u moment. finger
lpr IA. uir eyeglasses neryously. III
nan, rI,l., you to know that she think
YOU arr nu exceedingly nicc man
80. II do~utr reared irnscibly
am blamed Il ike being called al
c,orcimrl, uicc man
THE, were my words, sir not herS'
he explained desperately. y was mere
| ~ putting two aud two togciher-torm
,ng nm nptulou from her manner. no
fr,m her words She II very Tarucu
lnr To- mention rythlne y"n do 10
ne, and thnue- me II call her atten
uon IN ANYTHING she may have forgot
Ton She certainly appreciates yon
Kindness "a the hnhy
..Thnt Is extremely gratifying" salt
I ncidly
IL. b,.sitatcd once more "Of couns
Won understand That the divorce ''S''
q ,,,.nlutr It's only the matter
IN. child that remains unsettled. The
fnirl, larkcd MIN What IN
risrb,cf do you mean 10y that sir
What has the divorce got To
with ~
"a gr,rt deaf / should say" said ID
with the rnrr. almost superhnman ~
u.nc, that has made MIN 40 valnaD'
10 me
"upon my soulr was all that
could say.
Hawkes. raped on the door mekiI
NJ that instant
THE men from the telephone con
mnv arc hers. sir. aud the electr'c'Hu
Where are they 10 begin. sir r
..rcn them to wait" said !. Iheh
hurried tu the top u the east wing
ash n she mad The least objection
nm extension phone bcing placed IN III
s,nd, She thought It would he VET
? nice 40 I rrtnrned with instructor
for the men To- put IN three instrument
on. IN her room. one IN mine ana OF
In the hutler's pantry. II seeineu
worry Jolly arrangement NIL round.
,or IN, electro tell system II Won
n speak for itself 49,.
Y Toward the middle Of the nfterno'
"a when Mr. Poopendyke aud ! were ma
y NJ work on my synopsis we were STA