New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-04
BATS IN THE BELFRY.
BY Orr OWN MAY SINCLAIR.

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Looking back at the whole thing-it days ago.
one extraordinary fact energies is that did It.
Of my volitOn, mean For although he had with
mite unnstakabe design thrown the thing my way you had
always to reckon entirely charming assumption that his
doing so might sufficient Not be sufficient for that is
There a sufcency for him, and 10 then
He did very simply without phrases He he
would have said, week
Wel-wen I find that 60 back, give you the
sense Of it. to afternoon The afternoon
IN wanamakers amazingly and Unexpectedly said that
wanted the book quite amazingly got it for He
that and more how precisely like
that he was.
It was as he would have said "Rppin'!"
You can hear him. saying it.
irE he meant me to read it. even then 1t
said in that queer astounding way of his If she gets it, she'll
read It
Ionlv saw this afterward it then wouldn't have
been cricket And in end read it. 1t to be supposed
that might have washed my with it. deanted it into bot
Ties But he never thought would He thought would read it.
and ! did read IL
can saw now honestly that seemed odd. After awhile
"1.s TOO much. YOU know She" said. cant do it
And she hasn't done it..
And still with that anticipating Of having known
perfectly well all the time exactly the thing apart from his
own practically inexhaustbe influence on it, must strike me- ne
smiled. . was as he had said All you've read It.
Positively positively I believe that is what he meant She
hasn't done it," said mean said several other
things quite can't said take this bounder and make nm
a. all possible fellow who drops atch every two or three
ten
Pc said think he he had 20 say that could hardly be
as bad g, that God he said forgive him
And while he asked Doesn't the poor cnap ever
ore79 l. was precisely as If had asked Doesn't the poor
fellow scorer"
Well It was long time ago l said what could ! said
vaguely remember sayng,hat in sense ne hGd scored Sa
hat he had become novelist Of his day. mad turned
with lar success 20 playwrng, had adored and spoiled his
wife had plunged generously into the War said ne mao oS
hand in after ALL and had the idol Of the dgntares
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,ous WAY he NAV have felt himself have scored lie may almost
have supposed himself fair mate for the fourth unmarried
daughter Of impecunious Canon You can iancy nun 'eu
things he had done for her, pleased with ms success
fan that his achievements his integrity and his devotion
counted for something
But there was Of course, Reggie.
seem to charge you whenever are in any danger OF
srsen the plot as honestly and openly between man and
Wife with the question Reggie Nothing he ever did or ddn
d, you see, would make any difference there
That's the real story
Don't ask ne what it would been there hadn't been
snove mn
I've tried % tell YOU simply and essentially nothing in 3S2
page Told Ike this doesn't amount to much sometimes
think all different if had been done diereny
feren, 20 them Of course Perhaps not Perhaps was JUST
their divine incompetence their lucid arrangement that maoe
ne thing
J don't know.
Gan. p,d Bs,goer admits that had Schiller ordered he and
b % - - n ,{ boat for tho shore, they would have done
p, without a moments hesitation-The World.
And right good captain he quotes M' " W.
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