The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

srory IND. her there tie surprise. her.
!. and % 10 9ressry.
-So--is she really fursous-' Ra.
chacl asked. paiinE.
Now. my dearest heart" Warren
Gregory said. with an air OF author
i,y that she found strangely thrill
ing and sweet. FROM this moment
on make up your mind that what my
good mother doc. and says IL abso-
lutely unimportant to you and me-
She has lived her life. she is old. and
sick. and unreasonable. and whatever
We did wouldn't please her. and what
ever any ono doca. doesn't satisfy
her, anyway, In 40 ycarv-in less
than that. as far as I'm conosrned---
you and III BE- Just as bad My
mother acted like q martyr on the
steamer: rhe was about as gay with
her old friends In London an you or
ia be at n funeral. she had an air
OF lofty endurunos and forbearance
all the way, and. as ! said 70 Mar
gnrrt Clay In Paris. the only time
really thought she was enjoying her
self was when abe had TO be hustled
into a hospital. and for n eay or two
there wp really thought abe was go
Ing to have pnSumoniAr'
naenaei's delightful laugh rang out
spontaneously from uttar relief of
heart.
"oh. Greg. YOU'RE dencsousl Ten
me about old Lady Frothingham--ts
she dir,cul,. tooY And how's pretty
Magzie Ciayf'
Now. n we're married tomorrow.
the doctor went on. too much alb
sorbed in his topic TO be lightly dis
tracted ''But do you hear me.
ma'amf How does Il soundY"
ut sounds deliciounl Go on
III we're married tomorrow. I say
-, could 30 today just as web. but
I suppose you girls have 10 buy
clothes. and have your hands mani
cured. and 20 on"
You know ws DO. 10 say nothing
OF lying awake all night talking
about our b~auxg
''yveii"--he conceded II somewhat
DISQUALIFICATION. tomorrow. some
time before I 70 with Valentine TO
call FOE you. I'll TO down 10 $50 my
mother. She'll kiss me. and Sigh.
and feel rnartyred. In . month or
two sh.'tl call on mo nj the Office
why don't you and your wife come
to s.e me. James, Would you like
us 90. Neth~rf We faneiod you were
angry al us 7 am sorry. my son.
OF course. but I hav. never ben
angry. WIN you come tomorrow
nirht7' And when We 20. my dear.
you'd never dream that there was
anything amius. assure your
"Pll mako her love mer' said RIA
chaei. smiling tendsriy.
Perhaps some day youn have
very powerful argument" he said
with a significant glance that brought
tho quick blood to her face. Mother
couldn't resist THAR
She did not answer. II was . part
OF this nsw freshness and purity OF
awpect that she couid not answer.
'You asked about Margaret Clay
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