The Glenwood post., 1919-11-29

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q Il now. "Ws1, I slpposs tt's Sea1A
4tAsrs swn A6AY. He can q Il q
sok 1T - - hAas. I osn't ~ ~
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- seAn1d raelsoe esaAos&a ~
pained Ato1t II" tsSAsl 6aad. 4 talsA
tAsy osshtn't to urge u. osoeps says
hat the estate weat stanl takias ct
he tAaft that sya11e WastA aa6 ~
Aydney and Amelia Afe behavins ltk1 4
couple Of pigs. Tn - 0sorl-'s ads,
whether he's right o. wfoas: I always
vas ffom the t1ns we were childrsa;
and avdnsy and Amelia are huet w1oh
- about II. I'm afraid. TAsy'vs
stopped speaking b 0sergs sntFsly.
Poor father! Fanaly rOws ut - t1ne
Of Hfe."
An hour after lunch, George strollsd
over b his granAfatAsss. intsadlns ta
Apply for further infssnnatioa. - Q
party rightfully interested.
- ~ nst eazsy ~ ~ iatsatssA
Aswsvsr. Going Into he big house By
side entrance, he was informed that
the Major was upstaizs n his bedroom.
hat his sons Sydney and George were
bo<A with him, and that q ssr1oas
argument was In brogftss.
0eeegs went to the foot q The great
stairway. He eo1lA hear snuy veiess
sverhead-thoss Of his two unclss-
and I paaintavs nlasMsR. b n -
Aajor t1isd b kssp tAs peaes.
Such sounds were faf ffem sacoVr-
aging to callers, and George decieta
not to 20 upstairs until Tits intervtsw
was over. He turned from the stair.
way. and going quietly Into the library,
picked - . magaxins-1ut he did not
open II. for his attentiea was instant
ly arrested BY his Aunt Amelia's voies,
sDsakihs n ~ aezt fsem. TIE door
was opea and George heard her dis-
tlnctay.
Label dossi Isabel r" she exclaimed,
her tone High and thFswish. "1ss
Assdn't TN ne anything about IsAba
MaafsR. I Susss, my 1saf ed 1faAk
Bronsooi I know her . Attls bsttsr
tAaa you Do. don't you tAinkr
0eorge heard the voice Of Hr. Broo-
soa fepiyfhs-a voice famtliar 10 him
as tAat ef his s1AnafatAsTs attorney
ia-eAisf and CHIEF intimate - well. He
was . csotemporary of tAs Na3erA ~
Ing over seventy. and they had bssa
through three years of tAs war in he
same regiment.
Il doubt your moving Isabel" -
saia seiAv. ''Yeu spsak Of hse - ysa
- because she sidss With her hrokAee
George. instead Of with you and sgd
ney."
"Peoti" Aunt Amelia was svsdsa4ly
in q passess. ~xoa HH93 WAAS1 0esA
going On over tAsrs. vel snoagh,
Trsnk Drsasesi tAeusAt ysu wsrs
. nan q the wesld: aoa't tel ~
you're bhndi Fer nearly two years
Isabel's been pretending to ehaperons
Fanny AlnAfsf win Bussns. and an
the time she's been drassins that poor
feol Fanny around to cAapseons her
aad Eugene! Under the circumstances,
she knows people will get to thinking
Fanny's . pretty slim kind Of chap
erone, and Isabel wants to please
George because ne thinks tAers'l -
less talk II she can keep her own
brother around, seeming to approve.
TalkI' Shed better look out The
whole town win be talking. the drst
thing she knows She"
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