The Arvada enterprise., 1919-10-09

cHApTER VI.
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The appearance Of Miss Lucy MOI.
gan the next day. a. she sat in
Georges fast cutter. proved 20 charm
ing that her escort was stricken to
soft words instantly and failed to co..
tro, . poodle impulse. "Yoa look
like" h. said. your face looks
liks@it hooks like Q snowflake on q
lump Of coal. ! mean "a snowflake
that would b . ross-lsaf tool"
"Peshaps you'd better look 1t he
rsinA" he returned. we alnost Up
81 3ust thea"
George declined to hssd this advies.
because there's too much pink in
yosr eAssks for . snowflake" he con.
tnusd what's that fairy story about
seoW.White and roee-fsd-"
"WS'rs osing pretty fast, Mr.. Nina
feri"
well 20 ses. I'm only Asss Sor
tWe weeks"
Il mean tAs slsishi' abe explained.
"Ws'rs not he only people o. The
strsst, 700 know"
''0A, tAeyn keep ct Of he way"
"ThatS vssy patrician ehariotsssr-
iag, ut Il Seems - Ne q horse IKE
this Desds guida1ce. I'm sure he's
going alnost twsaty miles an ho1.."
That's nothing" said 0sofss; bst
~ consented 70 hook forward again.
He can tro& under three minutes. an
righk" He laughed. n suppose your
father tAinAs h. can build horselsss
0rfiaes 70 - that fasti"
"T1sV % tAat fase alrsaAv. so0s.
simea."
Tea" said ossrss, ssAsy ds-ser
abeat Q Asndrsd fesei TAsa tAsy givs
. ysll and bssA ~"
Dvsdsae,y - 6sei6sA not to dsfsod
~ 1RtAsgS faitA n Aoess,sss car
rAsss. fsr - Laughed and aid moth
Ing. To cold cir was polka-dottsd
With snewAakss, and treablsd 10 he
bssd, eootinuous jingiihg Of ssigh.
bssls. Beys and giris, al asiow and
psating jsts Of vapos. dartsd at the
paasins slsishs to ssds % the runners.
q soaght 70 rops their sleds to any
vsAieie whatsvss. but the nsetest NO
mere than jsst touched the aying cut.
~. though Q hundred soeU mittens
0Pasped for II. then rsslsd md whiried
o1l sometimes the wesesss Of those
airing mittens plunged nat In the
snow and lay a-sprawl. rejecting.
But tAsrs came pasting and chug-
Slng - that hat thoro~ghfare . thing
which some day was - spoil all their
G,eishtime mesrimsatNSave for the
nshest and most disobedient. It was
vaguely like toplesA surrey. but cum.
beoD with unwholesome excrescences
tosV and AT. while underneath were
spinaing leather belts and something
hat whirred and howled and seemed
70 sAgger. The nde-Stealers made no
attempt to fasten their sleds to q con.
trvance % n0nxensical and yet 10
0sassome. Instead they gavs over their
Gport and concentrated all their ener.
Gee In their lungs. % that up and
down the street the one CRY shrilled
iacreasingiy: ~0it boss! Git hoSs
CT boss! Mister. why don't 700 git
. hossY' But The mahout In charge.
sitting solitary o. the front seat was
unconcerned-hs laughed. and now
ed then ducked Q SNOWFALL without
bosinE any Of his eood.nature. II was
NJ. Eugene Morgan who exhibited 20
cheerful . eountenanee between the
forward vises e . dcer.stnlker cap
and the collar q Q fusxy xray ulster.
'>0it . hossi" tie children shriekcd.
and gruiRes voices Joined them. "Oit
Q hoss! Git hossi Git a boss I"
George Ainafer was correct thus
faF; the twelve miles an hour Of such
Q machine would never ovestake
Georges trottef. The cutter was ri.
ready scus5ying between the stone Pill
lars at the entrance to Anderson I'd.
ditioa.
THAT'S my grandfather's," said
George. nodding toward the Anderson
mansion.
n ought to know thatw Lacy q.
claimed. We stayed there late saough
last night: papa and ven almost
the last 10 %. He and your mother
and Miss Fanny Minafer got he mu.
acians 10 play another waltz when
everybody slss had gone downstairs
anA The 116jes we're being put away
b tAso1 eaoea Papa danced part Of
4 With Misc lllnafse and the rest With
yssr motAse. Ms Mipafss's yoss
auat. isat a0oT
"Yes: she lives with ~. That's or
hsuse jsst bsSoe1 grandfsthsra" -
waved Q esoAsktx On01eie - ADaaeD