The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-08

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her the lateral pressure from botn
Sides, as mud closes IN a thick
pudaie after one has removed cre's
I shoes from It. Gilbert had barely
time 10 fall into the rapidly mar:
ewing space before It disappearet
together.
On his right sat a woman who
MED an aura Of perfume that
almost yis,bl, She glared at
En bingham as lie tnmbied into
tie place beside her, End, aided BY
a sudden lurch Of the car, managed
to bump him violently against his
neighbor on the other side Gun.
bingham turned 10 apolog!ze and
found himself looking into the eyes
ofsa very indign ant miss Of some
twelve years o. age whose belong
irgS-a lilllputian handbag, a note
book and a stumpy pencil-lay on
the floor Of the car where his
bump had precloltatei them. He
stopped to recover the articles,
Here are your things he said.
, handing them to her. Timer
that Is, ] beg pardon, I'm sure"
A sniff was his only reward. The
ANAL person Tegally accepted the
hilgs and turned to what she had
I, been doing. Cunningham, rebutfed
but discouraged, watched her, idly
~ first then with a sudden quick
telling Of interest. The page Of the
tebook was ruled in staffs, and
child was laboriousiy forming
.sfks which were obviously intend
"a To be notes OF the musical
scale. Cunningham regarded the
sEe more closely. Evidently the
rs teacher had set an exercise
q meditation or transpositlon. He
watched her as she set down note
after note, recognizing that the ex-
ercise was one Of no simplicity.
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tne notebook. Cunningham.
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