The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-03
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.a,llack slipper was the means of COM
muaunication.
o., Terrence arrived in a moment and
othing has ever given me keener JOY
shan his shock Of surprise at beholding
Odrs. Bashford. l WAS devoutly crate
Rul that he had not been present at
Rhe dinner-table, for my own efforts to
antcrest Terrence in anything but the
JS;nost practical matters had always
GGleen highly unsuccessful, and the dis
r.ussion Of ghosts and witches would
Sardly have amused him. AS Mrs.
,yarnsworth and l took up the recent
Tpoyements on the western front l
overheard Terrence putting all the
Laachinery of the trust company at
Bars. Bashford's disposal. 1t seemed
Wllmost a blaSphemy TO be talking Of
Ohcomc and like matters to woman
ofke Alice Bashford
-, They continued their conference for
ESome time, but l got nothing out Of
WaIrs. Famsworth that shed any light
B5n my aunt's history beyond what She
Glad told me herself, which was pre-
Ceious little Mrs. Farnsworth's talk
YUas that OF cultivated woman. Her
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Ming, Ana ut tjnes M not rosy ,o
BIeep tbe divinn sn,r, of nl,v oliyp in
y her hcortr
- The lipht Of ono of thc norch ,on,ns
SO,feu mon Alicc,s cocn ,s in. uotinniIv
Sieove heed 70 Torrc,..os account of III.
vstewordshin. One Of nor hands ~nn,Iv
S;stroked the terrier ,hot l,v quietly in
Gin chair beside her I was s,,ro ,hot
ClliS painStakino Dissertation of ncSnts;
Wand market ynlues wns hnt;,,o bar
OlOnce her yor,c rose in nxnost,,lotion
Cl1rorroncn iudpod was suoooe,ing
that legal means could hc found to ay.
~ mel the old Tvrinohom omn,ovnos
- from thc barton nronortv
~ ooh novar IN ,hn unr,a, r voc
q quite like Mr. Roshfor1 "a wont to
Clcare for tbosn noon,o IN thoir ia ooo
cfAnd-"she louoboi ana ,rrno, tournr,
Kjme-"thev can't ba dislodoad whil.
BeRob lives. and wo don,t want - ror,
H|wltb him mst vctn
Nj was glad 70 have him hear hcr nd
dress me IN mis- intimate foshion no.
SErv oIwovs ,nsnirod IN mo . desire r.
hfshock him.
-, II shall help Alice to break them in
II TORY" said lingering mon no,
name for his special cdiiication.
"Of course, Singleton" he REPLIED. -
L.wasn't sure YOU meant TO STAY ON. Par
T, don me, but | didn't"
u "Oh. It isn't that Bob hasn't ripb
S}to stay" said Alice quickly; Mrs
l., Farnsworth and | are hoping that h,
y will like us well enough to share oul
exile on other accounts"
y II am engaging Mr.. Singleton to cx
p@pain American Jokes 10 me" an
n nounced Mrs. Farnsworth. "Alict
II seems TO get them. but I'm never sure.
81 1t is a part of Torrence's business tt
C. counsel widows, which he does like tn,
honorable man he is but as he rose t,