The Glenwood post., 1920-02-21

1rs losing fortunes. and the mASni6cencs
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VII roads and statuary. and in the centre
q four-acrs tract. on Anderson avenue,
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Esspins With The most pssstni.tio q plss, .
CHAPTER Iu-By ths time Gsorss
Yak away TO college he did NOT attempt
y.fs about II. most Important family 4
v3sn he returned from college. aeors9
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asss iooktns duck" At whom he bad
49, father. He was husene Morgan. 3
esgnsr resident Of Bigburg, and he was
hor..is s e Go slsss z &. os saa s
narse Of Issbei's and thsy had BEEN en-
eagsd when Isabel threw him over BE-
:s.s q w sG%: Z%HS asf.l ',A''er''n and
cHAPrNR v-oscrzs makes RAPID
CHATTER v1:-whiis drivina Win
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&sey p Il. snow. u9sSrt sisSesss
oooeBU u greatly annoyed.
CHATTER vn.-aeorss gsveals i.esnss
elsaike Of Morgan. whom - suspects Of
Ia -
&thsf his aunt Funny Ein.fer. 70 Sc
0eat astoniahment sharply rebukes him.
CHAPTER v11r.-Homs on vacation,
0eesgs has q heart-to-hsaFt talk with his
Xoeher. IN which the stats Of the family
- sxu aaa asor 1S.n: ., sas h: =
ssanins Lucy and her suitors-ln partieu-
ssa.!ns T. io:%. .. e.
RAG. bat Lany refuses.
e gosdp which connsc6 his mothefs
sans wit e. nussns MoTEan: and rishtful9
= The subject Aunt Fsnny L s1mp1-
ehsoc but somewhat bswildsfing.
CHAPTER n-Ths sudden death Of his
4thsr following graduation. recalls
CHAPTER xH..Lucy and George tam
H ideals Of life. which they md surprts-
% e.r1 ns.ri Hnd .npDe n IN 1nsnre
.CHAPTER x1u.-At a dinner given r..
0n y . guest, George plainly shows his
aAamosdty to bis mothers old friend.
CHAPTER xIv.-About . year after his
father's death George became furious
whom his Aunt Fanny told him people
were talking about Eugene and his
CHAPTER xv:.;Geo,se makes .
sosstpy old neiEhbor. and is ordered from
her house. His uncle George tells him he
has acted foolishly and his modification Is
CHAPTER .xvI.-George learns that
AorGan has planned to take Isabel on an
sane through worry over the false situa-
ton In which he imagines his mother Il
the house when he calls.
CHAPTER xvu.-Isabel's only thought
shoWs him Easene's letter. manly s1-
preston OF anectlon and plea that she
nounces the writer and his plan. and
Isabel consents to sacrifice herself and
part from Eugene.
al that hour the heroine Of the
gagged In Frightening the rosy little
coal fire under the white mantelpiece
in her pretty white and blue boudoir.
Four photographs all framed In decor
Gus plain silver went to the anthra-
cites fierce observation-disclosures and
all--and three packets of letters and
notes In II charming Florentine treas
ure box of painted wood nor was the
box, any more than the silver frames,
spared this rousing finish. Thrown
heartily upon live coal, the fine wood
sparkled forth in stars, then burst In
to an alarming blaze which scorched
the white mantelpiece, but Lucy stood
and looked on without moving.
1t was not Eugene who told her
what had happened at Isabel's door.
When she got home, she found Fanny
MInafer waiting for her-a secret ex-
cursion of Fanny's for the purpose, pre-
sumnbly. of "lettlng out" aguin be-
cause that was what she did. She told
Lucy everything Except her own la.
mentable part in the production of the
recent miseries) and concluded with
tfiDuts W peoTEe, Inc WOTSl VI IL
is, he thinks he's been such hero
and Isabel does too. and that makes
him more than twice as awful. It's
been the same all his life; everything
he did was noble and perfect. He had
domineering nature to begin with
and she let 1t go on, and fostered II
till 1t absolutely ruled her. I never
saw a palmer case OF persons fault
making them pay for having it She
goes about, overseeing the packing
and praising George and pretending tC
be perfectly cheerful about what he's
done. She pretends he did such fin.
thing-so manly and protective-gO
ing to Mrs. Johnson. And so heroic
doing what his principles made hin