Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-23

ave slde-ilehts throwing floods of
soft revealment on the silks OF
tapestries, the colorful mossiness OF
carpets and mats, the precious Pic
lures quite hiding the walls. a
How I hate these rooms!"" she
unused. How I detest living in this
house! How I long to do something
nat might shatter my dependence on
Rupert and Kate!" %.i
her. and she laid down the book that
fore.>The two women sat together
and talked over the people whom
they had just. been meet,nx. A foot-
man brought Apollinaris, and placed
it between them on a slim-lexxed or
molu table, and :theysthppedsIit from
monogramed crystal glasses while
they talked ~ 5ft J
Those Troops Mrs Renshaws
said. were babbled about from soup
till DESSERT Ns4
81 found it the an way" Mrs.
|Warrender smiled. II hope you were
not too severe. Kate
Severe? No. said I'd called
on them this afternoon. and every
body pounced on me with questions.
But I was very discreet. After All.
poor rich things, I sha,n't cast the
first stone"
There was no. compassion ii her
voice, and Marian Warrender. who
knew her least change of mood so
well, perceived. this. Had h been
thinking of her boy, Gregory, his IA
Tiers threats, their constant disagree
nnents? Had she been thinking that
Gregory Insight. be tempted ~ the
huge fortune of one Of those xfrlk,
despite all the blunt rusticity Of its
possessor ,s
my course was even more dis
Greet" said the younger lady.
mad mo mention Of our visit But! the
Troops are plainly an object Of
p~rodiEtous interest, just now. In smart
1T will soon die out, Marian. The
Masses may retain; II; but the classes
will Q How car they? Neither
here nor in England would any SORT
lot real society tolerate those two
young female Doors. SOf course. 4
good deal naght be done for them il
time. But it would need i year even
to g down the old structures and
put up the new sc~affoldinss.n"
Hardly. should 4 Kate, &
Oh, built would. American WON.
en- are very receptive, maryeloualv
teachable, grant. But Rome 81,
neither be built nor defnolishedNin :
~" Mrs. Renshawe vas tloN1S
folding her long, paief gloves on the
lap OF her thin, goid-threaded xo,vn.
Fire shot frorn4the Diamonds on he,
fingers, and their white light! ssaraad
e. detatn. her downward gaze. satI#can
imagine Sore refined ma MARRYING
one OF them" che pursued. almost !,
X ~ Transient soliloauy, and takinr
her abroad for Y long sume-keepin3
her there under various buttons vfthh
excellent anal suits. 4 \
q p thinking of Gregory. d.
ctded her listener. sc Gresory~-that
YOUNG nephew OF naine-withS his nm
tenta hts brillianSes. his anbitaons.
and,,5to ne his moral elinqusncies!!,,,
sBut it sshcnlA be done onsfhaBCon
Etinent. mol In tsEngiand.., Mrs. Ren-
proceeded, .EIis WIFE would
Esine Their from faf fewer morttica.
Ions difference do the
Ereanch. ItaliAns and sGersnane vsf see
between one American wnnns ~
another; Except hsautys andSdr1esy 81
SsM Marian sighed; rather st~romtini.is,
"a should hats To ,see either oegthnSr
girl6 eauSht by@A SorStsarn title!"S a5
KYMfA HenshaWel iiftsdaah hroG =
She rrafely sneStsd except II
EpFe1ence % Fhsr sister.inslaCv.5s Il
Hiade one NnpopnlaFS ma. 3 one
could always kiyssS bitter thinrs
ernlilaabiy. Hut ~ snesssd now. Win
AaSens0 OftHGfety,
deAf! Have yons failsn Il
lore sWithsslthoee 4 ~ gIWka7"
no. 4 lid MArtan.s seR hit: Il