The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
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9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

anything else with which he could
compare %. THERE was the same
Interchange - ideas. not ncccs-
sarily expressed; the same crea-
ton and play OF fancy, imagined
not stated
She sat hriskly forward In the
big armchair Ia which she faced
ntu. making ut the motion q move
mcnt as throwing aside % turn tho
rlu, creation had taken fNcll
go on. Mako IN not going tu
o.. you stop talking yet love
that about how people get success
nowadays rs Jolly true. |
never thought OF d before. Yes,
youtc s,ui a terribly thinky per-
SON Mako Go on. Think some
more cut loud
raressing drawing him on-just
a. Of old.
uv atu thourhffully, tell you
"a thing I often think "a lot about,
Mona You being here like this
puts u iu my mind, Conventions
She smiled tcasingly An. poor
Nurku knew you II simply hate
10. my coming like this. Does IL
seem terribly unconventional, Inn
proper to you. shut up with ms IN
your Office
lie snuok his head It seems
very nice That b all it seems
Look here Soma this really Is
rather interesting
Acs she .lIi Yes.
Just 80 h, used To bring ideas
TO her. just so. with 'Ncs-yce.
she used go receive them.
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vcutou YOU know It's the most
mysterious. extraordinary thing
Il II a code society has built up TO
protect itself and to govern itSolf.
and when you 60 into d % the
most mary .luus code that oycr was
invented Al sorts III things that
Pine law doesn Q give. and couldn {
give conventions shove Ia on
us iu the most amazing way And
ull Uruhhily ORIG mated hy "a lot nj
Mother Grundy-Ish old women.
hat what so extraordinary. You
know II an the greatest legal
minds ~ an ages had laid them
selves out 20 make % social code
they could pFo have got any
where near tho rules the people
have built up Tor themselves. And
that b what I like. Nuun-that =
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Aost thing in lifD. the things the
people do FOR themselves without
ana state Interference. That's
what IA encourage an { knew how
10 ' wcrV H politi clan -
He broke or say aren't I
the limit eHssIuE way like this
! hardly ever got of uowudats end
whom { do Why don you stop
mo
She made r. l.tlo gesture dep
rroptnry ~ hlF suggestion Re
I like tu hear YOU like TO
watch your funny old face when
you re- on one OF your ideas. o.
gets red underneath. Marko. and
The rod slowly comes up Funny
old face Go uu. want 20 hcur
this because ! m going Co disagree
with YOU. ! think / think con-
t%entious most 90 them. ar. odious.
hateful Mako. ! hate them
lie had been strangely affected
hy the words uf her Interruptions.
10 contraction in the thrunt-a
twlt,hiuE about the eyes Hut
Dc was able and glad thnt hc was
able 60 catch eagerly ut her opin-
ton Yes wee I know. odiour.
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cruel conventions can be- az cruel
a. cruel us hell. was Just com
lnr Co that Nut they re- al nb-
folutcly rightly based Mona That +
the battling and the %mnddcning
part ~ thvm That what inter.
cstS mo Ia them
inuk 20 this STUFF there's boon
In Ia" papers lately about what thcN
call the problem ~ the unmarried
mother Now there's % irute OF u
'ns" FOR you q rirl gots INTO trou
hlc ana while she sticks to her baby
she p made an %outcust every door
is shut Co hor her own people viii
hnr" nothing 20 de- with her: NJ
one viii take sicr In 81 long a,
she got the baby with her That
convention aud YOU can imagin,
cases where rs cruel beyone
words but 20 No good cursin.
society about g. You can't hell
seeing that the convention Is fun