Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-02

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in aer a-us, puppy and all. "You won't
EzT@ t give him up. He stopped MI t'night
Al said tn pup was yours without any con.
dirions; that if ne couldn't have your friend.
ship in tn clear. he wouldn't offer t. buy
it That's tn kind OF a guy he is. He won't
bother you no more"
He hasn't bothered me, actually; only
the thought Of him ~; Nancy began to weep
without sound upon the shoulder of her
friend.
We'll, we'll: tn Lord didn't make no two
OF US alike, sure enough. You're a queer
piece o furniture, but I'm for you. But
you're sittin' on top o. tn world, il you'll
on'y get wise. Your voice is like honey.
kid. bu: there amt no drama in it. You're
FIRE when you dance: but your voice never
gives any one tn shivers. like it ought to.
II you're goin' to MARBLE 'Rigoletto' an all
that. That's the solemn truth, Nancy.
don't know, but that's what tn conductor
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don't say Naughty. naughty!'-you 70 an.
have it out-bih!"
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voice.
Forget 1t. Your poor old Daddy Bow.
man meant well, but he put a lot O. bunk
Int your head about mankind being rot.
ten' when 1t amt so worse. There's always
a coupla wormy chestnuts T. tn pint. Come
on out int tn world. Who knowa7 v,
might run int somebody who'd be interested
enough t help you. You can't fight that
KING OF a game alone, like you're dom. Get
int this game. get int tn lights, show 'em
you're alive. Next year you got tn Metro.
poiltan conductor. Who are YOU? he says
coldly. I'm Nancy Bowman. saws vo,,/
%haughtily. An he puts a crick in hia hack
kowtowin.' But, oh. lady. this. is TIL world
for you. II you'll on'y see it. So Ions. See
you in tn mornin'."
Nancys knees shook so violently that she
had to sit down. She was stunned by Jenny.s
frank ummar Of her prospects. It was a.
II she had climbed a vast flight OF stairs
only to fnd a bottomless pit between her M
the second half Of the Journey. she knew
that Jenny loved her, and that Jenny was
never known to 10. Jenny had had the habit
Of speaking the truth boldly, even hurtfullv:
friends and strangers, 1t did not matter. her
lash swept about impartially5 and imperson.
ally.
@. Jenny. why didn't you leave me be?"t
Jenny had indeed sWakened her. Tomorrow
night her full consciousness would .he wtth
her. How wouh she act?-how would she
sing? How would she be able to.pnt yivacitv
into 4 numbed body. rolitcking miachief
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again and again that she had the n
g oeat artistic? This hope was short liyed.
falling hack a. 1t did upon a cynical truth:
that IT was her teachers bread. and butter "a
praise her. Had poor old Daddy Bowman
been wrong? Had he let hope bemuse his
knowledge OF the. truth-for her sake?E9
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