The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-28

hts bedroom awarded them. High
links and Low links rather enjoyed
u. passing up and down tho stairs
with continuous Nrnirks at this new
manifestation Of the MASTERS wayn.
The bookAheiscs proved rather a
business There wero four Of them.
narrow and high. Wen carry these
lonsways." sabr~ directed. when tho
firSt enc was tackled. I'm shove II
over. You two take the top. and IN
carry thu foot"
In this order they struggled up the
stairs. High links and Low links
oackwardS and the Hmirks enlarge,
into painting giEKles. Halfway up
came loud crack.
What tn DEVILS that- said
SABRE. sweating and gasplnK.
u think IT'S the hack OF my dr-r-.
air. said High links.
Coed lord-' tConyuluiv. rtrr,~-
You know. Low. you're practically
sitting on the dashed thing. You've
twisted yourself round In soms sx.
trsordinary way
ARnnlxing rigxies
Mabel APPEARED In IN. han h.
meath Rails. n M. Rebeees. Paiw.
H. sarah. How can you expect Go
move STOPPING IKE THAR
They ai-ed II to the level cf sn~sr
waists and progression became
se~niy.
There yuu sr~- I'D sahr~
1h~s vas somehow a feeling At
both ENDS Of the bookcase Of haytnr
been caught
1p ocokrases w~r- % caf,r~rs own
d>cfgr. He was extraordinarily fond
Of hts books and he had IDEAS about
Their arrnngcmsnt The lowest shelf
was in each case sres fee, from
tho ground; 10 hated books being
down where you can't sea them"
Also the cases WIRE open. without
glass doors. he hated having To I'D
dc 10 get out a hook" lie liked
them 70 be Just at the right height
and straight to hts hand. In a way
he could not quite describe ORE was
a bad taiksr. framing bis IDEAS with
difficulty be WAS attached TO his
books. not only for what was in
them. but AZ entities lie had writ.
ten once In a manuscript book in
which had caused Don Juan to be
The other day nome ono had had
out one OF my books and returned
Il upside down. swear IL was az
grotesauc and painful 70 mo TO Sc, &
upside down as II had come into
the room and found my brother
standing en- his head against tha
wall fastened there. At least I
couldn't have sprung 10 him 20 re.
lease him quicker than / did to the
book to upright H."
Tho first book in had ever bough,
-speciallyH--that Is TO say not az
one buys bun but as one buys a
dog at the are OF seventeen
when he had bought a Byron. the
complete works In n popular edition
OF very great bulk and very small
print. lie bought II partly because
OF what he had heard during his last
term at school Of Don Juan. par thy
because he had picked UP the Idea
that II was rather fine thing 10
read poetry. and he kept " and read
IL IN great secrecy because his moth.
er TO whom he mentioned his inten.
toni told him that Byron ought not
to be read and that her father. In
her EirIhood. had picked up Byron
with tho tongs and burnt him In the
garden. This finally determined him
10 buy Byron
He began TO read II precisely as
he was accustomed to read books
that Is to say at the beginning and
thence steadily EDWARDS. -on the
Death OF Young Lady" Admiral
Psrkers daughter. explained n
footnote): ITO F." ITO D.
and 70 on. There were seven hin-
drcd and eight pages OF this kind OF
thing and Don Juan war In the five
hundreds.
When ne had laboriousiy read
thirty.six pages he decided that II
was not a fine thing 10 read poetry.
and he moved on 10 Don Juan, page
five hundred and thirtythree. The
rhymes surprised MIN. ffs mad no
idea that poetry-poetry-rhymed
"annunities'' with ''tris II is' and
Jew II is." He turned on and num-