Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-04

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said, speaking as lSca - -y-
self as 20 PhyilA Fuans - L-zoK
what peoples real -HeEoszE ar
Not any old marble lor9-.x CT
shrines or wooden tz1 Ey-
thing that's nice to see aES feel aid
near and smell: the jolly s<ils ons
has. tunes n likes, flowers L21sc-
ter, and feeling glad ones alive Il
they're shared those things .
those bring back friends 70 cos. &c.
can't forget them while your own
body takes delight in things Funny
now Things o enjoy must always
remind you of people you've enjoyed
them with"
"a AyAAIS odl A41 6N00cHiJ 0tAI lfe
boat rocked, and her voice. ali peev-
ish, cut through the evening murmurs.
Really. Jack. you 10 nave 'slimpsea
into the Obvious don't you: And
when will you leave of that trick OF
beginning every sentence with Funny
how? It's getting perfectly madden
ing:"
/ stared at her; it was as If 4 purs
Of bad temper had flared out of he,
that she had been bottling up all day.
What had 1 done? I could think OF
would like all day. Now she looked
as II she hadn't been liking anything
Sorry" l said. rather sdfIy. !
turned away to look at a boa. with a
girl and a fellow passing as, as We
were moored under the willows Those
other two looked jolly conten,ed- No,
thinking what l was doing l began to
hum under my breath 8 scrap Of tina,
song that Slim had done to death ali
last winter:
Give me a bench for two,
Where we can bill and co.,,
And mine she's bound to be-
"Oh, don't!" burst in Phyllis. sharp
y.
Don't what"
Don't stzzle under your breath Nike
that" said PhyllA '1rr1t3ting little
ways you have!"
Sorry. said ] again
Funny conversation for people who
are supposed TO be engaged lovers
There wasn't much moro conversa-
ton Of any sort until we were in thu
train going home. Between two stA
tons we wer alone In the carriage
Suddenly Phyllis moved r to me
Jack" she said. in a funny sor,
Of determined little voice. its I who
ought to be sorry. I've been horribly
cross all day. just because IL hap.
| pened to have q headache Dear old
thing. I snapped 1T you for nothing
I'm a little beast. I must be different
I Will Will you kiss and make
frfends?"
OF course I was glad enough te
make friends. I'd been just hating
everything. I put my arm round
| Phyllis, and duckcd carefully under
her hat; (she's left ID the one with
the wings but every hat she ' wear
seems to have q plane or an egg w:ltsk
or something on 1t that JabB me In the
eye If 80 near her). Then I kissed
her.
i hoped that everything would Dc
all right after this, but nothing WA
meant to be- all right, that day.
For PhylttS drew back her head
tsuddeniy, wrfnkled up her nose, gaNe
a little shake OF herself All over, anf
J laughed, What dud sort Of Kin
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