The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-09-19
By Upton Sinclair
Copyright. 1895. by Upton sInciairJ
VII


The first rain of the season falling and Bunny got
fairly Eunce home and had not
experiment she had read about in book OF her mothers thing
called mental telepathy and shut and con
centrated willing that somebody should do something and
then they would do and the new thought doctrine would be
indicated Eunce trying it, and when she heard Bunnys
step the veanda she with little Shrek OF delight
and rushed into his arms ana Whe she snothered n with
kisses she told him about this marvellous triumph of experimental
70 me! knew you'd come because alone
raise money for the Serbian orphans Oh Bunny
she started to draw him toward the stairs.
Bunny didn't think quite the thing and tried
hold back but she smothered his protest in kisses You silly
go hotel here town where everybody knows us?"
"But, your mother, Eunce-"
Mother, bunk! said Eunce. Mother has lover and
know it, and she knows know it. she don't know about you
and it's time she making So you to
But how'll get out, Eunice?"
You'll get out when let out and maybe itn be morn
ing and you'll be treated with decent hospitality"
But Euince. never heard of such thing!"
Bunny, you talk like your grandmother"
''But what about the servants, dear?"
Servants said your to
please the servants but that's not our least tonight
the morning while she broke the to her mother and
paroness Serbian orphans bed reading
the morning the Of her fashionable phanthpes
that the ice was broenas the French have
step counts though doubtful any parent
odfashoned France has been compelled to take quite
step as this The rainy season continued making outdoor pet
ting parties uncomfortable so whenever was commanded
Bunny would stay in Eunices home and all quite domestic
regular according fact
there only small detail left and Bunny suggested
Eunice why shouldn't and married and have
with?"
surprised by the vehemence Of the girls reaction
"oh Bunny we're having such happy time and why you
want it,"
But why would that ruin ite"
Gan married people miserable. know because I'VE
watched them Mamma and Papa would give million dollars
WELL maybe that much but certainly couple hundred
thousand they could loose without having go through
all the fuss in the and the hod things newspapers
would publish, and their pictures and all"
But won't have to do that, dear"
How do you know mghtn't2 II got married you'd
think you had right me- and then you wouldn't do
tsay and wouldn't be happy Oh, let's do
way and not what other people try to make All my life
other people have been making things
ing them-even you Bunnybear" She had a
appeatves for him. because understand, his
was adapted to peng party they dancing
rvance Bunnyhug lot about that
and the surface everything decorous proper fitting
1.-THE marital formulas laid down in the laws and preached
But when got under the high
or owwha found that human beings finding
selves unhappy had to private understandings
and wives set another Free they made exchanges partners
they brought friends into their homes who reality
sue husbands wives there
and and cousins who played such
the children found out they position
their parents kind of informal family backma good
motorcars and furcoats and strings pearls and
Iof all, the right to have your way
CTo be oontnued.)