Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-14

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THRowrNd outsh;s chest. he inaAeuvered3se.
= tiae door, and could be heard descending
the stairs to the accompaniment Of the draw
ing-room bell
James said mechanically: "Hes q funny
fellow, Swithin!"
It was as much his permanent impression
of his twin brother as was Swithin's: Hes
q poor stick. Jamesl" !.
the new fashion of eating oysters before ttae
soup. OF course, it was very foreign. but they
said the prince was doing It, James wouldn't
have it, but personally, she thought 1t rather
elegant. She should see! James had begun
to tell Aunt Ann how Soanaes would be osit Of
his articles in January-he was steady chap
He told il'r ct some length. Aunt juicy sat
pouting behind her fan. She had q longing
for dear Joyon-partly because he had always
been her favorte and her eldest brother, who
had never allowed any one else to bully her,
partly because he was the only one who had q
dog, and par ly because even Ann was q little
afraid of him. She sat. longing to hear him
say: You're parcel Of old women: of course,
juicy can keep what she found" Because
that was it! The dog had followed her Of ity'
own free will. 1t was not as II 1t had been q
precious stone or purse-which, Of course.
would have been very different. Sometimes
Jolyon did come on Sundays although general
ly he took little June to the zoo: and the mo-
ment ne came James would be sure to GO
away, for fear of having his knuckles rappedi
and that. she felt sure, would be so nice, since
James had been horrid about IL all!
II think" she said, suddenly, az shall 20
round to Stenhope Gate, and ask dear Jolyon"
What do you want to do that for?o said
James. taking hold of whiSker Hell send
you away with flea in your ear"
Whether or no this possibility deferred her.
Aunt juicy did not rise. but she ceased fan
ming herself and sat with the expression en-
her face that had given rise to the family
saying: oh! So-and-sos regular Juleyl@
But James had now exhausted his weekly
budget. We'll, Emily, he said, "you'n be want
ing to get home. We can't keep the horses
any longer"
The accuracy Of this formula had never
been put to the proof. for Emily always rose
at once with the words:
"Gocd-by. dears. Give our love to Timothy
She had pecked their cheeks and gone cut OF
the room before James could remember what
he would tell her in the carriage he had spe-
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when they had departed Aunt Hester, hav-
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tiers. muffled "Lady's Audleys Secret I'm her
shawl and tiptoed away. She knew what was
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