Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-01-17
The Rose of
Dreams
BY JANE BLAIR
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E'VEK since Fred the handsome son
- OF Mays employer, Mrs. Jerome,
mad returned the girl hau gone ABOUT
on iistlessly' FREQ jerome nau
dazzling smile and an easy ar OF
cordially about him that MADE MN
ravorite among the women servants
TO May he seemed person SCI apart
from the common herd' ana she treas
ured up his careless words ~
Seems as though you never nave
time to go walking with me any more
May jim mao told her SUNDAY alter-
noon. ta.ai
May had looked at MIN with som,
Der eyes II was true; since sne liau
seen FREQ jerome she nau cohstunly
compareu-Jlm 10 niin' 10 Jun uisau-
vantage. jim was nhe' soper young
Ieiiow, chauieur 10. Tue JEROME '"n
n.y. ne nau saveu n,s wages anu
was aireauy watcnlns Tue hewspapeis
1or adVertsements ior rea' estate.
May knew Una. II sue n,arrieu jim
-, rs
mistress Oh snug coltase' ou' Pfe"
interested her'
ms uianneis are ~ moni NC
,nisn' nave steppeu VI. u ina So
~ lne MOVIES "nele 49,. sne yVune uho
se.arns nome sue 80. o 49,. as . Sn
uusleu .ne mri1,ns 'aDie ~ ~" So"
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"ua"on,. ,, en,,hod IN horo Ntov,p
maven YOU nlisneI - Nc az, :, May
1910 e ."' " US s"r,,,s u,,, no Sown
eepei'
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weary through, MIS- "iniS' "
turneu may apsen.iS. +, .o.
near mouse nlDDlns III .nu.
CORNER crieu Tue o'n., 'ii'p''' ''
uoWh 'nele anu See
Inc SILK skirt Oh the nousekeeper
rushed OUT Ior sne hearu MIS- 1e
romes voice IN the nan anu there was
apparently, solnethins WRONG.
Pleu 'e,one iounseu M epa' 49,.
some "orus VI poetry @,ouu, anu 'n
ilttie maui croucneu Geil'nu .ne 'vu a,a
IN search u q possiDie nouse "oie'
ciaspeu her nanus avn,
me sounu "touseu M t.,..
III there' ne "einanueu .eS.ny'
JUST May sir, ana the s'r'
emergeu from the silauUwy eo,no
Wnae 10 you mean oy nlu.ns iihe
tnat- ne Degan' Out pauseu US ne
READ the uhuoupteu auinil"lion IL .ne
interesting young A1'e Dele"'" 'n'
airy cap.
May crlmsoneu' somehow tue lllen'
tlon 81 possible mice seerieu ~ eVin,
mon, 80 CLOSELY SohneSleu WIZ. n
.nen,al posltion sne nusenou
she p"useu' slop,ns ~, uo"elS
"orus' pu' sue eouiu tninA VI r
"oiue INA. "ouiu ln"o Ss ,. 81.
conceal tnat vulgar woru inouse'
Wels ue ptouueu
- was Just-ouslins, sue sa,u
IalntIS -FOUR poetry sir' 10 % pa
tnetic' rove It,
Flattered' ne looked at her more
fully. through the iran pocket OF her
sheer white apron ne saw DIT OF
paper, the lavender paper tnat ne used
for his best poems. AS sne saw MS
eyes remain liked upon the pocket ner
own eyes unconsclously IoIoWeu anu
she nervously pulled out the paper.
T-found this on the hoor," she SAID
Il was going to copy It."
"You may keep 1t, May" ne SAID
grandly. You have discriminating
mind for a-er-mald.
And while May still fingered In the
library long after the poet had &C.
parted In search OF bacon and eggs
Jim was polishing his car and wish
ing May would run out to the garage
so they could chat.
As May crossed the wide hall two
hours later she heard some excited
voices.
Il left II In tine drawer OF TINS
writing table" she hearo rreu say
"and that blond GIRL May was
Frightened at tine rage IN the poets
usually silky voice. May approacheu
the velvet curtains.
There she is, hstening. l iouno her
hiding Dehihd the coucn TINS morning,
crled freu' catching sight or her yei,
low neau' oiNe me- Da1A Ihal loi'
OF Dilis at once or VIII nave you
arrested
Through the open front door JIM
heard and ne le1t DIS car ana ran
up the steps. "Whaps the troupie'
he demanded, one protecting arm
hung around May
shes been stealing. Inc poet
was tossing his papers about madly
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