The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-25
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aWfuy good-looking," she sald
 | "IIe ,s rather nice" agreed Amy.
 "Now there it is" grumbed Jane. If an interessing man does come to town he calls on od riers anu xvss through the Museum and then ne eaps r'sn' o "s"' M body meets him." ,,
 '"rhe next time we have Professor Elert to dinner might tell him not to be so smsy wn ns hopeS vounS women thirstng for new experiences wonoer wnae hs say "Hed 60 popeyed And your father would call you down. She was still watching the young man wno ssSoc S hesatng at the corner of James street Amy M aoUweH d olance Lets go along and take look at tne nanosom sranger she said Maybe he's pug-nosed and croseyeo close to- and that resign us to not meeting % n .n sIs smoke she knew that she vocing the wsn III JAnes "verv we'll if you want to- said Jane assuming indif- ference but rising instantly
 They were equally tall, slender and straight but Amy. bouch year younger had the mature, more quiet bearing Jane was restless sefconscous always adjust ing her belt hair, holding her hands and e1ows st Janes manner as they walked along wishing that sne wouldn't take games hard and be 50 tense ana 80 nv and vet with it a superior She knew tnat it was these traits made Jane unpopular with their own own crowd and she shrewd notion that Jane were more more prIs Hs would bother with Henry Berwyn and though Jane might say because he supplied Rer wtn rar Amy felt that probably an eort on Jane p"r' to have as much attention as anyone else .r,r..
 "And yet she's beautiful" thought LA Any, o s rnst of s And she dances we'll and she's clever But I'm the only who really is fond of her. suppose Sh She thought of her easy close-bound family with jingle of appreciation Y Yet .no honesty saS oer and
 
 father that she'd be much more attached to them than sne G he So Amy asked She had been think inc SO hard that she had forgotten to watch the range Why he vanished away like boojl sns tnas ca
 file must have gone down Audubon street. 4hat wou1 be toward the hotel if he's staying at the heeder sao Jane in an odd, stiAed way: ', ,. .. mh. powlings, the Gates, the Purdys, the Moreands-we, there's no sign of him and can't very well do nouseso' en do YOU think Miss Rosa would let have her Songs of Three Centureg? There's poem in It about dancins saraband I'd like to compare the meter with an od dance Jno ont from Mothers music It would be fun If the poem and the dance were the same rhythm ,s , s,v
 "Ill ask her when she comes home S"a '"he' "''''
 she's home now I'll just stop eD,ag and esns sS after the tea I'll call you this evening or I'll bring the DOCK over. . , , .. ooso, Amy could mt Janes odd ways but this too much Ii call up tnis evening and ask Miss Rosa myself" she said And the next time you don't want to come in with you just say so and don't make excuses that child could see through Jane was just starting dash into the house but shs stopped startled by Amys sharpness Then she flung ner pon %fon arDsa be cross s she said brehessy call u this evening must find outfits queer- and she ran up the steps before Amy could answer
 Amy went on, swinging her racket and smiling in sns mysere us and canseabencss and jumping about Besides she hurried she would be able to practice little wne dinner e uGnr e r running after her and she glanced around to see Ed gar Moreand ,, ,..,v
 What the rush? Whove you been tenhls'ns "''h'
 "Jane" . ,r
 Edgar shrugged q just going to that I'd like to have been along but with Jane The last time got roped into doubles with her the last time. What mean is it was the last time! Never again"
 "You mean it was the last time" she mocked him. . Don't be picky" Though she tall Edgar was tall enough to grin down her. ord but you look lovely to- day. There's something about you, woman that's unique and priceless And yet behind that peerless countenance there turks no medcum of common sense Otherwise you wouldn't be so thick with Jane Terry And, speaking or Jane who's the new young man who's calling on herr" l ''I don't know. Calling on her when?" .
 "Ripht now. I came home when he went up the steps and it wasn't five minutes later when you going down the street and galoped out after you.'
 "What did he look likeT
 "He was tall and fair and very handsome Nos so handsome as am of course-"
 Did he have a brown slit?
 "He did And a straw hat can offer you no dats cn his shirt socks e was not closeenough to get the details" :, ,
 It all clicked together the man, the time the place.
 q don't know who he is," said Amy. T saw him com ing out the Museum and walking toward the Ierrys must be the same man. So that's where he went"
 Jane of course, had him enter. "That was why she hurried so and wouldn't let come n thought Amy It typicaly Janeish. - ,, .,
 "Thats where he went, and little do think of his taste But maybe he calling on Miss Rosa and if so okay" said Edgar. Listen coming to see you to- rrIt or ;s Vannv or Ril Hobart who?