The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-22

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Mother enjoyed your other visit
80 much. she explained 70 Janet
We don't re, TO ses many pco-
pie. you know. and u was fun 20
have you and your your friend
visit as All OF Us have talked
about IL a good many times. Now
I'm glad you're dropping In on us
again. Mother will BE- glad. too"
Nelly Was Glad
Molly was glad. How Is Mr.
Patterson - she asked. almost the
first question.
MY. did like that young
gentleman 80 much and | could see
with every glance tina, he liked you
plenty. sorta thought he'd be
with you"
We'll. he Knit" Janet said. try
ing to evade. and yet not wanting
very much to withhold any secrets
from Molly.
Il
Then why isn't he ,"
we just didn't get along so very
well. Janet was thinking her way
through the right explanation. II
guess. Molly. II just wasn't to be.
You know Mr. Patterson Is quite
well-to-do and he has a wonderful
position. I'm only a poor girl.
High school
Il really haven't anything but
high school education and I've
worked In factory, you know.
| think maybe II was crazy ever
to think he would fall In love with
me and marry me. Well. anyway.
It's all over now and I'm going
home"
Now I know plenty well that
you aren't catching any bus to-
morrow" Molly chuckled.
You're going TO stay right here
with my little brood and with me.
You are a bit plumper. honey, than
when | saw you last. but you GER
tainly don't have very much meat
on your bones just the same.
III you stay with me week
or two well pad YOU out just lot
and when you so back to New
York and winter comes, you won't
miss the stingy week you stayed
with me.
Now don't argue, honey. be-
cause I'm not letting you go and
that's that"
Can't Understand
II just can't quite understand"
sympathetic Molly told her hus-
band later. Il think she's des-
perately in love with John Patter-
son. Why she just as well admitted
I to me"
But If he doesn't care for her."
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