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nada's Ffravou
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,
etAPTER ,
.A burst of cheers broke from, the
lee -hockey fans. as .onee more, the
stranger gOt-away„"with the puck and
.1.1rere it before him on wingedi,•feets
'toward the, opposite keel. '
Claudia Townsendrose to her feet
yelling, with the testi -.,thUmPing on
• • •
the rail- with -
• let. gee 'less. sake, ,Claudia,
do sit ,still!" • •
, !Tut who Is he?" she asked. He's
'
oyal is always
edokte::
• ,-,
• veq ..chkg of Royal •
11E' an
• or41ght wrappe.,
. sop,. resbi
0.. can't Make SticcesSful'
bread
.._ . .
Your yeast.Inust he ftill strength.-
and pure if you want bread' to be ;
gppetizin.go-%vetArlii,,?:ourec.l. and
rIir,htin'tptture.• "
a
'rh'wh.y sevens- out of. 4'1
'Canadian housewives today insist
on . Royal Ny heti:tfey :bike with a
'41.rY "yeast: Every' cake Of Royal.
c�mes.:sealed in an air -tight •
wrapper . (46/ dry yeast
_that. has this. special protection.
It stays fresh and pure IfOr
inonths. • ‘•
For 50 years, Royal has .stood 4
•
for reliability . . . unfai1in good
result. Don'ttrust your hreatt:,
' 4)aking to interior brands ofyeast.
k''Be sure to ask for ROal.
fo R E 23
Seltd F . dbkkil
„ tinifOrlit
senate bTead•ibak.
Ind. 4 4 important ;
10 kOep the ,stiOngc.
at temper* '
tuee,• , The. "RoYali
Yeast Bake Book"
ivLq histructiona
.for . the , tare of
dotiglu SABO. Oil; •
'Vett .f ofir
book. 2.l
tested recipes. fee
-.tempting breads. ,
• totted cakese buns
• arid rrIis..
BUY MADE 'list'
• •C`ANAtliS coabt •
• • •
Standard Brandt Ltd., ,
F"•;j MN, St LibertY St.,
Toroote 7,1
. Please send' me the free, Royal
Yeast Bake ItOplci • "
•
a marvel: 1, hope 'they nail him for
the Seattle team." ..' • ,
Claudia," ..eaid the girl next her,
"how 'Wild -your deai, Wally -would'be
to hear you'd' transferred :pint; affee7
.tion to -a• stranger who happenedto
:Mit a dash/tn. the ice!"
"He's' not my Wa11y1" Claudia. ...As
et. tmy-a ee ous e re -not transfer; -
red any,where.1 j just admirea 'good
hOckey player!" 1... -•
"planate's. heart is made of• ice,''
said, another girl..., "If khad' Wally Ber-
nell °trailing after me with all'..the
Bornell dollars--" •
, . •
"t4ok 7- he'e„got it agairi!".•
CIau-
dia excitedly, •; •
• It wasrone ,:of the, first practise
matches of.'tho season, and associa-
tion including . the Captain.
, of. the.' Seattle team; were slziug up
..players for the year's team. , •
' the 'ger,e.e...I11.44diajilltriefl
down , with ;her party to greet ',the -7
players.. 157411aco, tornell.".Was waiting
"Oh, .,.*hos.,.-. the
stranger?' He played Maryeleusliff,:
."Who. er.yOu'.nlean?" asked:Wally,
frowning: ; •
"That man:eller •theSe..". .•
"That? toi; that's- Dick Vha1en, an
old college pal ef mine from Port-'
• land,Ife turned .hp' here yesterday. ' •
and•bring„.him here„,Wally.!
I., do so want to Meet him!'" '
The, fon*, on: Waliaces forehead
becatne. more .sPromatinced, thei•e
was ',nothing for it. 'ant to -Move ''Off.•
:Most,titi*illingln: gett
• .•
• It Vair a...reawaitexiinw the old
,college -days rivalry „between. himself
%and : Pick. Nyhalen,.. •it
. ways been Whalen.•rt the head ef
the. class. Whalen 'elected captain .Of,..•
..the baseball team, ever: wallace's„head
-..-aliYaye.".Whale.n. • • • ,' ' • .:-
And •now,„.,liere. WaS Claudia. taking
an Interest' in jinni. he weuld.
'niti".-sthat-,-.211terest,!in-the pretty7;
• In a, nunnent%be had led Dick Wha-
len un to ',Claudia:and:her guup
Peters ,: may . introdtice Mr., •
WhaIen—M1ss-1'ownsend-----Mi —Wha-
;Mir_ • • ••• „,-, •
Claudia. ioeked Jute a Pa'ir.pt,rather
shy' blue eyes' and found: herSelfte
, .britrangely :tongue -find:.
. „
• "Miss 'Townsend has hbeen .gasping,
,•with',ailmiratien.•at.yont • play,
italen,`, sail/ Mril. Peters for. her.;
-AspitirsurktiblOts
Dissolve Almost
•
. Instantly
In 2 reqnd by'atop
, vistas. in "Aspirin"
' tablet starts to Ells' inte.,,
trad-gtr...,to-scork,
IltoP' in ("Aspirin", tab-
idt into a glass of water. -
•By the time It bite ,the
bottoir .,of the distil It.is
disintegrating. What
happens in this gimp
4 haPpens In *du
itomneh., '
' For Ambiittgly Qukk Relief
2 Get'ASPIRIN"
,
If you suffer from p4iris of tuduritis .
.
what you want is,quick, relief..
."Aspirin" tablets glee qiiielt
„ re-
ief for one reason, because they ,.
issolve.vg-disintograte-hiniost-in-
• st•antly they:to-Lich Moisture.. (Note
illustration ablive.) • 2'
Hence—when you take an "Aspi-
rin" tablet it starts to disolve
• most as.qniekly as you swallow it, .
And thus is ready to stairt,working
• almost instantly . ,headachesood•
neuralgia and neuritis 'pains start'
'easing almost at once.
• "Aspirin" tablets are made in •
„Canada, "Aspirin!' is the resistQred
trade -mark of' the Bayer Company,
Of Windsor, Ontario. Look
for the name Beyer in the font' of a
'gr'cisg on evbry tablet.
Fry it: -You'll say les marvelous.
"You, were re4iIY WellilOrfel,"•tlu
ghI said. .
.Dick Wbafea Iopkcd flov;a.
uIniii-
ingly .into her Osit, eye. • and •dgekily---
look 14Ce';.Sbe . was, PQ full or life "e'--•
her eYe's spoke so elRquently.
• .•"Coeig along .Clanelia,w,said Bernell
'.141tins her AM. .
Claudia alf4:04, •
• Peters' •
: ",'Wo.ret you join ti, Mr. Whitlenfti..
Mrs..Peters' hastened to ask.'
del";C.Iiindia added eardially,
;so W•allaCe Pornell's . evening was
, Dick,
ii!nialYC1•,';.et•A C•I'X •.49
see•the• way Claudia hune'onliia. Vet
'Words.. •e7:, 'inolted im, intoels
h
.teY.,;d:anged. -• :
" Wallace rezaoristrated with :
.Wbile„,cdanCing at' the .C4h4ret; ,
....•.Are yeti:trying to Wha7',
lene•bead Claudia?
.cton't., know anything:- allo,iit• „hint :!•" •
. .
"'Well 7, de. You?"' • . • ,
• "I itneW Opt his folks. are raneks:
era.- in 4 very small way. He styuggles•
along as. best lie can; hasn't.get
.cent neve.,".• ,••
'• "And you have. • •ratichiq 'wile. the
'ironic eomMent.,-
"It's all yont'S if you say so dear
•
said Wallace. ' . •.. „ •
VVally 7,- • please! I teld yOu
last ttme'that.,P1.think4t over if yon
•;The music'de* to a close. and.'She'
•:.would give me tin' next summer."
escaped-tha ik u y to e.. Only. seat
that .WaS.:;vacant;4:-next to • Wit. Wha-,-
lea.:: •.' ..• :
'• "DO •Yod ski?"' she asked .him:
"I Used to: O 41i, ,Do you ,Ski much
around .hiere?"', ' •••' 1, .
• ...I.:Yes we have a' • .skVeinh 'tip :en.
'.1qem4 Rainier: 'We'd le .gia.d.,.toes.e)..,
YTA ,cenie up net Weekend:"
• . YThat's awfully: kind f of •YOu,-...Miss
Townsend, but • you :see, eure-
hbeet staying in 'Seattle... I'M looking....
for ar-jolt here.. Hut will yen-Cep:1e „
. skating with me to -morrow
.1t' short • . ,
tie••'•• •' '
. .„ .
Next 'day, Sunday, they went ,sliat- '
'.••=1rigk'-4,0getile!.?4,4,10.;71WandititiSt.AglgAliP16
'.ed, and on...rueSday.tlhey-',Weet sleet-
ing agile, .On Wednesday they drove
eut;in -another ,direetien.; in •Claudia
car, mid had lunch at..a,•Wayeide• inn.'
By., tlijs time „ they knew'. each other
very wel1, and, foundthat. knowledge
'eller' More pleasing, • •
*allace-Bornell heard 00,iit. their
;outings, and his ,oldbitterness against •
Whalen developed .,,into actual, ,hate,'..
Semething.'rentst be done ..about
Hornell ,,was ..arich :Man•
and bad not a 'little influence his
.1ine.•,:The.Bornell Lumber :Company's,
.interest were,. Wide .anel , far-reaching. •
An idea eaine to, him suddenly,.
. he ltalked With .hi s• Manager vlio.. had
cOnie south to See:.bini, front '..Ittinher
,•,:carnms :British •CpItiinbia, •.'
'-• ;Hraddee,k," , he. said.,.
"Have' 'Yoe, got: an. opening „nil...there
,fer.. a ' likely. sert'of :41),rbtind• A•
i,ehan .of about .
• • 1,11014m:it, •Mr.s;',Bei•nellf"
W•allaces'froWned..... ".rt • '.:I • saY,
• Hraddeek, "a 'Plhee • inlet be I:Mimi!"
it's an; 'Ordet, kr.
' - • .• - •
. • • . 1 .
Yeti••Coeld, put gr.•...,whoen.
t i3 Lake,o• as h
e •o wee.. . pins_. , e,
is baridi..;', onslink-shoes, "yen inight
.serid,• •Maitt ea''',OVerseer , with ''the
N • ,
00.0,iwage.--‘-.. two
linnclred.a .month, say."
. •
•
n'f'‘Vo hiindred: but. M. • Bornell.".,
•• "Welt; .Say a „bit :less.th.en,:•but you •
,make it geed, 1..tent, this man out of
•:•the way'. Braddoele.' for a: time at the
...I :.., • :
. • • .. •
.*• Braddock'nersed hiS lips knowingly
and nodded
, .
:"I r1 JLfI -,7 1 guess
: finC•a Plaee. tor. hni• s•
Yetr,Start • north on Saturday.. 3,7:ery
twell,-"Wilatetrthall go,' with Yo.1.1. r " • '
•" (to
be centilniedy.
ever
ed • the , representative 'of a neleF-
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,busir.eis in a to.,wri.: • • •
• "Beeause • 1'r .n'
the mien dm -Wired • . • '
'But v. -1;y kie' '.7• aza:tYst • .;
, tlo n't leave a rtzp no
was t.",e.rep.';•1 • ad vett-is-pi vrst
lastsomeran t're
, w;z . "o-.• g;., I (.1;fin't
tire to .p•ri t'ie
•
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sold,in the' tn!;,:ed
year 11"
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: rested seeds at .reateie-
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Writ's % the Baltirnpre .Son:: At' n
! luncheon the, American Beelcipillei'S.
Association 'announced .its annual
awards' to fiye authors..., It called:15r."
Victor Heiser's work the Meat -"dis7 '•• •
tili•glaished biography.' Miss Mitch-
ell's' "Gone ,With the Wind" (of
course) : the best ne,vgii*and: Van
WYck Crooks!' "Plewering of New
.11'.itg1an1", • tile! .,tlieSti.:::•C..,e).1,.e.11.t.,...tie.c.e
'016s-1.'
was 'Pella T, Lute's 3ThoCoun-
tiry Nizclicii" and the hest "loigot-
ten
400lt,." 1\;,or.all • Lofts.' al, Met n
GypSy,:.7.* Runner -ay; anthOrS in each:
category were; hi:Ovine Hoffman,ebege 'Saptaynna joint, Gunther,
'T'55"tff ,Carey and ElitnbetbGpudge.
The..Selections. interesting for
,.-sey,eral reasons, but chiefly, l' think,.
lecause; of the. fact that Of. • these
ten' to') -ranking'
ers' standards.elcactlY , hall'. were
. •
,written by Weirton. . Indeed, in the •
:list or rl..dual• wietiers, three out et Th'.
.18
Modern A
ge
five, are woThei, eve e though the • °
Atiet-, hits. the:iitilaious hi'ofhav •
A head waiter in New :Yerk has
-Jog' •Written the most distirrguished ' been deploring the lessening uae of
The PreSent W.ritere .haS not aeen
a Woman faint for years, :yet when
lie 'Was a boy, , women and girls
:
•
, "forgotten"' boo.k, Writing is, rite-,
agine, 'the. only trade, eyaft or pre-.
. • •
fessionin which at the -end_cif
. _
-Year we•nen- pp -an -Ateliers eon, -1---ns
break even and even ontclass. the
, Thereis no . question anyway,
ablaut their having established their
claims, to and Obtained all of :their
"rights!" in the field of literatute..
the potato. It is a splendidveget•
able, and should contribute to, the
benderf meals., but since worn*, h • ve
beentryingtheir leit, to be and re.!
*in sliin..they ,haye Shunned: the., po-,
tate hepatise it Is. rich in starch: The
head woiter was surprised to see'
hOw -well 'women are le view of 'the
•seanteating they do. "Yet," .said,
he, "t have only seen. one 'women
-faint this. 'year.".
„
A PaaehoCali,e
• 'Desserts' are juit. the::,hardest:
,
,part •of.:anything a Woman has to do
in the. 'way- ef' planning. theals.„Par-,
.tienlarly is this se during the ,Winter
When. the supply of ,fre'sli fruits. is so
'tinned and the family get th•Odof Pre-.
served' fruiti2 But don't let it set. you
down and •remember Yon .dotft-'.iave
to serve the. sapie'thing over and 'over
-again: There, are .dozens Of ways in
whieh: favourites can ,be varied 'a
little to''SurpriSe.aed please those,.
r•present dedhere is ati.mitstalidieg ex-
ample Of what. can he done: • „
Stinig;• tiin.e. ago 'we gave you: the...
.;„re.ellae ,,for •Peach. ,DpsideilOwn • Cake,
and we are en confident that it 'went
over 'big 'with yetir,. faintly, that we
'•want • 'to •' give z you -another Variatien
if it. Its almost like ' gilding .the lily
te, add delicibui „rich- chocolate to this..
, ,
delightful. cake,: but It is So good that
•-yon'll Want to inalte..aed serve it right:
• , .• .
• .yor those of. yeti ..Who '•„knew. the
•• goodness - ef-7.-a,—Perfect-e;,,tipeicledo.wirt
.. Cake, tifis,Wilt.'offer neW.fielda to eon
Auer' and. ::for 06Se: ha.ve, 'never'
YeenthinatiOn of
and cake in•r,s•atisfying dessert
it ailI be •inakihg•a new•friend: *tip
,•for.....the beginners from eXperiented
cake Makers is to be serer:and. Use . the
',1),eSt•eakefleur theinarket. It must
,
' and 'fitte.17 And to further in
'the, suee'essfid..inutcoine ofthis
te b4t.•,-i_cher'G1ate
groee,r It '.ontalned 1'
oun'make. fr-eas'y ••
•:•:anda rat rneaSurjnig.
ChQcolate thisidedOeia•Cake
•r.-11. siltedc.
• tea,v4a.toot. otiew'rler.
„ ,
3c, xtar
;
'
,....ta.f.,:offp',O2 Milk •
se; 7.ara, • ..1;:.%
. , • •4.
• •
• 4.
S •t•atd. Oak.,
5.••!'-g 1,er. t
'
tAz
,
ree.V4,0ar..1
to r ;.• ..E•rt',41•.• . '
.".'
'rig'wor;i;y. •
l•rkelt • tr,
a•gad
ra.4.i•a.z.4:st iti
°dr4t, •(;•;! f•AtE••.'.W,.4;`•'•*: q. •
• .•4 ,1" •
o et. ix...
rake of ie En *.2
1"1:Irrisp ti� ejrsOx•s t4
Seri• -e *arta wite, Q,;••
hl.e•Ped Cf`kt1:24. ,A.Prk:fit.s• p'ears,.
8:1)-13.1ett ba"nan'as, tV be•
'S•Okint. ' jelly-Ntalitrig . •
gobinS—and. iiiukarb Wr.o •"' saye..•
Hp't hptr. 4)v.;.a.dy'? The. pink,
• eibin sitallts e'er earliest fresh frUit
aretio;•",r _Seen 1r ai tbd:Billtrktstt et
• tering an° ln$rifrat toi thel rraise
you. eyer- taste• 'herme-inade, •
rhubarb 'jam and 1611Y these recifieli.
preserve all of the natural flaVer Of
'the. fruit 'itself:, e-•
Rhubarb jatti
'e,uaa„ prepared :fruit
• tups sugar •
. box powdered fruit pectin
trim- and. Mite Ong'
do ht' ikAitidet-sl#411'•
red -Stalked rhubarb: Add t,e•titii: augari
Atiti •lot otilict 'thit
•
. . • .
„cep :of 'sugar ii in addition- to the,...4 '
cups • Specified •.above. • ..',,,•• ,• .•
Measure alma sugar dry dish,:
. • .
. . „
and .set. teside•:Until,needed.:;.Meesure
prepared : 'rite . a 6, tb...67quart
,JEettle, ,up last' cup or fraction '
of &up with water: 'if neceseary; place
over •hottest•fire..' Add • powdered fruit
Dentin; mix irell,,iand, continue stirring
.until mixture comes to a• hard bob.: At
mice 'poet' in sugar; 'Stirring „Constant-.
;Iy. redithe foaming, 1, teaspoon..
'butter May •• be itii16dj., Continue, stir- .
. ring, bring. to• full rollitig boil,. and:
?bell hard .1 minute. ' RemOve.,,,front,
Skid, emir .q.eiCkly. Paraffin' hot
•jam at 'mice.' Makes about
(6 :field ouncee;eachl: •
:Rhubarb-J[411Y.... ••••
. , .
ctipe. ihs.) . juice -
cups .(3 timgar
1 bettle'fruit pectin.
• TO.' prepare: Juice,' cut'. about 3:lbs.
red -stalked rhtihatb4ate.F.ineli"Pieees
and •put through' food chopper. Place •
fruit: in jelly eioth or bag and
into large saucepan and taia4:Bring 10
a :boil over hottest ,fire and., at 'once:
add bottled pectin, stirring ceet
,stattly. ,Then to roiiing,
.01i: and 60.11.:hdra'v, inintite.,Itenieve
from fire; skim, pour quickly; 'Paraffin
-hot jelly at once. ::.:Makee• .0014 1.):
glasses '6 fluid • Ounces •each). .
were fainting all over :Qiaterio: Iii
small toWn, if a team Of herses..
an away alOng 1,he..'triale 'street one •
or two "women would be almost sine s.
to faint . in the doorways of the ••
lea4pg•Ferygoo-di---storegr-----Arany-ga
,tligring. attended by; egeiteinient • a
, women would :be tikely to feint and
he. carried tenderly to ' one side for
"reeoveeri.! At a funeral there Weida.
be , -faintiage. . ' • •
. • .
Analter .point is. that women .do
,net • cry as mach as they epee. did.
It a Arian and his 'Wife had a Idiapiite,.
. .
the woman wouidwin 'hUtsting•in
tears.• perhdps,' owing to • the eic1;.•
• .
• vancement edueation they Can win '
. . „ , . .
:,:doinestic disputes, nowadays ' Without
..,•resorting to tears. Be that as May,.
the female 'of. the speeies, does not.
as s'e formerly'llidA!-•• • ; • •
• Ons does not lite suggest, that
• the 'shedding -of tears ,,Was: fOrnterly
,of
° grief. Instead the change that has
donie Obi* .may beiarge1y'due to
abandoning. of tight-laeW corsete,
.freeing .Of• the Isinale. figure, 'the, re-
leasing .Of', girls and wothezi 'an that.
:they'. can '.-Play,,gatnee, take: exercise's,.
live aneli • in the, open . and dwell at
night in • Well-Yenplated
• ;tont° Stari'' • "
Sunspots May Mean
., •
Very Wet Summer
Now •• •OrIc.---Stir,spets • surpassing
• in.. size, number and, violence those
of 4-029, the snimber when unpre-
• cedented rains flooded . the WeStern
. , , ,
""Dust.:Bowl," are predicted for this
• -coming summer. • . •..• .
•*Alreaoly the • spots;'seen. through.
the-world'sAargest .:telescope at
I Wilson,' California, ' exceed' the 192.9
.average. y They - tbtar BOW abon,t a
dozen daily, and hid: fair to set
record • for the plesent century: ,
'Stin-aPets'. have been traCed
39,900 years,.. 'in 11 cycles, through
tree -ring -changes dile to greater or'-
, less ; rainfall, •'• anti-.: gravel deposits
They eauie increased radio .sta.
tic,:and .t.re aceornPanied, near their
edges; bY • bright flares pf light";
which zanie•short-wave radio to fade'
for 10 :minutes to .half an -"flour.
Their ci,eles:. affcet Weather, crops
, and comfort. ' •
1 , •
7-•"--.777
/Loved
AS THE GREATEST
TRACTION TIRE
FOR SHOW A ND
UNIMPROVED.
ROADS
•
ftERE th. WA4 4
rogb fif;:ep m4, sno!o.i, or, •un..
,romis Firestone Ground
ip Tires 646 you: tafely through
ivithout ',aloe of chalifs,, The 'pat-
'entetP.Ground Grp trgad.griPs On;any"
stnia.Ce4-,ir1s telf-cleaning—and gives.
potitrve ;traction., Don't take chances'
of getting stuck in Acift roads.. Put a
set of Grounl Grip tires on your car or• •
truck today. N� increase in pri e. See
the l�cal Firestone Dealer
.".•
DGRIP T1RE
• ,,-
Life:Not Placed First
,More tban- .peeple, ,k,ere
killed .er injured elltenlei?ileri, 1 -
Ontario in eleven.' nlerithe: . The kW',
40 numbered nearly••590. ,
, The accident rate was tblla.',4hilelt
thirty a day.. • • . • "-
The ,Canadian casualty lists (hieing
the Great Wail were. scaicely Illere-••••• •
than that. - •
•• Neither were. the deaths More Per-
weeent nor the, crippling or .the
greee '0'04- 4'r ri al!A... •
Tei flitY0Snad p-eopte-
te 'aiti)ge a city. • ,
Is. too- many—any .number
tee many ---to te' made .yietims
allte.trefdie less ' tIlie t•
• Tie calor manner +kith "most
,ef, this country's . population': accept
this • unnecessary".'.1ess,"of as .
it were something inevitable is one
Of the iadiest.,signs 'of ru4ssnest. ,
••National, apathy, amounts to a de-
claration that peepre7would ratheir
gernble. ter' their 11,.vps than let
harsh regulatione-. interfere with
their pleasure, profit and:„Conveni-
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s •
•
Tips.0n11#1qnners
nowledgo ef corrOOt
soefil 4sages by aziseiering• the c
- •
lowing question,, then . .
against' .the ,autitoritatiVe answers
beloW:,- • `4 '
.1)Oes a hosts rise to great '
her guests when they are men?, ,
• 2. In.. making • an introduction, Ili'.
a child presented :to': an older, per-
son?
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.3 . - - ....air -._ _
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.What might s hostess ... to a ..
departiag guest who thaiiiri. hi for
E plear.ant thric?.
•,I -4. Should a -hc:tess „wn1.1( thiough
c.00re, first, .‘or stine asIde for beg ,
11141y one an talk*,
to dinner with, an invita4,ie'n to a
: What would ycei do 'ife--.-"• , • '•
ShilTedlie °"eteeirlire, ellis7Yee-70
dress' You are weEfrinks---' .
' •'` (R) ,Pas the ;•tomriliment of( with
remark such ag• °!,01'f, do
Yoti like ihial It is.: stich Ari•.•
'old thine,
(b) ay "Thank pine'. 'It is nice) ,
, • , of you to say so.' •
(c) :Say "Thank yen. Ironr 11).0:4;',
, is pretty,,t66
3.. Yes, ,, • "
She .thight :say, "rin,'yerfAtopy' 7
that, yen'. came," •:o.r:‘.:u.liatri
haing ,yOu: •••• .77
Stand . iior•••gjlests.:.. •
5: No, ,,repitid • in'
Best "What •WOUld You „Do!' soltij
; ,.,(a)- indicates
:rassrnerit or, lack ef. integrity, and
.:,:(C),..lessens.the-pleaSnre of the. per- -•
son 'giving the first'
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Wind'
Wind' pri,,the. weld; and Wind. Wellin •
":1OW,''frOM •the,clearriess, , •
.Limpid and langliidLstiLdusk,
;PeWed With the myrin'of the sensti-.
'bits .turf in .its• •nearnesi,
grneky attar of blooms and
i vetches id inusic; •
Am1rosia1 incense of. grasses .'and.
,
clever new -blown;.
"Wind in the 'reeds, and •wind croon,
„.._:.urg„-wai Lilly over • •
•peep. river water arid -spray,.
-'11fittitig-rte7iationer• the -tvaVeit;•ing=cry----
•
. of a•Plever.,,... • '1 , • ' '
:Sweeping ,the sands. .and the deso=
late rifts of 1,i y,•
.;:Searching the shingle and:shale,
• driftwood and -stbile;;
—Wind' in:the' pines, 'antln4411Lti
wild cherry latishes, • • ,.., • • • ••• '
• Rustling and rolling arid 'warn; .
Rubbing the resinous bough's through
•. ,
the ,qeickforest liu.sliese •
This is: the voice of the „godling,
the 1ndian' c1aasn
Voice of .the open-air godll.nel—NilloFe
moodis." your -own, .' .
, " .• • w:
rief Cornthent
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•1 tiiiele..'Allat I shall neyet...se AbJ1ibo(4l Jo•
ly as • it ,
toid ceitittint, .7
'flyer .),tigi,"•,31 i)iyodt,t,uttity.: kime.j(- •
Whit-
slUfinprithking... .
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fil.ritt;''bIT 1 1 i j,t it on
,elvai.s.„..::(),v,v'e)1 Ann' t Stin in es. °
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'find. (eft' Wh'ilt Rte.!, of. eie., .35
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, Jew -to. net, 'lir e
Vv' 11 Jiko. in 1300, a low .
Brandon J4iin; ' .
Sociningtsb'A'ay4 litectit.4.le
marrred on. :Rut I -0w •
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