Exeter Advocate., 1905-11-02, Page 3- ...„. ..,,,
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•P'ili. 'IliiihifOtti 00-4•14nro :til,c.4$' 4°4 iifi"klq' liavO :fit- thioat ;
0 OP/ gOnti paler and Vaier miorii4 .her od oxen , .
trIviiiTged7; „.. stfir. rit7 . --74---7-7070trf 4,114440L,,. ,
o ,...Lmatter*'! and '00 • h •ti htl co reate7r. n tido of nin
, •• . • ttemer-of- th
a . tottlio; •,and a taro amilorikoil a.t.lie0 i•Vo! 'Orale.""Ifett." tho :tabi'07;fityi-i-A-refobod beirujo-t--.ntot,
hind 'At, tho ha:31304 of 14.41Y : x 4 kil°w What tt 1* r0 You. ten. WatCht•Vit'ller frOla biinath his •hatf-
••' anti •thi• Owner of t,h0 AO -0W,, •In ' 3C°11414. taken jt. Ilkto th- t t°°1" closod lid.d.e • , •
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*0,1(4110 wood bo abeose 'iibo 'hOi .110-10 head of Yolirs to be ealoue. ..wau. you,ve ..moriced yourself into
' bad Ikea, looiotot 'down, f -g* -0#0.3e -You -00" Vi,li thl* 1 oUght Wily child, you'll beeserry for it long
loyezw„ uo would to hitvo- paid you a, little attention befote Ayou got , home. collo 'now_
AnWorttint,r•Perntilt bx.tho'.cOUtV 171•1,t1' °b. I kn' w Y°". '
ia*zt it? A TUC° tOMPeto rioCCap" itio said. ",Y0.1
some way when this 'day 14-ulght; .411(1 Y°14°Ils 'r4°41 -4,,°4w°, I /et nit Illakt! frien_tio and. talk sensibly.
., „ . didiet choose to lOt o'VerYbeuk enoK 'We'll bo married as 0QQ0 co you like;,
0..,woold ofoyi gleo.that the ate. bavi 1'1°4 I 44n Qf uli Pretty l'ittl° !moll go away together teerttorroW
its ' 'a' •---te. AO $004 ',and to 111‘'‘'tval." . • - '- - - to wane, pretty place, andtomartiod
; *I-Iwoni to ask you a question 03 ei i„ -.....e
ait mew of them, .... ,,, i„, . i on e g o . ,
0.,ring hetuocif in „this ii Warn, to ase. you. if you hove for.. "It's too lobe." -silo said Sulien4".
110 reotItio,d 014 -01gotten what 'Yeti protribied too?" ..,.1 doofti• root to marry you. i
z' ii tbo high . wan Jet hot e. ' "Vihat-a ilueget,trik,,toboneska4,7,r141,.a.itt-,wilact,d,oli4z;174xeititio/?,wn , on •your
_ -had.- ittrthd, ,,,is._
, ,..
thOlOCk, when he felt touch
'.11$ arthi and a vole(' teed;
44 ItildfOrtit" _ '
Ilo tarried -and, Sale fleece, standing
n the,shadow- beside him; and •atith
dltflcuity ther-oath- or in
to-"••:M.,„onneyanco which rose to
lips.bia .• •
, tOticli- and itoiee..:Of t1iei-g1r1--11
AVM
lika_relAQUELD,
Ca s, but 410 VOICO WAS as COMPOSCA
"4",rhat you prOrnined to marry me.", i
Titer tho place, to -morrow?" ho aiikod
wth a mono. " "Oh. Dec_cal"
ly child?" - .
_ "Iftelei• I foygotten .1t? - 1Nhat • ._,o, ..y0s,e, sbe resporatell. doggodlY.
qtlestient Is it--IU'OY that a .inati. .Tie tea Lay Norali everything tho
'would toigot'such a thing. itty, 'doer • moment I gee her.* '.,
Oitetal Of course X preitelsodr--- Bat ..you moon it, nocero__ .
what- Makes you 'cortio and ask m-.- 0 to 'rialto a scandal Of" our little love
on this of all nights?", ' •afinir—"
“1•10causa";"hecause r Pro" trust- . Silo put her band upon fiho . door.
ii,--:-T-ratterel-triXFitod-YOIL101:..--• • -htiltAiattChttarea ftRY'irt:tpbr.---'--- -----
Y-Ouht6Ttea--t-tr-inz-------' ---**Well7*--iiir-Salgy -.441. rition't-h.noll-
noneentio.." to broke Ln lightly, yo r shoute-ootee: --iter oil" 4., te.
'.4Y°11'ir° altued air4°"'"u1"°""-bh°, imps" -he weitt on talking . incoher-
catoo. • A entiy to gain time as he approached
"She? 'Who? Oh, .you 111000 Lady her-"afteraU-tiero„eon Iwo drop»
„e#Petoeppreerel-e•DentWeelea_veitivouretie • .•
,lier -t411, -
"Ali righto Miss South. Why -Reece.
uildford," oh," and ho tried todtaliee
or hand and draw her to hien, but
kcca put her hand behind her and
rew' book. "What! In OW) 01 your
Uttuxat again,. 11450410". bo Raid,
"What'S the Mlatter new?
re you offended bocauso X didn't
nnce with you t
4 ropliea
hale° been 'unreasonable..Ynu
.ttor.•how careful we have to - be,
_ Yst,..Atag,t4a4...„:„t a*. -the Wert!)
iti:.colindence,_don we? 'Wo don't
nt •• tat' Santlefgh ud Parkiiiint
t Otos:about' our 'little, altairo,
.#
ci • -turnetti-arid-eawithat he . told
"WI/Ca alla Cal” YOU VO kept out wound his handkerchief over his own
0 .MY wee• e an .. • Diouf; „onr-11""WWirsilii-O-iikiii-d'elFinr"....a.
not my fancy; -Tim' not blind." Mor bon fonertully. ot. hi* action. 110
voice grow moro hurried ,and excit- sprang upon --her, clipped her 411114.
Odbut sho still spoke in a low tonewith ono hand, andhold tho phial
""I've- aeon it, and -and others bay°, to her face.
seen it!, 'and -and to-uight more than .. Ono cry,and that only a faint,
. .
overt" . ' gasping ono, -rose from; her lips, then
"There. I tolil you you' were Joel» low head toll forward. and oho-olipped
--acr 41ear----.1104.111‘.11---Von-kuPg--- AtalfileassiA0-_,-034-41:-
-little' more of the world you'd • un- Guildford Ileiton, after a glance a
• ffiffirtrOd'etttel Prifte.robligedcetts-lor eifiefremetb-feeiro•-erel-jtataAreil=424-1, - " • , r
tentiva to the daughter- of my bet untill he had carefully 'reeorliod 'the
friend. Of courso :I .oloncod with Iter pn„e
ial and put it in his pocket; then
itrid----erail--talketd to; tittr•,.• • .- Wirye4teoetie.- -,no alowysriiiittowid-i-twilookAnoi- !
31 -Gu 4°Yet "ant 1" jer it"* -24-1- •• . frSrii-hha-Mouth lout bent -over -her.-
Aitai**. Jostantantoute!' • he Milt -
No. I underetanfriends When I .inorree yottra • • , :
• "ti (Pi "
to wellit tered • with it grim amilii; f'a Wonder -
Imugh. I am only a poor, ignorant ,,ut ,,000,0ery. 1,,Towt, good )30.a.0,,,,
ilistrust and anxiety. nee . It's riot Me you want, but
gust let no have Mr. .'yrit. • -Itutito'a
Sad her °Yes' Were- LudY. t -ont lux drew sod.
14°174111" • • Jetta." '
ilett-wfttine-but-there-
l_1,fr
"Tut, tut ! X 'dor: t want to marry iatoor-
_em ovressItin of detormintition - in 1-4itikir-lioralici -.want -to'„ Talerri Yo"*. leavi 'nerhete-iyirig-on' thie„--giliat. • __.- _
tili ladiftifirttlirottotrItili-ii4 --4- Inevt-- tcat‘ i ' — -, alor-vowet.-cotuiiderat-iort-ew.hats.*ee
I. to notice. " . . ' , 'When?" ..„ . .....‹
' ever, ha carried the letter to the Ian-
,. , _ —. -
"IiVhat -49 it YOU iVaat tO say to "When?" he ropeated. but sho stop, earn-- and road it. '
iletca.?" he naked • after a morat Ped him With a geeture. . _
You neodn't tsoubie to tell nie Muttered. "What a chabce for mei
410006 for „months, ,perhapa,e,"' be
cut
,.
s pause,' .iloring. which bei Wan 419
,4-..tvondering,;Itow lte.souid_get red_ any rnoro_ lies. 1 on't believe th,em.
. Loave3 the field open tor months.
"II Want to spe o iiii-trt-o- tes er----Yon---won't-marty.
.. . ., -e----0--T-1--cottldekeeteetiere-feoniehearine'
inc anytnwg you ww, dintid.71`pleetsitintly, **Ilut don't let, think _Yon. but yo
1I ". .-at
t-Otioeit iteree-ittsi l'ther. cool. Como 'don't' Heey •;-0, ee'.0.11!: that 'g(l.,7chanee!
•_
•Itutittee - stood with ths tette. t In. his
'`.1/00k. 00wit 400
la to wotch 46.i4,41rilg'•Q01.44:ntir 41.4' Pla2•41.°4 •Wa
When pur bulb but they: sudiliti
` I
a, .left tows' oyer.toetting., - • ot
'rho shoplierd who hos a lot of
good fat sheep *evil winter.. will
find lito feet:Ong pays quite- as well
as. the averogo, •
()lily the very beet sheep. Animals
vrhieh aro troe to their. ;specie* voile -
tie& of breeds and full of promise.
should be soleCted for breeding. par -
poses. ••,
o C414_atti, Oaly,
a secondary .considertition. provided
only that. tho, animal IS 'tat; smooth
and trim. „ •
Not, only does it cost tea to make
II • 1!01•1-04._-0f•-YPIPa lksh, 1)44 thr,
, ,
•cattyk-on--the-- -andr-iiOt-deperft,
upon buying feeders that.they ohould.
roise uPon tint tam
*,the improVed breeds of ,pedigreek
titock add a new' prosperity to tho
toxin and a young farmer 'can mak°
,moro-money toti." yoarol-with Pedi-
itTee deck than hie fother ha a in a
lifetime with ciontrion or ocrob
Stock The day iot. tho siereb has
• _ ..
It aid brhrilio'shohld get the otart
of you and reach the orahard don't
get cxeited, if she (loos happen to
choke even it she' is blOating, when
etOki tind hO
ee. Get a stick mit two
,e'itLtitotfriettii'ageAste
put it. into her:rateutit like bit
and tasten it •thero with a ropo
triode bet- at each end and too d
over her horns.: Probably oho wi
,not like the live.tment • but the
, tees- -are-rmairist -tiro Apple; a
ft* method also tends to keep the
bloat -Lown-
The matt who Makes his•sheefi AS -
000(1 OA' .can before sending to .
rmarkot, need holm no fear of '
•
bh
place in market.
A thrifty ' animal, full of robust
loath stre , ,
more copable of moist:log tho poison
succosofully
thon_ otAhrifty. animal, -
any7saic'cTk-'tir -dritbritti
.theT sepritateTh-eert-
and' market them • in
some. way. . It wilt not pay to win-
ter them.
A___n_butpg sheep to food this win-
-te-INCY-gbliraterAtlfe""
the :feed iti the mane, Whether fed to
-'1'm Met told," she *aid, curtly., illa.r child; if I 'ivolitott to; mariee
"put I etto- _ Camte.eiolet be die» Lady Norah ever so. bittify I haven't
agreeaWe, .,. You ,may as Welt come hanete• --V4e-roas nongu-jattmichiet_
it .atid talk comfortably ark •- stond tote me...rot not tho 'favored Indivi»
• t. , 0 1dual. Lady _ Eorale doesn't ;ivo a
,
Ilo
unlinked. and "operiott- tho' diiiir
be Va.,. and walked into tho! who. by the .way, seems a . special
.RS...iti,dtin, and noccat alter a mortich.. 1. faVOrItO Ot ' your*."-tary •
••11001tOLOar-10110Wed MM. "Mr Iturne's nothing to MC, arid.I
Then the, door closed with a clang :know heel like to matey bor,'-onet to
hlch should . havo found an answer- Ought. 'Yet:, I ,- know that, and you
Ing 0 . ite.4136ecei heart. • ars trying to eon* botweon'to.
o ma.. ,"
-•,,,,,,,
.00. way eiik, the- bowie, oird • "Nonseresei". •• - ',
• , , "Yeti, -Tkitittote•blind•-noW!, if r *al.
,
"ftt
: gown, -Ilecett,-** be:said, sera before. Bute -but los"s a gentleratut
"It.livilmeteroratt-titteetatalS--eimdi and 'he stoat- havo her. , X knew yiiirvo
"dip alluttors, yavenlog eia be been trying to tite-a a i• y,-- .
C2oedcome between him and her, and you
mut yoteve-Tiontr, IV"! - Dor-- voice
grew louder, and. -tho -old apirlt of
defiance gleamed in her black eyes.
-!el3*4eyouesit1n44,-.:,.e.ee.-etattetiti
C1000 hots -gone. tilt,ybu'it be oh/6 to
poison her. ageiiiiiiit7hint and have It
iillyour. pOin way'. -Yoh, *forget 71re
could write----"
"Olt, so he his /written to 'Lady'
Norah/ and you ;aro, carrying ..tho.
letter' to her., eh, 'levee" A
time* could not keep her hand from
straying to her boSorte, arid Ito in-
eeolontiteteaction- -reveated-AlueLprear
„,ence of the hidden letter .to him , as
it -plainly- as if he IsitITheen U. --
1 - • -"W111, 'Ike -664" 110 Sidii;- you are
'perfectly-ert -Iiherty-to-aco
41 man for Mr. Crril. Ilurne if you like,
-iontl-.-1-.Atisit_bilit_irerry_inice,ess JO his
Wooiti..
g. - • ' •
• •• - .•
"You'd lilies him to marrybell'
-Yoted-e-. But t don't want to- talk
i about lir. ilurno. X want ea *Woks,
' to my Collation. " When. -when • are
' ou °leg t • Warty 'ile; *rAlertOur;
"Ars 3o0 'Tory area, Becee? X sun.
It. lows boon se confoundedly long day,
• *v -it over hours ago."
Cliiikea did enctiliirdilirdr6iler'iftliAit
,by'rtittk titbit, upon which she Icanoi
1.0tith hand, , •
41.10W, what is, it? But X wish
teted Oit down. tiere-he rose, and
tickling in the throat;
'oustittss aftime* Adeep. -
irritates frt.-these
es of it throat
They're very de-.
4. a cough mb-
ure
vtro cure - them.
41You're a,* grea u • r
and so ata1, but for both our sake"
should have 'liked to phi; it •oll-o.
little 104004 but z 7'011 are in au&
ono to profits will be with., the'
.formeie • •
.With -the sheep. seleeted for /breed -
big, the natural groWth., char,
actor of tho wool of the animals to
be mated ottonid be, a, natter of first
class importance. •
Tho -bootintereets of' sheep
bus -
bandy
tr4,erdwata. , ,
for tho production of mut of
moderate weight aod,cholee ilualitY.•
a 1a3 1Th�U1bdftt
it luta o vemy.-ninootsary-a4loriet anit.
that'is. fnd1v4Ual znerit. Fedigreo;
b of little, valuie iteelf utd
backed by Individual morit.
Ilowover (.• well grounded the, past-
tiote or the wool growor *nay be at;
ani.-titag, he in short»siglited ro he
zeglecte-to -locile-er tuft inn
-e1de.,41*- -4ttadtag-
kiln() time. he •ehoold -neglect the
tputlity of wool. and tiro, interest* or
Wool groduction. •
Sheer ittereinseo so rapidly' and
ur ot
such an early tiger and
their es • Tr siMirciterdrarttrel" Itiatr`
a on irtifeeitirityttnee---&-
1We-can-readily- be- neeede---Proil
It is-'elihned-th'at :AVM' ahem., -f„Or.
Tait' :yew, Can -"Uri ,r'keritWLth
littio 0 anY. Additional eXPenna•
ceen. tolls eorne
ng •fnetsTregiredkirtho
. . e.:/gWeafiotki
human-- onatomisto•-wero,- inA1cxau
(trio three centOries boffin) Cluipt,
and they and, their • oueceseors for
2,09Ce years, - Were conunonly • rer
ported. to have indulged. in antotwoore -
-terd diseoction. Say o Dr.,..1_1-Ceibe •
"VoSalitio 'woo- shipwrecked •and tired .
Witilo treeing for hilt •-tifo -on such, • Av.
charge. .Tho Edinburgh act of 10(irt,
tho ourgeon's the 'body of on
crimina.t ortnielly *to :palm an ana,
'tomb Of,* was guarded by the -PrO.
VISO 'after, bo Even
_
poetry has lent aid to perpetuate
Om legend -of the 'invisible girl.'
4040 ghost vas believ%1 ,to, haunt
wtoro sh ad been dissected afire- on
Cm . preceding ' that appointed
for••-heaage
;oitirri." -
' Vor a loog time Alexandria. _was
ho. only medieat centre of the world,
fon aaterr ebora about--
189 A. D.) had to journey friers
tiotoseter "the' African. city miento
oee.A skelotoL,_,Re-lotaLkiti st:440/0-
_ ____ • - to-tho German _battlenvicia_txiiisseci
A CIIES-S---NiILL-A,G.E. the_ho.dieo of the national combs, •
Used apes 4.15 ...11104
A Mace In 'Germany Where the teserabling hint:an beings. .• tiumites
Children. Learn the._Gaine. ,dissection.was rottived in Bologna en
__Ioneteenth centmey,' whfro • Ma,
doienti
of iiiiutioy. Miei • of the -
rt*-iftraZ11-0401'.0
first. Leooard. da 'Vinci._ painter ot• •-•
"Tho Lord's Supper" was 'a great
anatomist, put dissection had fallen
into disuse' when eresallus finally rile
vived It about the middlo of the six,
tomtit century.. • •
Eitett lo .compatativele- miodern
Untoanatomists liteve been tho ob-- •
-• teatter .•xletL-bet41.0.14o0,. in
704----11fridOlove-Aeleittiten.,..oLP
'is Wight Setitematicolly.. .As soon, 'plito, Was mobbod'em a grave' rObbar.
,tos; Petrillo .hav, mostered_tho YO.Olfeg• .,11,.,,;40$4,...1/3„,Kor • Vijilk.A.vo rged,
0101-0 -game; they itr�. twenty-three years tater. and. were
OneOnrniled -undert0111- ',duo the-7beitel-tliat tam medtcal •
ntiOotrit-oonf eChs;eftljustreaPbtacktr-Eaungduttato.sitthir:onit. ,ottoloots robbed graves :eontinueelo.
It was this lack of Oppertunity that
boy is . Bet to. snaking 'Latin verse. • to the proctice of graire..robbiog ,
itt Potter there are chess examitt- and originated:whot Dr. Xeen, calls
-ationei and tournatromts •_arnorig-th, iset of _ lowest possible
school children. Three awards "1 olthe .,,moirrectioolsto." •
tionor•-" the -shape- _ •
ruge-tho-itiscription,
ward of Industry," aro -given tho
village •coramunity. These tourna-
ments Aro ,attended blr lovers .0f way system in your town?" wrote
oleos from far and neor. Dining tho
cot.' _.!_TIterts capitalist.
greases or-whie" ago roxnvi,et4 Viretork"
twit half-centery several cheits-
• seyireotorrt root eittit.Logont''
een e d"-eit-Strtilave . .
- o eirirelre•,
a -few wilco distant from the guaitit
nets Um, village of Strobeek. This
story of Stu:bock 'nod peoide
has for hundreds of years been a*.
nociated With tho game of eines. It
is a veritable these village, a nur-
,ter,y gordon lot that ancient game.
rccom tarliost childhood tho boys
and girls aro made familiar with
'treatedItaxatamstollijoata,
• ' od _town boomer.-- reply,- -
14"- ' -
Imck" 1114ver1"41 the. Priv4le-ge t strictly ••up-to-ditte; Voller-soven lnr
se -• 'c'cono-lutio-have _ix_ov
ehalienOne ft gizmo- or- chew any
libenrner_hy tha
rine° or n� • fereart or exalted
per. eters or knocked Ail thou track In t.
before hirn, then to
cielteti_ and almost with a otart,
ai
if he -had -forgotten,-
Mot unconscious girl, 'totem(' and.kato.t
beside her. •
cordoetoe"- --
muttered:: "and when she does? rfbe
littlo fool is 41ra-a wild-yat„. and wilt
carry oilt her throots. Good -by, then
to all sity holier* and ambitions! Oh.
Guildford, my friend, what an insen-
:tato ass yotl were to be led away by
o tancylbr * pretty far -el What shrin
ds to.'perirtiade her to' hold her
_tongue? XI I could. only keep her
or eight week
whit* . 'this, tellovr Was ou •
W4/*•'-"*.'" •
' W11Uc, ti-WeAl muttering- and musing
be was forming the fare of the on.
couselous girl, and suddenly & chomp
Witeeit'levt rettneentoodyeexpeassitm,,„et
his face, -land he -bent lower and plat-
-e•dids _earto,h_K.,_11.ilee._Thea he stow-
ed to his. feet, tanii, anotehrnithei
an -
tern from the table, knelt down and
hold the light close to her face.
Ito peered into it keenly for a too -
Pie of minutes; then, with an Wattle
collate cry, shrank back, a
staring down at her..,with tookror int -
pr riled tin every forsturee-gasPed:--,-
dead!
(To ha CO'iritinu
- .1113WCOTISTUOCaTtati
CCM, will refuso,
--Anton, ded- as next year's
,ewes 48lipu1d; not be brp1 tt tb
aeason as it hi better to give them"
WooL.i,a prothlet from ` feedirig
just the same as fat or ileoh.. and
the flock s.hould bo fed and managed
with a- view to wool growth end
that -of One quality. •
Whitt.thero • is, la great nrdiltntP:ge
In .seettring good .bltindoil Stock. •the
profits -of thrr herd -or .tiotic depend.,
equally a* much upon, the core 'ita on
el 14041.
• Gust -"1 any, my. inan, how long
havL,
-.-74tou-lyen--,er•---Itniter- LA_ ,this
cob WititereemAbout she snootiii,-
sir." Cluest,-"Olti Then It can't be
yott that r gave my order to."
from old age, but. tot *mould b fate
eind--_•rient--• toe, tim- butcher bee. -
too their .ritality 'llegs impaired to
auth aa eXtent all to impair thole
:tattlettingt=„entalitioikee- •AetptilKlittete•
their value. •
Iiiihk..„theree,jit-SeLAtet
good pasturago is. orte of the boot
dome •to, lateen sheep that -have
passed their PriltUO.'
but Why? l*Sttele-•'04:iliettitip
.'didn't invite mie° to her pletle;" •
ISP11.1)ENCE littLICING.
Any unueutdmethod of milking
not only causes a diminished yield
trim iifl TufTaIso iirdies the Milk
li obtaiteed ,to lie of poorer
quality, es eilown iy -themffr ce
,.cot' "fat. - The variatichs itt .quality.
areirfl1 tnuelt grenter-thart-tho
irt tK tj1d ExperlinentS ia Which
4°Sitir---145at
caused a' falling sit from one to tWo
per eel:C. Of fat in tho milk otjtetined.
Sloe* ntillang .gave, on tha. reveragt,
04 vet centless. than test Milking,.
$104 *I% -101110. co'Net more tn4
-an
. v" ;one
their village. In the yoar 14351 tho
"Great Elector" .of Brandenburg woo
challenged' this way, entr,in Met*,
:ory of the event pre:witted to ' the
iteeti,zietet_,set
oridlyer cheetnnen, atilt prerved.
How chess: becomo the -ruling pas-
•ot: Strobeck has never been sae,
Ortained, butthelegend-Moot
erolly believed seta forth that in tho
Ce,attifY a laOlck4 political
priSoler- was *contined in an -ancient
tower vut_hia village. '12mo hong heary.
otter cirve4,-4-fottcla -
Von* Was' had Then the pria.
Itut hia molt Timms antagonists, One
.114.Tho 141461_0L-Aintaleatiltill-Atinttheate--.-1114114:'
taltiug tUrnis to guard him. S000
Oa vas
ter per tirt,y; A thing* 0 'Milkers
,also -had a *narked effect, but nAide
aso tho individuanty of the niiikbr
1 tO-,b0• the •Chief feetort..ae
inters: slways. 0141140 bete:
enthuslatits.
Shro-:--"Yonr dog wow trying to bitO
me, airi" Ito (touching his hat
"Yee, Madame he has a sweet ,
loth
IIENEATMIXIS
said,Pompus, "I altar not -
notice his. comment at rill." '
-,,el_lititAte-Protesteekeethir4riond...e.-"
called you a blithering idiot.' .
'"Exactly, and there is no. such
.word a blithering itt the' Ehglede
langtiagie"
t.
COIlItS11,,,.
Singletini,-,Iisene you &Med what
you ore ,gbing to call 0o baby, old
maral *
vigglodertoty„rnx going to
.call hint whatever :my idTe name*
ttits 100 begot mixed no
-
o •scrop'
*I
YeriterW4-. Did hit
je •
Otheewiso he Wouldn't havo
anytiiiits *holt- ft.**,
--
Perhaps a man /150ifletink1 dub.
bed a 'told egg" hetet**, it le tiho
agretabio to hove hint strike You
I. be Is 'broke. -"
l'eres 11 YOu don*t itiont,et don't know. Ode *let) ter 0 ere, an
meitoriNtly,mierry me, Mr Berton, and eOundly nit* thot wile thOugla ha ilikper
oot the case whetx both the tra
it you did I. woulda't rnarrY• yeui" through. rtki. peeketri
rn�tt • lIs *at startled out of his affected
Aktk ' niteht, end take* 'wrotything dean ith mulked in t s
oni.
ure.
irs dots so 310W itcioted ,
ran4 bot night; but ytAt