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but Whistler was calmly signaling. At
length a cabby took us in.
Whistler always carried as a walk
ing stick a long, slender wand, a sort
of a mahlstick, nearly three quarters
of his own height. We were no sooner
seated than he began poking his stick
at the horse. The animal reared,
plunged wildly and started down the
street at a breakneck gallop, while the
astonished cabby swore freely and
tugged desperately at the reins.
Wh l 'stler looked calmly ahead and kept
poking.
Butcher boys and grocer boys made
wild leaps for safety; outraged cab
bies whipped their horses out of the
way just in time; burly draymen
bawled curses after us, and sL.. we
went merrily on. Little wonder,
thought I, in the midst of my amaze
ment and resentment, that Whistler
never gets the same cab twice.
Suddenly he began waving his cane
and shouting “Whoa!’' He took the
astonished cabby esverely to task for
driving so fast upon the public high
way and ordered him back to a corner
we had just passed.
Here a greengrover’s shop, with its
orderly and colorful array of fruits
and vegetables, had caught Whistler’s
eye as he whirled by. He surveyed it
critically now from two different po
sitions, the cabby merely obeying his
orders, under the belief, I presume,
that it was policy to humor a lunatic.
“Isn’t it beautiful!” exclaimed
Whistler. He pointed his long cane at
one corner. “I believe I’ll have that
crate of oranges moved over there —
against that background of green.
Yes, that’s better,” he added con
tentedly.
We drove on to the bank, where we
found the American pacing up and
down in no pleasant frame of mind;
but Whistler soon had him pacified,
and we left him waving and smiling
adieus at us.
The incident at the greengrocer’s
shop reads like an arrant affectation
It was not, however. Whistler, as
usual, was merely most natural. The
following morning he posted his easel
at the corner and painted the shop
that pleased him. —Rome Tribune
Herald.
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