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American Sunday Monthly Magazine Section
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Without Lessons or Knowledge of
This Big 214 Foot Doll FREE Music You Can Play the Piano
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This doll is stamped in beautiful colors, on strong
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Just Think,
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The invention is so simple that even a child can
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POEMS AND SONGS
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A Song of Sixpence
(iContinued, from page 15)
They had been in the room perhaps half
an hour when the doorbell rang, and t han-
ler rose to admit a tall, light-haired man,
with queer, fuzzy whiskers and eyeglasses.
He was accompanied by two women. 1 he
man, Emmy learned, was a well-known
illustrator named Harrison. She thought
he looked more like a peacefully inclined
anarchist. One of the women, a striking
brunette, proved to be a Miss Burt, his
favorite model. The other, a Miss Nielsen,
was a special writer upon one of the evening
papers. She was a curious, mouse-like
creature, with very bright eyes and a quirk,
decided way of speaking that caused people
always to listen to her.
( hauler got out cigarettes and drinkables
and soon Emmy found herself lost in a
maze of talk about people and things of
which she knew nothing whatever. She
sat quietly, listening and watching Miss
Hurt consume cigarette after cigarette with
the most amazing rapidity. Chanler told
her afterwards that this was the cause of
the latter’s peculiarly husky voice. She
seemed always to be smoking them—in
fact, she had insisted that Harrison bring
her here instead of taking her to a show, in
order that she might be able to indulge in
her favorite pastime. She tossed the box
over to Emmy and raised her eyebrows
when the latter refused them. “Good
Lord, how do you get along?” she cried,
and inhaled deep draughts of the smoke.
Finding Emmy where she was, she assumed
that she belonged to their Bohemian crowd.
Neither Norton nor Chanler volunteered
any explanations.
Harrison sat at the piano and played
snatches of operas and popular songs,
beautifully, Emmy thought. The others
paid no attention to him. Miss Burt plied
Norton with questions about the Leland
murder, or rather about the personality of
the woman who had committed it. “ Nervy,
isn’t she?” she said, as Norton concluded
his description of the woman. “Gee,
Archie, wouldn’t do me much good to feed
you rat poison, would it? All I’d come in
for’d be a broken easel and a lot of debts.”
She strode over and rumpled his hair, and
Harrison laughed.
I “No use, Vi. I’m safe. Why don’t you
marry a millionaire?”
“I would if I weren’t fool enough to be in
love with you. That’s the trouble with me.
I know how to play my cards, but I haven’t
the nerve to do it. I get mushy over that."
She pointed to Harrison’s back, laughing.
“ And, yet, can you blame me?” She seized
his head fiercely, bent it back and kissed
him. “Poor Archie, what’d he do if he
didn’t have me to cook breakfast for him?”
Harrison regarded her with a curious
smile. He seemed a bit afraid of her. “No
strings on you, Vi, you know.”
“All right,” she laughed harshly. “Some
day I’ll be untrue to you and then you’ll be
sorry.”
Emmy surmised what this girl was to
Harrison. Afterwards she learned that she
had been living with him for the past year
and was furiously jealous of every woman
who looked at him.
About eleven o’clock, Harrison invited
them all to go to supper at a well-known
uptown restaurant of New York’s night life.
Norton assented at once. He was always
ready for any excuse to avoid going to bed.
Chanler refused, on the plea of being tired.
He thought it time that Emmy should be
going home. The others left amid a whirl
of indifferent repartee, and Emmy and
Chanler were left alone.
That night, after she had given her mother
a carefully expurgated account of the even
ing and told of her new position, she drew
out her diary, and sitting in her nightgown,
wrote a few lines in it. Among others there
occurred the following:
“Mr. Chanler isn’t happy. He works too
hard and thinks too much. Some one
ought to make him feel. What a pity he
hasn’t a lot of money! Miss Burt is in love
with Mr. Harrison, but he is getting tired
of her. When she loses him she won’t have
anything. After all, a woman might give
everything for love if she knew she was
going to keep it, but how often does she
keep it? I wonder if Mr. Chanler does know
any rich men. Miss Nielsen ought to have
been a man. I’ll bet she is a suffragette. I
wonder if she would be willing to give her
brains for my good looks. If she would I
wouldn’t.”
(To be continued)
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Chicago.
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