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frain frtfm qBestionlngher but be didconsiderable pondering about it
What a shame It fe that a girl likeEmma Isnt married to sore nice fel-low
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worthy of her be remarked oneevening uttering his thoughts aloudThere are come things that BO koaa
can understand and this Ii OM ofem that she ahoald be BandcBffeda dirty scalawag like Brooks
Captain ejaculated Mrs Harrisraising her hands you mpstntl Youknow it Is understood that the per-sons name Is never to be men-
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I know he said bat you cantalter factsbecame being disagreeableyou dont want to remember emBrooks Is a disagreeable fact a darneddisagreeable fact and hes Emmahusband Into the bargain As suckhe aint to be Igaored altogether be-cause be stands between her and thefair pasture lands
Why captain smiled Emma Imhappy enough What more could Iwant than the peace I have
you sure girl be answeredbaklngbls head doubtfully I dont
knowI dont knowCertainly shes happy put In Beth
And as for getting married again1 should think shes had enough ofthat to last her all her life
Its your turn now Beth observedEmma
Me Oh I shall never marryIt doesnt follow because I have
been unfortunate that you should besaid Emma It Is easy to conceive-of perfect happiness with the righthusband v
Of course I mean I wont marryuntil the proper man comes along Ishould never make the mistake ofbinding myself to such a man uuthat beast or even Jimsy Lbr Instancethough Im not comparing Jimsy withhim In any way
Whats the matter with Smithgrunted the captain
Well you would never think of himas a lover Hes so old and unroman-tic Besides his educations ierriblydefective
And be Isnt rich added her mother When Beth marries 1 hope itwill be to a gentleman In the position-to keepher she ought to be kept
1 wonder why Jimsy doesnt comearound any more said Beth Hehasnt been here since Christmas-
He say hes too busy observedMrs Harris Captain you must bewOrking him to death
Smiths a good man a corking goodmari repttefrttie cnptaln thoughtfullyHes doing more work than any thre
There aint no necessity that I knowof for him to work all night thoughIt thats what hes doing
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different to the turn the conversationhad taken though in truth she waslistening greedily to Williams enco ¬
miums-D you know went pa the captain
Ive often thought that a man likeSmith would be just the right kind ofhusband for Emma
Like r Mrs Harris laughedShe did Tot know whether tie wasjoking or I tbut tlJought be was
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mas cheeks and deepened over herface to the very ears No one noticed
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Id settle half a million dollar worthon ha for a wedding present
It however unless It was the captainbut when he leaningforward withhis bands between his knees u bewas then his busby eyebrows bent inthought It was Impossible to tell wherehe was lookin-
gThats what I saIdhe emphasizedrake Smith himself for the sake of
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so it dont matter as It wontgot any further Suppose Emma dmarried him Is his heart all rightIs he on the level Id bank on himand thats moren Id say of any otherman 1 know Is he capable Brainyas they make em Is he good looking-He aint bad looking and with thatsmile orhis be has m good lookersIve seen beat a mile Beth says heaint poetic and all that sort of thingMaybe maybe but what of thatAlso she says he aint what youd calleducated That may be too but whenbe wants to he can bring anjoant ofcold sense to bear thatll upset Boostmen logic and give a bluff no chanceHell go far if he keeps on for all hisslow ways and let me tell you it aintthe man who starts off at top speedthat always wins the rite
What you say may be all true bUtthese qualities havent made JBsyrich so far and dombt if they everwill A man cant haTe everythiag-but money as rye often told my fklamakes up for a lot of shortcomingsand without Itwhat Hereta Emmamarried for seven years separatedfrom her husband cant get a divorceunless Its of tbe Dakota sort wklch
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Id never consent to hasnt got a centin the world and couldnt collect a centof alimony If she had the right to Itbecause the beasts a pauper-
No and If he were as wealthy asthe grand Turk Id starve to death be¬
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Mr Frank Jenkens returned fromFloral City Monday morning
Mrs Frank McDonough went down-to Lakeland Monday and will go fromthere to her home at Miami
Mr Simpson came down from Jack-sonville
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Saturday and spent SundayMessrs Wartmann and Crosby
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Palatka arrived Sunday and will visitrelatives here this week
Mrs Perry of Oak is here visiting-her brother Mr Sherouse
Miss Adelaide Gammon returned toher home In Jacksonville much to theregret of her many friends made while
hereMr Lee Jennings of Cincinnati 0was in Citra last Monday-
Dr and Mrs Carswell of Ocalawere in town last Friday
Engineer Cranessee of High Springs-Is In town this week
Dr Montgomery of Micanopy wasIn town In his automobile Wednesday
Miss Zelma Cason of Island Grovewas in town Monday
Mr Bozeman a fruit buyer washere Monday
Mrs Fullwood went up to Jackson-ville
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TuesdayMiss Pansy Souter will not continue-
her music class here this winter tothe regret of her pupils She has amuch larger class at Sanford
Mrs Harry Baker who has been sosick at the home of her sister MrsCrosby was able to return to herhome at Island Grove last Friday-
Mr Joe McAllister had the misfor¬
tune to lose his house and contentsMonday night by fire The origin ofthe fire Is unknown
Mrs Eugene Burleson and Mrs Ofcar Sherouse received the sad newslast Thursday of the death of theirfather Mr S1 R Jerkins at WildwoodThey left on the night train to attendthe funeral
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