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Caption: Sophograph - 1889
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UK DM I l.wi'll. "Ml Blon« the nior class. I know a good lory about his taking the tw P girls over to ihe college, one nighl ut I won't give it awa\ t>1 she, giving him one of her most bewitching smih M 1 li.n a mighty nice dance i she continued, ' that fellar with the white hai ind a new mustache; but they say, that he and Miss S are not so good frien as they i I to be." "Ah said he inquisitively, leaning toward her. ' D o you know that elegant dancer with the morose face ?" "Now don't be asking me who all the fellers are. I ain't common property." Please tell me, dearie," said he coaxingly, trying to clasp her delicate hand. "Why, it er must know that's Johnny B lie tried to pick me up one night, and—" "Got left, said Frankie, insinuatingly. "Don't you wish yer knew," she said, artfully recoiling. "I'll give yer the -shook r ^er s any more;" and she turned languishingly back toward the floor. Frankie, carried away by the enchantment of the scene, was fast losing consciousness of his surroundings, when two words, and a gesture at his elbow caused him to start up tiercel} and turn deathly pale. But controlling himself 1 a powerful effort, without a word of excuse he left the hall. CHAPTER III. Little darling, how I mi th- ! H"W inv 1 rt doth ache with pain! How I h and long to kiss th« :i thy ruby li| in." •-/ Watt*. Half that night did Frankie S pace with restless step the loor of his chamber. Sleep came not to his weary eyelids. His hope his is aspirations, were all at one fell p imperilled Never as now could he appreciate what she had been to him, with such subtlety ha' -.he entwined herself into his very being. Must he relinquish those hours of happines those infiueru culture refinement, and m ty, because of two little words spoken in idle j I ? At last, harassed by recalcitr t fears, he th A himself upon his I 1, and II asleep. Ihe mon.ing sun brought a resolution. He would a him h would hear the imputati nied by her own rosy lip for the alter vc. Kvening I ind him determined on soh th my si . He I ml and, * p heavy with anxic he tppr< lied tin •• known t sting plai • It wa> a lovely cvcnii I e air was warm, and balm the in < shone with n un 1 brilliancy, and ything K >mbine to mak an anting I it < > IK th S w ir Up the Avenue, wh a th. fa liar pla tided th well known t Th n and a. law hei
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