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Wlll-j'ottwarrr a curate, Mis Kliielr ' '
Will ni wed llh ft rjivcri'iiil linn,
Willi Imitilriil nml twpiity pmimM yearly
Ami Klml loRot tlmt lfliocnT
Will you never iiiIm vricrHi)rTnntln?
Will you visit the pour In the rain?.
Will )'i vlvn up your nllkn unci your ratln
Ami ear nliittliKin anil moumcllnc ! lalae?
You have very nice ankles, dear Kthel,
And ii flKuro with scarce any fault".
Can you bear, then, to give up tho lauccra
And tmlv look on nt ft waltz?
Will yon lay by Mozart ami lkethovon
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Krep all the soclotles hoi
Barely "rained If you'ro fit for the station
And roundly abated If you'ro not?
Can you dUrcsard sneering and cnrnlnit
Cause at homo you'ro to work llko n beet
Will you help to make ths bed In the morning
And out bread and butter (or tea?
Can you drudge all tho day without pltyr
Can you darn, aew and stitch andnot tiro?
Will yuu til on tha ladles committee
And warble your belt In tha cholrf
Will you aland by your husband whan alighted
By men who wake light of hie pains,
Who have far mora than ten times hla Income
And far leaa than halt of hla brains
Married bishops may esslly mingle
Worldly wlidom with warning ao dour.
Bat I've taken no vowa to keep tingle,
Though p'rhapa I may always bo poor.
Then If aa the wlfo of a curat
You could live, dear, aay "Yea' without fuss.
Don't be daunted by prelate obdurate
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London Tit-Bite,
THE BURGLABS.
both standi nml well dUclpllmil I'l.e
nicnus.of fxlt were kIiii lot utniuli. A i " -
of Iron trellis tamo up tmvltliln inyiuioli
of tho whitlow nml w.is Imlilliuilly invd b,"
all three of tia when modestly niixtotin Id
avoid p'llilla J'otla'. Harold climbed tkflly
down tho porch llko u white rut, ni.il I. a
nightgown glimmered u nument mi ti i
pmvuk'd walk cro ho waalo.ttoalfjitl
tha darkness of the shruhbciy, A bii
Interval of sllrnco ensued, brol.tnsmMii 1;
by a aound of aculTlo mid then a hIiiI
lotiK drawu aqtienl, na of uitlnlllcMirfut
In friction. Our acouthnd fallen lutotu
handaof tlmehomyl i
Indolence alone had nmdo.ua dcvolvu tlm
taak of luveatlftHtl(n on our younuct lnolh
rr. Now that danger hod declared lud
there waa no healtatloti. In n accund wo
wcro down tho nldo of tho porch nml cr.iw !
InK Cherukre wlae throii((h the luiireU to
the back of the (tardin acat. Pltcoux wai
the eight that Kreetcd ua. Aunt Mnrlu win
on tha aeat, in a wlilto ovoulnic frock, look
Ing-for an auut-rcally quite nice. On tho
laws atood nu luccnard ouruto, gruHplnp;
our amnll brother byn large ear, which
Judglnn from the row ha wim inukliiK
aeunitd oh the point of parting coinp.iny
with tho head It adorned, Tho erewaomo
1 nolae ha waa mittltiK did not really aflect
ua otberwlne tlinn tethetlcally. To one
who haa tried both, the wall of uonuine
phyalcal aaguUh la easily dUtlngulalmblu
from the pumped up ud inlscrlordlam blub
ber. Uarold'a could clearly be recognized
aa belonging to tho latter claim. "Now,
you young" (whelp, I think It warn, but
Edward atoutly maluUilim it waa devil)
aald tho curate aternly, "tell ua what you
mean by III"
"Well, Uggo of my car, theul" akrillud
Harold, "and I'll tell you tha aoUmn
truthl"
"Very well," agreed tho curat, relenting;
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It waa much too fine s night to think of
going to lied nt once, and ao, although the
witching hour of 0 p. in. had atruck, Ed
ward ami I were atlll leaning out of tho
open window In our nlghiahlrts, watching
the play of the cedar branch ahadowaon
tha moonlit lawn, and planning schemes of
freeh duvlltry for the aunahlny morrow.
From iwlow, strains of the jocund piano
declared that the Olympians were enjoying
themaelvea In their lUtleaa Impotent way,
for the new curate had beta bidden to din
Ber that nlul.t and waa at the moment ua
clerically proclaiming to all the worW that
be feared no foe. Hla discordant voclfera
tlona dnubtleaa started a train of thought
1b Edward'a mind, for the youth premmtly
remarked, apropos of nothing tbnt had
been aald be' re, "I believe tho uowcurate'a
rather gono on Aunt Maria."
I acoutcd tho notion. "Why, she's qulto
old I" I aald. She mutt havo aeeu aome
flvoand twenty aummers.
"Of courao ahe la," replied Kdward acorn
fully. "It'a not her, It'a ber money he'a
after, you bet."
"Didn't know aha had say money," I ob
served timidly.
"Sure to have," said my brother, with
confidence. "Heape and heaps."
Silence ensued, both our minds bolng
busy ou the snnio problem how thla con
ditlnn of things, If it existed, could be
turned to advantage,
"Bobby Ferris told me," began Edward
in due course, "that when a fellow was
spooning bis stater onoe they used to em
ploy him to carry notes and meaaageM nnd
things between them, and he got a snilllng
almost every tltael"
"What, froaaeaaa of thessf" I lunoosutly
Inquired.
V.l.-t lukta&Ji b .I.L a.1 mIIm
"Girls never have any money," he briefly
explained. "Butsbodld bis exercises and
got him out of rows and told stories for
Elm when he needed it and much better
ones than he could huvonutdu up for him
self. Olrla areuxeful In aome ways. So he
was living in clover when unfortunately the
two quarreled about something. Bobby
waa fairly cornered, for he hud bought two
ferrets ou tick and promised to pay n -.hilling
sweek, thinking this happy state of
things would lost forew. Something had
to be done, of eourxe .sowhen tho week wss
up, and taewus living dunned for tho shil
ling, be went off to the fellow nnd saldt
'Yoir heurthroken Dulls implores you to
meet her this evening at sundown, by the
hollow oak as of old, be it only for n
moment. Do not fall I' He got all
that out of a book of course. The fellow
looked putzled nnd Mid. 'What hollow
oskf I don't know any hollow oak.' 'Per
hape It waa the Royal Oak?' sstd Bobby
promptly, seeing ho had made a altp
through trusting too much to the book,
but thla didn't stem to make the fellow
any happier, for tho Royal Oak, you know,
is rather s low sort of bouae, ss pubs go.
At last the fellow said, 'Well. I think I
know where she mesas, the hollow tree la
your father's paddoek. It happens to bs
sa slut, but aha wouldn't kuow the differ
eaes. All right; say I'll bs there. Bobby
hung about a bit, for be hadn't got hU
mosey,. 'She was crying awfully,' bs said.
Then be got his shilling."
"And wasn't the fellow riled," I Inquired,
'when he got to the place and found noth
tsgf" '
"He found Dobby," aald Edward Indig
nantly. "Young Ferris waa a gentleman.
av.ery Inch of him. lie brought the fellow
another message from Bellst 'I dare not
leave the bouse. My cruel parent immure
me closely If you only kuew what I suf
ferl Your broken hearted Belial' Out of
the same book. This made the fellow a
little suspicious, for it was the old Ferrlses
Who had beeu keen about the match all
through. The fellow, you see, hod tin.
However, he couldn't exactly call Bella's
brothers young liar, ko Bobby escaped for
tho time. , But when he whs in a hols next
week over a stiff French exercise, and
tried the same sort of game on his sister,
she was too sharp for him, and be was
caught out. Somehow women seem mors
mistrustful than men. They're so beastly
suspicious by nature, you know I"
"I know," s.ld I. "But did the two the
fellow and the sister make it up after
ward!" "I don't remember about that," replied
Edward Indifferently, "but ' Bobby got
packd off to school a whole fear earlier
tuun ma people una meant to stun mm:
which was just what He wanted.
see it all eanie right la the cud!"
I was trying to puasle out the moral of
this story It was evidently meant to con
tola one somewhere when a flood of gold
en lamplight mingled with the- moon rsys
on ths lawn, and Aunt Maria and the new
curate strolled out on the grass below ns
and took the direction of a garden seat that
him; "now go ahead and don't llo moru
than frnil run linlt, "
Wa sbode the promised disclosure with
out the least nilsgivlni, but oven wo hud
hardly given Harold due credit for his fer
tility of resource and powers of Imagina
tion. "I had just finished saying my prayers,"
began thatyounggeutlemanslowly, "whin
I happened to look out of the window, and
on the lawn I saw a sight which frozu the
marrow In my velnat A burglar was np-
E reaching the bouse with snakelike trcaul
shod a sco .and a dark lantern, aud he
waa armed to the tecthl"
We listened with interest. The style,
though unlike Harold'a native notes,
seemed strangely familiar.
"Go on," said the uurute grimly.
Pausing In hla stealthy career," con
tlnued Harold, "ho gave n low whistle. In
stantly tho v-blstlo was responded to, and
from tho adjacent shadows two mora llg
bresrgtldwl forth. The mlscreunU were
both armed to the teeth."
"Excellent," said tho curate. "Proceed."
'The robber chief," pursued Harold,
warming to his work, "joined his nefarious
comrades and conversed with them in silent
tones. His expression was truly ferocious,
and I ought to have sold that ho wan armud
to the t"
"There, never mind hla teeth," inter
rupted the curate rudely; "thero's too much
Jaw about you altogether. Hurry up and
inve done."
"I was In a frightful funk," continued
the narrator, warily guarding his eut with
his hand, "but just then tho drawing room
window opened and you and Aunt Maria
came out I mean emerged. Tho burglars
vanished silently Into tho laurels with hor
rid implications!"
, The curatu looked slightly puzsled. The
talewaswellsustAlued nnd cert alnlydrcum
stantial. Afteralh the boy might have really
seen somethiug. How was the noor man to
kuow though tho chaste and lofty diction-
might have supplied a hint that tha whole
yarn was a free adaptation from the last
penny dreadful lent us by the knife und
boot boy? "Why did you not ularm the
house?" he oiiked. "
"I was afraid," said Harold sweetly,
"that they would not believe me!"
"But how did you get down here, you
naughty little boy r" put In Aunt Murla.
Harold wus hard pico&ea ny hi. oWn
flesh aud blood tool At that moment Ed
waid touched me on the shoulder mid
glided off through the laurels. When sonic
10 yards away, ho gave i. low whtstle. I' re
plied by another. Tho effect was magical.
Aunt Maria started up with a shriek.
Harold gave onu startled glance around
and then fled like a hare, made straight for
the back door, burst In upou the servants
at supper and burled himself in the broad
.bosom of the cook, his special ally. Thu
curato faced the laurels hesltatiugly. But
Aunt Murla fluug herself ou him. "Oh,
"Mr. Hodgltts," I heard her cry, "you aro
brave for my soke do uot bo raibl" Ho
was not rash. When I peeped out a second
later, the coast waa entirely clear.
By this time there wcro sounds of a
household timidly emerging, and Edward
remarked to me that perhapa we had bet
ter be off. Retreat was au easy matter. A
stuuted laurel gave s leg up onto tho gar
den wall, which led in Its turn to the loof
of an outhouse, up which, at a dubious
angle, we could crawl to the window of
the boxroom. This overlund route had
been revealed to us ouu.day by the domes
tie cat when hard presKvd in tho course of
an otter hunt In which the cat somewhat
unwillingly was fllllug the tltlo rolo, mid
it had proved distinctly useful ou occasions
like tho present. Wo were snug iu bed
minus some cuticle from kuees aud olbows
aud Harold, sleepily chowiug something
etlcky, had been carried up Iu tho arms of
the friendly cook ero thu clumor of. tho
burglar hunters had dlud away.
The curattt's undaunted demeanor, as re
ported by Auut Mnrlu, was generally sup
posed to have tetrilled tha burglars into
flight, and much kudos accrued to him
thereby. Somo duya later, however, wheu
ha had droppeO Into afternoon lea and was
making s mild curatorial joke about the
moral courage required for taking tho last
piece of breud and butter, 1 full constrained
to remurk drvamily, und, as It were, to the
universe at large, "Mr. Hodgltts, you are
brave formy sake do uot bt rash!"
Fortunately for me, the vicar was also a
'caller ou that day, and It wiu always a
. sv-kni t-vsi -ss r I(j'lv uA.v hiBttAn t ttiuirtn mV
OO lO&kt itntVaV' wtMaarl fflfefwi tti tliu rttu.vs k't.nriHtk
-y-Vv fUMBl; VWWtM SIIVIIM IS SUV UIM SSVSf HVtMe
'ctransmo in isauonui uuserver.
Tipping thu Hat to Ladles.
It Is believed that the custom of raising
ths hst In saluting ladles is derl v. d from
the days of chivalry, when the knights un
helmed before ladles, that bv so dolint ther
wss backed by a dense laurel shrubbery . nilglft forego the, advantages which their
reaciuug ruuuu iu nun cncie to me Armor couierreu upon litem rviiuuring
house. Edward meditated moodily. "If
ws only knew wt they were talking
about," aald he, "n 'd soon see whether I
was right or not. Look berel Let's send
the kid down by the porch to reconnolterl"
"Harold'a asleep," Isold; "it seems rather
a shsme"
"Ob, retl" ssid my brother, "he's ths
ysungett, SBd he's got to do aa he's told!"
So the luckless Harold was hauled out of
bed and glveu bis sailing orders. Be wss
naturally rather vexed at being stood up
suddenly ou the cold floor, and the job bad
as Bartieular iatsrsst for him, but bs wss
them defenseless end st the same time by
such set declare their belief thut woman
wss the soul aud fountain of houor. Pitts
burg Dispatch.
A ContHM'ls i.
Foreigner I don't liks your Amerieaa
society
Native Why notf
"Ob, It Is ao new."
"Well, It la better to have It new snd
fresh than old aud decayed, aa yours la, I
guess." Detroit Free 1'ress.
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