The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 20, 1904, Page 3

Worldly Mind. o a laugh. Jeremy ad was always good [ . ¢ Taavowve your, ZRio v YoU 700 WELL, YoUu—Yov ZiaR " 7’ Jeremy’s o Imason’s luxu t. They of comfort lo which lay mere expendl adjustment - T -1 nature was c He felt a should take and achievement o torious a feat. thing, from the gv mes out— the hall to the leg-rest ken; they study fire, sought and su won't so and stout, so much of the g and he couldn’t It is possible, however, 1 find me easter of a dandy. Jere: mper’s improved a tion of unmanlin P occur to him 3 ~ . ren N t hi e Sibylla." into his mind; he had to b o banish . = gt e old thing!” sald Sibylla. recalling that. though his host might Mrs. Mample's up after dinmer. g S el i & diversion. be fond of elegant lounging. he was a . - “Rot™ he sald. “It's only because keen sportsman. tco. and handled his you can't sit on us quite so much now. gun and sat his horse It's not moral improvement; it'’s sim- mastery. These virtues a ply impoten: Mumples.” English public school boy husband for o e . Mumples?” inquired * yre Mumple had risen in the midst amateur of Primitive Man alike bis horse up lit his pipe. “They're all ,¢ eulogizing the improvement of her saved Grantley from condemnation. . back once or twice to the gate you know temper, and now passed by Jeremy, But Jeremy’'s feelings escaped in an - Be stood watehing him ti a t. Jeremy!™ patting his unwilling cheek. She went exclamatio 4 have nome of it 3 ejaculated Jeremy curtly. out, and the next moment was heard in “By Jove, you are snug here!™ story against liked them good-locking, to vyigorous altercation with their servant “I dom't pretend to be an ascetic. luxuric contentment, and took a " she went on; “and I was as to the defects of certain exzs. laughed Grantley, as he stretched his arette from his case. Jeremy had heard this “I couldn’t have done that” said legs out on the leg-rest. out of pride, I can liv To her the afternocn had been a 50 ¢ften that he no longer felt tempt- Sibylla. “Evidently.” got for the sake of—of—" He sought the jane hid him from her When that happened, he sighed