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mother about marrying a rich man�察�and I don't think he has much chance。
One trouble is that he thinks he must marry a rich girl�察�so they just go on�察�
loving each other�察�and looking about for 'chances。'
;I feel like I oughtn't to be wasting my time telling about my friends
when there are all these wonderful lights and carpets and decorations and
conveniences�察�so much more interesting。 Whenever you want hot water�察�
instead of bringing a bucketful from the spring and building a fire and
sitting down to watch it simmer�察�you just turn a handle and out it comes�察�
smoking�察�and whenever you want ice´water�察�you touch a button and give a
boy ten cents。
;The funny thing to me is that Annabel and Mr。 Compton both think
they HAVE to marry somebody rich�察�or not marry at all。 They really don't
know they COULD marry each other�察�because imagining they would be
unable to keep the wolf from the door。 That's because they can't imagine
themselves living behind anything but a door on one of the 'best streets。'
We know�察�don't we�察�Brick and Bill�察�that it takes mighty little to keep the
coyote from the dugout� �And there's something else we know that these
people haven't dreampt ofthat there's happiness and love in many and
many a dugout。 I don't know what's behind the doors on the 'best streets。'
;We are not going straight on to Chicago。 A gentleman has invited the
Sellimers�察�which of course includes me�察�to a house´party in the country not
far from Kansas City。 He is a very rich man of middle age�察�so they tell me�察�
a widower�察 �who is interested in our sex and particularly in Annabel
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Sellimer。 Mr。 Edgerton Compton isn't invited。 You see�察�he's a sort of rival
a poor rival。 This middle´aged man has known the Sellimers a long time�察�
and he has been trying to win Annabel for a year or two。 If it hadn't been
for Mr。 Compton she'd have married HIS HOUSE before now�察 �I gather。
The house is said to be immense�察�in a splendid estate near the river。 I am
all excitement when I think of going there for ten days。 There are to be
fifty guests and the other forty´nine are invited as a means of getting
Annabel under his roof。 Won't I feel like a little girl in an old English
novel� �The best of it is that nobody will bother MEI'm too poor to be
looked at a second time�察�I mean�察�what THEY call poor。 Sometimes I laugh
when I'm alone�察 �for I feel like I'm a gold mine filled with rich ore that
nobody has discovered。 Remember the 'fool's gold' we used to see among
the granite mountains�拭�I think the gold that lies on the surface must always
be fool's gold。 The name of the country´house we are to visit is the same
as that of the man who owns it;
Wilfred Compton held the letter closer to the light。
Brick Willock spoke impatiently�此 �No use to stare at that there word
we couldn't make it out。 I guess she got it wrong�察�first�察�then wrote it over。
Just go ahead。;
Bill suggested�察 �I think the first letter is an 'S。';
Wilfred scrutinized the name closely。
;Besides�察─ �said Willock�察 �we knows none of them high people�察 �the
name wouldn't be nothing to usand her next letter will likely have it
more'n once。;
Wilfred resumed the letter�此 �I must tell you good´by�察 �now�察 �for
Annabel's maid has come to help me dress for dinner�察�and it takes longer
than it did to do up the washing�察�at the cove�察�and is more tiresome。 But I
like it。 I like these fine�察�soft�察�beautiful things。 I like the big world�察�and I
would like to live in it forever and ever�察�if you could bring the dugout and
be near enough for me to run in�察�any time of the day。 I wish I could run in
this minute and tell you the thousands and thousands of things I'll never
have time to write。
;Your loving�察 �adoring�察 �half´homesick�察 �half´bewildered�察 �somewhat
dizzy little girl�察�
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;Lahoma。
;P。 S。 Nobody has been able to tell from word or look of mine that I
have ever been surprised at a single thing I have heard or seen。 You may
be quite sure of that。;
;I bet you� ─�cried Willock admiringly。 ;NOW�察�what do you think of
it�拭─�
;She won't be there long�察─ �remarked Bill�察 �waving his arm�察 �till she
finds out what I learned long agothat there's nothing to it。 If you want to
cultivate a liking for a dugout�察�just live a while in the open。;
;I don't know as to that�察─�Willock said。 ;I sorter doubts if Lahoma will
ever care for dugouts again�察�except as she stays on the outside of 'em�察�and
gets to romancing。 A mouthful of real ice´cream spoils your taste
everlasting for frozen starch and raw eggs。;
;Lahoma is a real person�察─�declared Bill�察 �and a dugout is grounded
and bedded in a real thingthis very solid and very real old earth�察�if you
ask to know what I mean。;
;Lord�察�_I_ knows what you mean�察─�retorted Willock。 ;You've lived in a
hole in the ground most of your life�察 �and are pretty near ripe to be laid
away in another one�察 �smaller I grant you�察�but dark and deep�察 �according。
We'll never get Lahoma back the same as when we let her flutter forth
hunting a green twig over the face of the waters。 She may bring back the
first few leaves she finds�察 �but a time's going to come。。。。; He broke off
abruptly�察 �his eyes wide and troubled�察 �as if already viewing the dismal
prospect。
;Maybe I AM old�察─�Bill grudgingly conceded�察 �but I don't set up to be
no Noah's ark。;
;Oh�察─ �cried Willock�察 �his sudden sense of future loss causing him to
speak with unwonted irony�察 �maybe you're just a Shem�察 �or Ham or that
other kind of Fat What's the matter�察 �Wilfred�拭 �Can't you let go of that
letter�拭─�
;I've made out the name of that widower who's paying court to my old
sweetheart�察─ �he said�察 �but it's one I never heard of before�察 �that's why it
looked so strangeit's Gledware。;
Willock uttered a sharp exclamation。 ;Let me see it。; He started up
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abruptly�察�and bent over the page。
;What of it�拭─ �asked Bill in surprise。 Willock had uttered words to
which the dugout was unaccustomed。
;That's what it is�察─ �Willock growled�察 �it's Gledware� ─ �His face had
grown strangely dark and forbidding�察 �and Wilfred�察 �who had never
imagined it could be altered by such an expression�察�handed him the letter
with a sense of uneasiness。
;What of it�拭─�reiterated Bill。 ;Suppose it IS Gledware�察�who is HE�拭─�
;Do you know such a man�拭─�Wilfred demanded。
;Out with it� ─�cried Bill�察�growing wrathful as the other glowered at the
fire。 ;What's come over you�拭�Look here�察�Brick Willock�察�Lahoma is your
cousin�察�but I claim my share in that little girl and I ask you sharp and flat
;
;Oh you go to� ─�cried Willock fiercely。 ;All of you。;
Wilfred said lightly�察 �Red Feather has already gone there�察�perhaps。;
;Eh�拭─ �Willock wheeled about as if roused to fresh uneasiness。 The
Indian chief had glided from the room�察�as silent and as uno