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manager�察�and never makes mistakes except such as happen to be the fad of 

the hour。 And Mr。 Edgerton Compton could be splendid�察�for he seems to 

know everything�察�and when we travel with him�察�or go to the parks and all 

that�察�people do just as he says�察�as if he were a prince�察�he has a magnificent 

way     of  showering     money     on   porters   and   waiters   and   cabmen     that   is 

dazzling�察�and he holds himself perfectly WITHOUT TRYING�察�and dresses 

so that you are glad you're with him in a crowd�察�he knows what to do ALL 

the time about EVERYTHING。 But there he stops。 I mean�察�he isn't trying 

to do anything that matters。 Neither are any of the rest。 

     ;What they are working at now�察�is all they expect to work at as long as 

they liveand it takes awfully hard work to keep up with their set。 They 

call it 'keeping in the swim��' and let me tell you what it reminds me ofa 

strong young steer out in a 'tank��' using all the strength he has just to keep 

on top of the water�察�instead of swimming to shore and going somewhere。 



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Society people don't go anywhere�察�they use all their energy staying right 

where      they   are�察  �and   if  one    of  them    loses    grip   and   goes    under 

GOODNESS� �

     ;I   know   what   Mrs。   Sellimer   has   set   her   heart   on�察  �because   she   has 

already   begun   instructing   me   in   her   ideals。   She   wants   her   daughter   to 

marry a rich man�察�and Mr。 Edgerton Compton isn't rich�察�he only looks like 

he is。 Mrs。 Sellimer feels that she's terribly poor�察�herself�察�it's the kind of 

poverty that has all it wants to eat and wear�察�but hasn't as many horses and 

servants as it wants。 It's just as hard on her as it would be on you if the 

bacon     gave    out  and   you    couldn't   go   for  more。    Annabelthat's      Miss 

Sellimerlikes      Mr。   Compton      very�察  �very   much�察   �but   she  feels   like  her 

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─�
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