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'Twill be so cool to wear out buggy-ridin'." Mrs. Daggett was always finding occasion for thus reminding herself of her astonishing good fortune. She had formed the habit of talking aloud to herself as she worked about the house and garden. "'Tain't near as lonesome, when you can hear the sound of a voice if it is only your own," she apologized, when rebuked for the practice by her friend Mrs.

They were standing now under the shed outside the door in the moonlight, and, although they did not see him, Apollo stood within hearing, behind a pile of molasses-barrels, where he had come "to cool off." Lily had several times been "buggy-ridin'" with Pierre in this same "borgee," and it was a very magnificent affair in her eyes. When he told her that it was to be hers she gasped.

When he had the last one sewed off 'n' was ready to go, he looked like there was nothin' left 's he did n't know how to do. He brung me home in his buggy. I know it was pretty late, 'n' I never was no great hand to approve o' buggy-ridin' after dark, but he's married 'n' I thought 's no real harm could come o' it, so I up 'n' in. Mrs.

When that Claudine Fear first came here, 'Gene Bantry was hangin' around her himself. Joe knew it and he'd never tell, but I will. I saw 'em buggy-ridin' out near Beaver Beach and she slapped his face fer him. It ought to be TOLD!" "I didn't know that Joe knew that!" Eugene stammered huskily. "It was it was a long time ago "

She put down the lamp on the little table that stood beside her. "He didn't tell you he was a-goin'?" "No," said Hilary. "Then how did you know he wasn't just buggy-ridin'?" she said. Hilary Vane was mute. "You've be'n to his room!" she exclaimed. "You've seen his things are gone!" He confessed it by his silence.

She put down the lamp on the little table that stood beside her. "He didn't tell you he was a-goin'?" "No," said Hilary. "Then how did you know he wasn't just buggy-ridin'?" she said. Hilary Vane was mute. "You've be'n to his room!" she exclaimed. "You've seen his things are gone!" He confessed it by his silence.

She put down the lamp on the little table that stood beside her. "He didn't tell you he was a-goin'?" "No," said Hilary. "Then how did you know he wasn't just buggy-ridin'?" she said. Hilary Vane was mute. "You've be'n to his room!" she exclaimed. "You've seen his things are gone!" He confessed it by his silence.

"Or obligin' YOU. To tell you the truth, and it don't do no harm to say it now, if you hadn't been promised, I was a-goin' to ast you myself! You took notice I gave you an inwitation there last week to go buggy-ridin' with me. That was leadin' up to it.