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She hoped Honey-Sweet was in that bundle though she knew it was too small. "Mommer sent me," said the saddened Peggy with the downcast eyes, "to ask you ladies, please'm, not to come home to-day." "Is Lois worse?" was Miss Dorcas's anxious question. "No'm.

They always thought any one with money could get right in it here." "Yes?" said Faraday, whose part of the conversation appeared to be deteriorating into monosyllables. "Well, you know, that's not the case at all. With all popper's money, we've never been able to get a real good footing. It seems funny to outsiders, especially as popper and mommer have never been divorced or anything.

I wouldn't care a rap if they were alone. But these Dago noblemen are no good at least that's my experience. I indorsed a draft for one of them that Mommer and the girls dragged up to the house last year. Came back marked 'N. G. I wish to God the girls wouldn't pick up these fellows." Alan Hawke hazarded the inquiry "Why do you permit it?"

They calmly ignored the surrounding civilians, regardless of the attractions of two falcon-eyed Chicago beauties, loud of voice and brilliantly overdressed, who were guiding "Popper" and "Mommer" over the continent.

"Popper" and "Mommer" were deep in certain red-bound Baedeker's and busied in delving for "historic facts," while the artful Alan Hawke glided into a fast and familiar flirtation with the two bright-eyed, sharp-voiced damsels. Both the heiresses were dressed as if for a reception, with judiciously selected jewelry samples, evidencing the wondrous success of machine conducted pig demolition.

You're awful weak and we're taking you home." "Home!" murmured Dorothy in a dazed way. "Yes, to mommer and popper!" This from the farmer. "Shet up, you, Josiah! How do you know she wants to go to them folks! There, dearie, is your head hurt?" Dorothy only moaned and closed her eyes again. "Heven't you got a drop of anything? Not even a peppermint?

V.V.'s sorry like he wanted to do something, and something in him knewed all the time he couldn't ever." "Somep'n in him knewed jever hear such foolishness! I'll take the broom to this floor. You go along to bed now. Didn't I hear you promise him?" "Mommer, I'm going. Only I druther of went to the party," said Kern.