Just Patty
d Man fr
ou bring us som
ave any ad
rive to the porte-cochère. The "hearse" was the popular name for the black varnished wagonette which conveyed the pupils of St. Ursula's from church and sta
lled back excitedly.
whole school was abroad. The welcome that she received, would have led an onlooker to infer that Patty had been
ts a ride to the stables," w
the hearse would hold-they swarmed over the driver's seat and the ste
d Conny and Priscilla in a brea
r hand toward
tairs. I'll be with you a
isn't your
her head m
sand years you'd nev
ho
y la
a man's,"
t
e so exasperating.
tell you as soon as I've interviewed the Dowage
tennis court. Miss Jellings was insistent that "recreation" should be actively pursued out of doors. The two could easily have obtained permissio
rincipal's study. Ten minutes later she joined her companions in Seven, Paradise Alley. They were si
y inquired
d hopes I didn't eat too much wedding c
own
imple in his chin who sang the funny songs
Junior?" Priscilla
her hand on her heart w
d it over and pointed to the in
s!" cried
th did you ge
t loc
dded, "but my k
's in
t, and collars,
d you g
's a long story. I don't know tha
lease. I think
club was last T
tly at this useless
at Princess was lame and couldn't be driven. So instead of going to the station in the hearse, I went with Mam'selle in the trolley car. When we got in, it was cram full of men. The entire Yale Gl
ad disgraceful manners; but I smiled a little-I couldn't help it, they were so funny. And then two of the bottom ones offe
rea
Pat
king near to, as h
tte
al eyebrows or we
but I couldn't exa
re real!" said C
ed. "They were going on my train. Did
am'selle th
ctions, that I know he felt like a newly engaged nursemaid. The Glee Club men rode in the smoking-car, except J
hocked chorus. "You sure
out of the window and p
murmured dis
appened?" Pr
all. We reached the house just at tea time, and I went straight in to tea without going upstairs. The butler took up my suit-case and the maid came and asked for
only I couldn't make out what they were talking about half the time, beca
odded f
e seaside last summer. I think g
what I was studying in school. He was trying to obey Louise and amuse little cousin, but he
put it up," s
t upstairs to dress for dinner, the maid met me i
ty,' she said. 'But is
se it's my suit-case. Wh
the table and didn't say a wor
. A man's dress suit was neatly folded on the top, with a pipe, a box of cigaret
sped in breat
him," Conny mu
y no
dn't know anything about it, and I didn't know where the glee club was going to perform, so we couldn't telegra
ress for the concert, and found Patty's new pink ev
u s'pose he opene
ses are exact twins, and t
t looked
trimmed with pink ribbon. I always pack with
without your clothes?" asked Priscilla, in ruef
e evening gown. She went with me herself, and told Miss Pringle how to make it-just like all my da
are a school girl," Con
trousseau. It was white crêpe embroidered in gold spangles, and it had a train. It was long in front, too. I had to walk without lifting my feet. The maid came and dressed me; she did my hair up on
id, really. And he was getting awfully old. He must have been almost forty. I felt as though I were flirting with my grandfathe
r a reflective moment, before
nd falling in love in a body with the third man from the end, and how we all cut his picture out of the program and pasted it in our watches. And then about my sitting across from
," they prompted. "Didn'
on the wire as had the young lady's case. And he was coming back here in two days, and I
didn't
er road. I'm going
you wear at
as maid of honor, and ought to dress differently anyway. I've been grown up for three days-an
tell the
uit-case; I didn't mention the fact that i
did sh
as a gentleman and would take it nicely. She telephoned to the baggage man that it was here, but
e approaching study hour. Everyone who passed number Seven dropped in to hear the news. Each in
ey and bay rummish?" said
Florence Hissop, the careful housewi
. Eight others followed her example and thrilled at the touch. It was calculated
oulders," said Rosalie,
intily at the
ertelle. "He wears b
ped Edna Hartwell, peering over
thing happening to Pat
?" brist
o young a
you see me with
the end will be
the baggage man will deliver the suit-case,
peared at
ng the coat, "Mrs. Trent would like to have Miss Patty Wyatt come to the dr
a gasp went a
hair up
round her head, while the others in a flutter of exci
d the front door close, with one accord they invaded Harriet Gladden's room, which commanded the walk, and pressed their noses against the pane. A short, thick-set man of German build was waddling toward the gate and the trolley car. They gaze
a speech comparing American cheese with imported cheese. He didn't mind at all not having his dress-suit-never feels comfortable in it anyw
Paradise Alley, but paused to
tle daughter of hi
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