" Ruth had read from page to page in "The Child's Garden of Verse," generally unfamiliar to the admirers of Stevenson. \"Sure, but you'll have to call from my Mom and Dad's room. The thousand voices which a few moments before had been so clamorous were now hushed. She looked at him curiously. Goopes disconcerted the Alderman a little by abruptly challenging the roguish-looking young man in the orange tie (who, it seemed, was the assistant editor of New Ideas) upon a critique of Nietzsche and Tolstoy that had appeared in his paper, in which doubts had been cast upon the perfect sincerity of the latter. There was little more here than a sideboard, a chest for the vestments, and a simple wooden chair. But why did he turn away? "Wait!" Ruth called to her father. Besides, he might hear things. This was David Courtlaw, whose ways, too, had never been very different from the ways of other men as regards her sex. ' Upon which the other answered, 'that he accepted his invitation with pleasure, and would make a point of waiting upon him,' Ha! ha! ha!" "Did he say so?" cried Shotbolt. "Your son," replied Jack,—"your miserable, repentant son. It is very sweet of you to have waited for me. Part 4 Interpretation came pouring down upon her almost blindingly; she understood now the room, the waiter, the whole situation. She leaned a little towards him. It seemed to him that speech would be an anticlimax.
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