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Title: Harper's New Monthly Magazine Volume 109 June to November 1904
Year: 1904 (1900s)
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Publisher: New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers
Contributing Library: Brigham Young University-Idaho, David O. McKay Library
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erears so she wouldnt hear. Kittie didnt.She explained to me afterwards that shethought it being her sister made thingskind of different. It was all in the fam-ily, anyhow. So. Kittie heard Josephinetell Mr. Morgan that the reason she didnot marry him was because he was anidler and without an ambition or a pur-pose in life. And she said she mustrespect the man she married as well aslove him. Then George jumped up quick-ly and asked if she loved him, and shecried and said she did, but that she wouldnever, never marry him until he did some-thing to win her admiration and provehe was a man. You can imagine howexciting it was for Kittie to see with herown innocent eyes how grown-up peoplemanage such things. She said she wasso afraid shed miss something that sheopened them so wide they hurt her after-wards. But she didnt miss anything.She saw him kiss Josephine, too, and thenJosephine got up, and he argued and triedto make her change her mind, and shewouldnt, and finally they left the con-
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Half-tone plate engraved by Frnnk E. Pettit KITTIE WAS SKATING STRAIGHT TOWARD IT 66 HARPERS MONTHLY MAGAZINE. servatory. After that Kittie and Mabelcrept out and rushed up-stairs; it wastime, for people were beginning to come. The next morning Kittie turned toMabel with a look on her face whichMabel had never seen there before. Itwas grim and determined. She said shehad a plan and wanted Mabel to help her,and not ask any questions, but get herskates and come out. Mabel did, andthey went straight to George Morganshouse, which was only a few blocks away.He was very rich and had a beautifulhouse. An English butler came to thedoor. Mabel said she was so frightenedher teeth chattered, but he smiled whenhe saw Kittie, and said yes, Mr. Morganwas home and at breakfast, and invitedthem in. When George came in he hada smoking-jacket on, and looked very paleand sad and romantic, Mabel thought,but he smiled, too, when he saw them,and shook hands and asked them if theyhad breakfasted. Kittie sai

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