Every Soul Hath Its Song by Fannie Hurst
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"Look, we get off here!" "Would you?" "N-no, silly." Within the park new grass was soft as plush under their feet, and once away from the winding asphalt of the main driveway the bosky heart of a dell closed them in, and the green was suddenly dappled with shadow. Here and there in the cool, damp spots violets lifted their heads and pale wood-anemones, spring's firstlings. They sat on a rock spread first with newspaper. Over their heads birds twitted. "Somehow, here so far away and all I--I just can't get it in my head that I'm really going." "I can't, neither." "Naples--just think!" "Ain't it funny, Miss Miriam, but with some girls when you meet them it's just like you had known them for always, and then again with others somehow a fellow never gets anywheres." "That's the way with me. I take a fancy to a person or I don't." "That's me every time. Once let me get to liking a person, and good night!" |
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