Life — November 30, 1893 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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LIFE HIS GLEEFUL PRACTICE. "T'S now the heartless iceman, With never the least ado, aves on the steps a piece of ice at will chill the whole house through Chicago Inter-Ocean. THE loves of womer children and china are weil illustrated in the following extract from a London paper his world who love children how alarmed and horrified letter from my stro . to this effect : ‘Ted To to-morrow (0 spead a week; he has recovered from his scariation fully, but is still weak, poor boy. The porter from King’s Cross will leave him at y use. Don’t bother about him’ he can take care of himself.’ He can indeed! I Spent the hour before his arrival in putting all the reachable china into cupboards and hiding all the smaller objets d'art, for | knew Ted’s reputation ; he has made bil ame’ in the family as an enfant terrible, Me has quite sustained his reputat He began by calling me Aurelia! * dunt Aurelia, dear,’ I suggested. *Oh, no, 1 won't,’ he said; ‘you are only a baby.’ ‘Who told you that?’ L asked. ‘Why, mother,’ said the little wretch ; may kiss me, Aurel he always calls you that if you che ou a loveliest boy in the world, and the most lovable. spite of my horror for his kind; and the servants are all his slaves; but my the cat has not been seen for three days ; and if res and Dresden I should be a chil himself under the cabinet ; locked up my at least, from his performance with lower for Tue other day a man of gentlemanly suburb of a provincial town, In’answer to h P— in 2” said the gentleman, he went out with master.” me, how unfortunate! I wanted “Oh, yes, sir, Come in, please,” room. to bring writing materials. t great baby, re very pretty. I kissed him. * Does she ?? +¥oq not quite six, and the L adore him already, ig pets Diides, less woman at this moment—judging ms of pottery."—Argonaut appearance called at a house in a well-knows jis knock the housemaid came to the door, particularly to see one of them. Can I leave replied the girl, ushering the visitor into the dining. But, instead of leaving him alone, she rang for another servant, whom she desired ‘The gentleman wrote his note, inclosed it in an envelope, addressed it, and left it a9 the table. This being done, he departed with a pro him to the door, On returning home, M * Your servant is no fool I This compliment was fully justified by a P— found the note awaiting him. fusion of thanks to the maid, who escorted It ran thus: paragraph in the next day’s paper, giving ax account of the plunder of a neighbouring mansion by a similar visitor.— Exchange, Back pumbers of Live can be bad by applying at thls ofice,_ Single copies of Vols I. and Il, out of print. 81800 WV 1X., XVII. and XVIII, $10.00 each, bound. Vols. X Subscribers wishing addrens changed wil greatly taciiinie matters by vending old addrom aa well as new. XV. and XVI, each, bound. Vols. IIT. Vou 1, bow id. $30 0. and XX, $5.00 each.” Back numbers one year a0, Vols IL, VIII, X1iL. and XIV, $209 each, bound, Vols. 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