He Will Be An Innocent Thing

The sun beat hotly upon the parcned '""Oh, I see," he exclaimed joyously. "Tliat 'wonian who thi-ows the ball is trving to hit the woman with the bat. Oh dear, why doesn't she run the other way? Ai-e those women out yonder the teses? How stupid in me ! You told me that before, didn't you? Is our side gojng out without a run? Isn't that lovely, after the other side had to run so much. " Thus the pretty young man with the blue veil prattled on and on, seemingly oblivious that the tall lady in the checked snit sat silent and preocoupied beside