It Didn't Prove Suitable

"We can let yon have the brida] chamber, " ventured the genial hotel clerk as he rubbed his hands and looked confideutially acröss the register at the yonngish couple. "That is very kind of yon, " replied the young man as he drew a nervons flourish beneath the abbreviation "and wife" and laid down the pen. "But we contémplate remaining tea days or so, and yon might need the room. " "You shall not be distnrbed, I assnre yon," continued the clerk, "and the apartment is a lovely one. ' ' "Airy?" asked the young man. "As to that," and a gleam of intense pride surmounted the clerk's face, "I will say that the room contains seven Windows, all opening npon tiny verandas. " The yonng conple looked at each other. Then the young woman spoke. "I don't think we shall care for that room. You see, our three children will be here with their nurse in the morning. They can all climb like goats, and I'm aure they would be falling off those verandas inside of 15 minutes. " "Front," murmured the clerk in a voice tbat betrayed deep emotion, "show this gentleman and this lady up to the sky floor and have the maid put the nnrsery in order. ' '-