| OCR Text |
Show THE HEIGHT OF HAPPINESS. Good Reason for 8am Wilson's Indulfl' ence In 8nlcker. Sam Wilson wns twenty-five years old Bnd had never been home wlth.a girl. Ho refused to tend shop for his father ono night nnd went to singing school. At tho clpso ho sidled up to Sophia Smith, mado his little speech, and soon the two were walking arm In arm down tho Valley road. Sam carried his head so high ho secmod to Sophia several Inches taller than usual. But llttlo was said, but Sam now and then ducked his head and suppressed sup-pressed n snicker. "You seem much amused," said Sophia, wonderlngly. Another snicker wns tho response. "What Is It pleases you so, Mr. Wilson?" Wil-son?" asked Sophia. This was too much. With a perfect snort of laughter, ho exclaimed: "Gol-lyl "Gol-lyl If ever anything Is slicker 'n this I shall did." Boston Herald. |
