Park City High School - Kalendar Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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gayly. Gradually the stern lines in his face softened slightly and he willingly consented to accompany her on a walk. In returning to break- fast an hour later, many wondering glacnes were cast upon the two, but Eleanor insisted in going into the dining room with him. llefore they parted she asked. Can't we take an early morning walk together to- morrow? If you care to, we can, he answered. lt happened that the young and attractive Eleanor Nash and the old gruff lllr. Vorris spent many mornings together in which the old man softened and their acquaintance grew. lt was on one of these walks that he told her of his grandson, a young man who had graduated from Prince- ton a month before. lle was at present assisting one of his professors in mounting a number of specimens which the latter had. This young man, as she learned was an orphan. The gra,ndfather's great pride in him was easily seen. Eleanor was acquainted with some of the Princeton graduates of that year but she knew none by the name of Vorris. She could not help wondering what manner of man he wa.s. The dining room was brilliantly lighted and was filled with talk and laughter. At one of the small tables sat lllr. Cyrus Vorris, and by his side a tall young man in evening dress. Eleanor Nash, seated between two attentive young men was iirst to notice this stranger, and although she could see only his back, she surmised at once that it was the grand-son of Mr. Vorris. When, leaving the dining room, that gentleman came toward her with the stranger, she started with surprise. lt was Charles Baxter Whom she had met the previous summer. Ilow very surprised the grand- father was to see his grandson and Eleanor grasp hands as old friends. After this their friendship grew very rapidly. Charles was much sur- prised to End from his grandfather sympathy with l1is growing interest in the young lady, and many mornings found the three of them walking together. Before this time, Mr. Vorris had often warned his grandson 'LTO beware of pretty faces, and had looked with jealous eyes on any seeming intimacy between him and a young lady, but now those objections seemed to have flown. He could never before bear for Charles to have any love before him, and Charles, because of his respect and gratitude to his grandfather had tried to comply with his wishes. Now he knew that he had really loved Eleanor Nash since first they met. Wlien the Nash family went back to the city some time later, Eleanor wore a beautiful new soltaire diamond ring. FIDELIA DUNCAN. 48

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