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cro. Hg Slight of (Enmbat Part 1. A crowd of typical East-siders quickly gathered. Shouts, cries, and ells proclaimed unnatural excitement. From the midst of the motley athering the shrill voice of a girl was heard. “Ye fat-headed Dutchy!” Slap, slap. “Ye son of a sausage”—bang! “Ye dirty spalpeen! By the holy St. Patrick, but I’ll knock your lazoo into nixt week, if ye don t pick out some one ver size to bully, nixt time. Jackie O Niel panted and swung a vicious uppercut at big, blond Hans Schulze. “Sure, an’ ye was thinkin’ coz ye heerd Father Dougherty say orter be a loidv, bein ' as I’m sixteen, and not foight any more, that I wouldn’t. Well, yez didn’t figger roight.” Which was quite evident to all the admiring crowd around her. And what a picture they all made! 1 he slight form of 1 ony Cavelli, whom Jackie was so valiantly defending, was surrounded by children of every nationality. Yet Jackie herself was the most picturesque of ail. Masses of shining red hair rippled from a small, well-set head, down far below the waist of a slim, lithe figure. One eye was fast becoming invisible, which made the other, of clear Irish blue, seem twice its natural size. Her nose, somewhat retrousse, was badly skinned. The flash of the unclosed optic and the set of the determined chin indicated descent ftom a fighting race. Robert Fulton Spenser, an aristocrat by birth and environment, but familiarly known as “Bob ' ' by his classmates at Yale, had decidedly democratic tendencies. Seated in his long, low, blue racer, he had been an amused spectator of the battle. Before he had time for furthei in¬ spection of the fair Amazon, Jackie turned, and like a flash, vaulted into the seat beside him. “Drive like the divil, man,” she commanded, and Bob, too surprised to do otherwise, obeyed. The car shot forward, scattering childt en and dogs alike. They sped through the crowded tenement district and up Second Avenue, but not until they were speeding over Riverside diive did Bob find his voice. Then turning to the girl, he asked: “Where do you want to go?” “Anvwhir ye loike.” “Well, then, from whom are you running away?” “Why, nobody, of course.” Then to enlighten him, she added: “Sure, and I jist wanted to be feelin’ loike thim actresses do in the movies, whin they shoot along in these here swell buzz-wagons. Sure, an’ I’d rather go to hiven in one of these, any day, than on wings. — 34 —
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