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"Oh, when one is a prince,"--laughing,--"it takes no ti to be when you looked around in old
Bauer's smithy"
"Did I look around?"--innocently
"You certainly did, for I looked around and saw you"
They paused (There is no pasti horse" (Love is always
finding soument which he wishes to have knocked under)
"Not to me,"--ardently "You may ride a bicycle every day, if you
wish"
"I'd rather have an automobile,"--drolly
"An airship, if money will buy it!"
"They say--"
"What do I care what they say? Will you be my wife?"
"Give me a week to think it over"
"No"
(She liked that!)
"A day, then?"
"Not an hour!"
(She liked this still better!)
"Oh!"