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"
Oh
,
wo
n't
that
be
just
too
wonderful
!
"
Hortense
clapped
her
hands
.
"
Oh
,
will
you
?
Oh
,
wo
n't
that
be
just
dandy
?
Now
I
just
know
I
can
get
that
coat
.
I
just
know
they
'll
let
me
have
it
,
if
I
talk
to
them
right
.
"
She
was
,
as
Clyde
saw
and
feared
,
quite
forgetting
the
fact
that
he
was
the
one
who
was
making
the
coat
possible
,
and
now
it
would
be
just
as
he
thought
.
The
fact
that
he
was
paying
for
it
would
be
taken
for
granted
.
But
a
moment
later
,
observing
his
glum
face
,
she
added
:
"
Oh
,
are
n't
you
the
sweetest
,
dearest
thing
,
to
help
me
in
this
way
.
You
just
bet
I
wo
n't
forget
this
either
.
You
just
wait
and
see
.
You
wo
n't
be
sorry
.
Now
you
just
wait
.
"
Her
eyes
fairly
snapped
with
gayety
and
even
generosity
toward
him
.
He
might
be
easy
and
young
,
but
he
was
n't
mean
,
and
she
would
reward
him
,
too
,
she
now
decided
.
Just
as
soon
as
she
got
the
coat
,
which
must
be
in
a
week
or
two
at
the
latest
,
she
was
going
to
be
very
nice
to
him
--
do
something
for
him
.
And
to
emphasize
her
own
thoughts
and
convey
to
him
what
she
really
meant
,
she
allowed
her
eyes
to
grow
soft
and
swimming
and
to
dwell
on
him
promisingly
--
a
bit
of
romantic
acting
which
caused
him
to
become
weak
and
nervous
.
The
gusto
of
her
favor
frightened
him
even
a
little
,
for
it
suggested
,
as
he
fancied
,
a
disturbing
vitality
which
he
might
not
be
able
to
match
.
He
felt
a
little
weak
before
her
now
--
a
little
cowardly
--
in
the
face
of
what
he
assumed
her
real
affection
might
mean
.
Nevertheless
,
he
now
announced
that
if
the
coat
did
not
cost
more
than
one
hundred
and
twenty-five
dollars
,
that
sum
to
be
broken
into
one
payment
of
twenty-five
dollars
down
and
two
additional
sums
of
fifty
dollars
each
,
he
could
manage
it
.
And
she
on
her
part
replied
that
she
was
going
the
very
next
day
to
see
about
it
.
Mr.
Rubenstein
might
be
induced
to
let
her
have
it
at
once
on
the
payment
of
twenty-five
dollars
down
;
if
not
that
,
then
at
the
end
of
the
second
week
,
when
nearly
all
would
be
paid
.
And
then
in
real
gratitude
to
Clyde
she
whispered
to
him
,
coming
out
of
the
restaurant
and
purring
like
a
cat
,
that
she
would
never
forget
this
and
that
he
would
see
--
and
that
she
would
wear
it
for
him
the
very
first
time
.
If
he
were
not
working
they
might
go
somewhere
to
dinner
Or
,
if
not
that
,
then
she
would
have
it
surely
in
time
for
the
day
of
the
proposed
automobile
ride
which
he
,
or
rather
Hegglund
,
had
suggested
for
the
following
Sunday
,
but
which
might
be
postponed
.
She
suggested
that
they
go
to
a
certain
dance
hall
,
and
there
she
clung
to
him
in
the
dances
in
a
suggestive
way
and
afterwards
hinted
of
a
mood
which
made
Clyde
a
little
quivery
and
erratic
.
He
finally
went
home
,
dreaming
of
the
day
,
satisfied
that
he
would
have
no
trouble
in
bringing
together
the
first
payment
,
if
it
were
so
much
as
fifty
,
even
.
For
now
,
under
the
spur
of
this
promise
,
he
proposed
to
borrow
as
much
as
twenty-five
from
either
Ratterer
or
Hegglund
,
and
to
repay
it
after
the
coat
was
paid
for
.
But
,
ah
,
the
beautiful
Hortense
.
The
charm
of
her
,
the
enormous
,
compelling
,
weakening
delight
.
And
to
think
that
at
last
,
and
soon
,
she
was
to
be
his
.
It
was
,
plainly
,
of
such
stuff
as
dreams
are
made
of
--
the
unbelievable
become
real
.
