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to look as much like an easel as possible, and maybe he'll miss me... .

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What sort of a pose shall I take, anyway? No use giving this crowd a
nice tragical John Barrymorish sort. They'd only giggle... .

I'll just clasp this jug affectionately, and give them ten minutes of sunny
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Well, for gosh sakes, hurry up and get settled! I suppose they think I’m
here for an hour. (Aloud.) Hey, who’s keeping time?

What a serious lot of faces! No, there’s a fresh egg trying to make me
grin. Go ahead, see if I care!

Must be nearly time to quit .... Wonder what I'll have for lunch... .
No more pie for me. Not after what happened last week . . . . Wonder what’s
a good show .... Look at that satisfied expression over there! I'll bet it’s one
awful mess, too. ... Wonder if I'll get a phone call to night .... Wonder
how muchithat hats’... Wonder...

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look like on paper.

Oh, for ever more! Is THAT -me? Wow! And that! Sweet cats!
And just wait till you get up there! I'll fix you. Look at the dial you've
given me!

This ’un isn’t half bad. And that’s passable .... I’m blessed if I know
what you’re here for. Look at it! Oh, my word!
Vino SS) GrANcr

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edge of the dry belt, where the coast vegetation gives way to yellow pine,
and the sage-brush begins. The yellow pine is an extremely decorative tree
with orange-colored bark, deeply scored, long needles and distinctive cones.
The lake itself is very deep, and the mountains rise on all sides, very high
and rugged. Cottonwoods, thickets of syringa and a very picturesque Indian
village add to the charm. On the way to D’Arcy is the Cheakamus Canyon,
a thrilling sight; Alta Lake has many attractions; and, for the more ambitious,
there is Garibaldi Park, with its mountain meadows carpeted with flowers
and its views of the high peaks.

These are a few of the places within easy reach of Vancouver, and they
are all worth while.

M. SHERMAN.