e, and o t time a loom-fixer named Marvin Macy. o kno t man in t one incall, co a picture of a erfall. From t of vieunate felloo no one and al just  from a more serious and tful vie Marvin Macy  a person to be envied, for er. ation   of any young man in ty. For years, ed ear of a man . ails of squirrels in t to please   o tempt to in spite of ation  time several young girls ender s little buttocks and cle young girls  ty-t solitary, gangling, queer-eyed girl   solely out of love.

    And love cime ioned if suc and soul. Yet tion for ter, for Marvin Macy ed cs could s at all; ts o t nig t kno to seek t corner of try to  ttle  speak, not even to eacs altoget to to  t t a too let : t c years old, o Cook a freigrain some into t amongst to around from one kitco anote ter time. t to a oed well.

    But ts of small ce organs. A cruel beginning in t to curious s of a  c forever after is ted as t of sucer and sil it is a misery to carry  by t ordinary t is o  and gentlest man in tounate, and in to care for ts  turday nig  and suffers. Marvin Macy, o be bold and fearless and cruel.  turned tougan, and until time o  srouble.

    But love reversed ter of Marvin Macy. For ty gray. ely. o er mot. Moreover,  toended c at all religious meetings. rained o rise and give o a lady, and  sion and improved er in every  to Miss Amelia, carrying a buncterlins, and a silver ring -- t night Marvin Macy declared himself.

    And Miss Amelia married er everyone o get s. Ot came about t-aunt