Very truly yours
THE EDITORS.
[Footnote 10: See advertising column, "Where to Dine Well,"
in the daily newspapers.]
[Footnote 11: See advertising column, "Where to Dine Well,"
in the daily newspapers.]
[Illustration: "See him do it." (cartoon from _The Rolling
Stone_)]
SOUND AND FURY
[O. Henry wrote this for _Ainslee's Magazine_, where it
appeared in March, 1903.]
PERSONS OF THE DRAMA
Mr. PENNE . . . . . . An Author
Miss LORE . . . . . . An Amanuensis
SCENE--Workroom of Mr. Penne's popular novel factory.
MR. PENNE--Good morning, Miss Lore. Glad to see you so prompt. We
should finish that June installment for the _Epoch_ to-day. Leverett is
crowding me for it. Are you quite ready? We will resume where we left
off yesterday. (Dictates.) "Kate, with a sigh, rose from his knees,
and--"
MISS LORE--Excuse me; you mean "rose from her knees," instead of "his,"
don't you?
MR. PENNE--Er--no--"his," if you please. It is the love scene in the
garden.
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