Bob Younger's Fate — page 230: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

THE SELECT SERIES OF Popular American Copyright Stories, BY: NOTABLE ACTHORS: SSS SP The Virginia Heiress By MRS. MAY AGNES FLEMING, AUTHOR OF “* Guy Earlscourt’s Wife,” “A Wonderful Woman,” “One Night’s Mystery,.”’ A tame story has never come from the vigorous and versatile pen of May Agnes Fleming. ‘The Virginia Heiress” is a pleasantly written, yet powerful and life-like narrative of a flesh-and-blood hero- ine, who talks and acts as many self-willed beauties are inclined to — talk and act. It is the short-lived romantic dream of a young woman of culture and refinement, accustomed to all the luxuries of wealth, whose mental vision at first does not range beyond the rose-colored haze of the honey-moon; but she at length descends from the clouds of the lovers’ dreamland, with eyes wide open, and stares this startling fac clearly in the face—she has married a poor man! He is not only poor—far worse than that ; heis the associate of ‘men who dress for dinner by taking off their coats and dining in their shirt-sleeves,” PRICH, 25 CHNTS. STREET & SMITH, Publishers, P. G. Box: 2734. _ 31 Rose Street, New Yorke Gom (@ ,00 ES co