Part One. In Which You See A Secret Spring
Part One. In Which You See A Secret Spring - Chapter 1. Fate Walks Broadway
_ PART ONE. IN WHICH YOU SEE A SECRET SPRING
CHAPTER I. FATE WALKS BROADWAY
O I have seen a fair mermaid,
That sang beside a lonely sea,
And now her long black hair she‘ll braid,
And be my own good wife to me.
O woe‘s the day you saw the maid,
And woe‘s the song she sang the sea,
In hell her long black hair she‘ll braid,
For ne‘er a soul at all has she!
Sir Hugh and the Mermaiden.
Roger Bradley was walking up Broadway. This fact calls sharply for comment, for he had not done it in years； the thoroughfare was intolerable to him. But one of its impingements upon a less blatant avenue had caught him napping and he found himself entangled in a mesh of theatre dribblings, pool-room loungers, wine-touts and homeward bent women of the middle, shopping class. Being there, he scorned to avail himself of the regul

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