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[Myrick <inh...@ch...>]

Isters, she never talks; but she always watches the game very closely
and takes a deep interest in it. She is most anxious--if anything too
anxious--to do her service properly and well, and to the most complete
satisfaction of the gentleman who will reward her for it at the finish.
She never keeps you waiting for your bag. The clubs are always there at
your hand. If it is obvious to this little girl's simple intelligence
that you want your brassy, she has it ready for you. If there is a doubt
about the club, she does not make the mistake of offering you one on
chance, as it were. She is too timid for that. She holds the bag before
you and lets you choose yourself and carry all the responsibility on
your own shoulders. The good boy caddie, whom I have referred to as my
ideal, does that also. I said he was always waiting with the club ready,
but if it is evident to him, as to the player, that it is a difficult
question of judgment as to which particular club should be taken in
somewhat puzzling circumstances, he allows the golfer to make his choice
from the whole collection in the bag, making no suggestion of his own
either by word or mov