The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07

| conversation became thrre-Cprnered ~
would throw into Il just the clemcn
that aroused Aunis' irratibility ant
lgraird on her sense Of fairness. The
her shnrpcst sarrasms always fell upoI
the Younger girls head. At such time
Tracey was So softly sympathetic will
Edna - contgi,cd 10 set her defense
less Innocence over against Annis
harshnc,N us 10 prompt Edna 10 littk
iWporiiucncrs and assumptions Of hi
championship.
Annis could school herself to III,
thought that Trucry would never car,
Tor her a. She did for him. she could
TAXI him ni hi, word that he had no in
tru',on ~ marrying, but she suffered
krruly with disappointment and q
I iUvchof disgust in seeing the one who's,
I manly. somewhat serious bearing Eh,
/ had learned 20 admire conducting him,
| self In manner 30 nearly silly More.
| over, he evidently took II for granted
| that her honest friendship and com.
radcship had turned to jealousy and
hostility. and that there was open
! rivalry between her and Edna
This was too much Saying nothing
Of her plans, Auuis made speedy pTcpa.
ratiuns FOR spending the winter in the
south. She chose a resort not widely
known and conhdrd ~ address only "a
brother In distant city.
The new surroundings. the agree
able cnierir ~ fellow guests diverted
Nnnis' mind and allayrd her npita.
ton, 30 that she hcgAp to feel sure
that the time 81 her going home
would find her hralthily indifferent 10
Tracey thaunon's duings. One after.
noon she with others was al the ~.
Tie railway station idly watching the
newcomers on the down train. She
saw Tracey Channon among them he
fore he could see her she stepped be.
hind pillar and slipped away into
the park ~ the end Of the winding
myrtle path she found seat. The
old love surred mp. picrced through
and through 10y the sting uf thosc last
experiences At home. Had he come
knowing she was there? She was
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her not iu count on him assert itself |
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aimed Annis' face which She Lr.,, :,
usi bctray the turmoil within ma. I,
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