Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-01-13


Xop know tie answeH 70 that only loo
well returns he with 20 much feryof tnaf
She refuses to continue tho dlscuasion
W'alkin9 OF iealonsy,n she says, hgAily,
with sidoAElance at him, IN ~ tho dream
81 ylife 10 make Rossnooyne Jealous, lo
reduce him 81 absolute submission kto II
20 cold, 50 precise 50 English Sllat y wouia
he quite 4 triumph ~ drag him at ONES
claEioi-wheels Shall ] be able to go TX,
She turns ZIP her charming face 70 hsl ~
though III question. She Is looking her very
sweetest and Is tenderly aware Of tle t9eti
alisl, indeed 50 Is he
n suppose 50, ne says, ia answer 10 her,
but slowly aid FeproaFhanlly
But must haYehelp, says Olga H6o4Hc
ono must helpn YoN2is II not2E
T' wit4e strong emphasls. What should
! < ilsEe ~ 90 villa ~
Not much, yet cetiEt UpOn yom WHY
who 40 yon think am going 70 make LIN
Jealous abouf3 EliS,
Its How should j Know -
ELBOW shouldn't y0u2 Why, ~ Is az gon,-.-
! lj0itr, with quite delicious little laugh.
$50 you VIII have 10 dance round after nse
All day for Tie future until your mission is
fulfilled, and try ~ look asif you realty
loved me,
YOU have mistaken your man, says 30
nayiie, pllcGly; you must get some oneelss
10 help you nj this matter. IL is not FOR me,
even III did not love yon; should scorn 70
| low task
Love Is AN idle word, (" she says, her eyes
flashing.
aIt may Be rs soues BIT tell You that
no MANS heart II of sd ls9oT gsiltethat II can
/ be flung hitiIer and tiiiiher at any ones
/ pleasure, mo, not eyen9t the pleasure Of
\ the WOMAN l,e adores You win seeis some
4 more c0mplaisant lover to be yonr dupe on
\. this occasion. 4 decline the0fice."
t'Nou forget how you speak, slrVR she
\ says, proudly: yet even as She gives way
10 this angry speech q gleam Of deepest ad-
i miratian SO lights her eyes that she Is Oblig-
I ed to let her llds fall0yer them W coysr tle
teil-tales beneath; her breath comes and
/ goes quickly.
Something like relief eQgnes to ner wnen
\ Lord Rosslnoyne stretching bis long neck
! round the curtain that half shields the cusn-
! ioned recess Of the window whore they are
/ citing says, with considerable animatsons
1 for him.,
t.Aht 10 have found you, Mrs. Bohnn.s
/ ''yvUa have, indeed, and In good time. I
am Iinlng IN prison, but you have come 70
deliver me-"
Eli may
"Such q dreary little spot, Is itnot? 1
don't know what could have induced me to
enter IT."
Ronayne, possiblyn says Rossmoyne,
\ with an unpleasant smile
/ s'Oh, dear, no ~ contemptuously; II came
4 here OF my own free will We all do foolish
! things ut times. have not danced this last
! because Mr.. Rohayne 1prefers pleasant con-
verse don't thought you would never
come 10 seek me. What were you dolngg'
/ i'ITmting for you, and thinking every
minute an hour These curtains touch
4 Inc them -"were jealous Of YOU J. believe,
\ and sought to hide YOU"
"Well, don't be so long next time," She
I says, looking mp at him with a smile that a
\ little more pressure would make tender, and
4 laying her hand on his arm.
i She moves away. Ronayne, drawing his
K breath somewhat savagely, sits down ON tho
/ sill Of the window and gazes blankly Into
1 the harrack-yard below. He has still her
/ programmes in his hand and Is erumpling 1T
unconscionably hardly knowing what he
I does But If disturbed in mind, ii is always
such comfort TO smash something, be II q
paItry piece Of pasteboard or ones most in
I tlmatefrend.
lContsnued Next Week.)