Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-03-23
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sen the chairS, suggested the TREND.
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can MARI! man VINO Is ""le TO stay
III inc same room win 'hvil on peasant
terms 1 won marry at all
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ycars-a lifetime. | have grown foolish
about them They stand for SO much. All
there is-family training, race, prciu-
dice, temperament. | cannot marry any
one who iSn't-who docSn't-who''-
She stopped, flushing painfully.
81 scc." he said steadily. "You cannot
marry any one who cannot sit with You
in them, day after day, side by side, with
out possibility of WEAKNESS, [ am sorry
- l'''''''' - " N''A'AAN'1''' 49, '''''
| am not the man"
She tried to think Of something to say,
hut words cludrd her.
In the silence an old trait asserted it
self. He had never given up easily what
he wanted much.
"Somc fine" he said. gently. "Somo
time shall try again. Thc-the chairs
may change. Good night"
After the door closed, the dclugr! Az
mes told herself firmly that she was too
old to cry. If did NOT sion thc fears.
STRUGGLING with them through the long
uicht. she recalled nil that had made thc
last few months 50 honpy and rccrcotcd
thc vision Of tho Erc shn mirht havc had
with him. When at last she fell asleep,
regret and WEAKNESS were living heavy Mt
her hcort
pconIc do NOT ALWAYS awake to thr
commonplocc. however confidently they
Shouts crics tho sound of nnonIc rup-
ming to and fro, startled Agnes Quincy
from her sIumbcr before it had wen be