The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-07-05

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would wish to spc. with his tall. erect
figure and hair and eyes a8 dark as
Helon's own. A. be lied his cap
apd waved Il IN Ercctus Helen held
the baby high above Aer head, that
papa might see him. aud stood smil-
ingly at hor post until Harvey had en-
tered the room and embodied mother
and child In his embrace. Tho little
scene was enacted every dry. but TO
neither had It lost its charm. They
were ardent lovers sin.
an run up and gct into my fan
nels. Nell, and wen take a walk
through The grounds" said Harvey.
when the usual small questions had
been asked and answered. saunders
told me This morning hc didn't like the
appearance OF tho YOU plum trees.
and promised 10 80 a4u .o.E At them.
Shall send Mary Tor the 1-yY
NO. thank you. IN take him TO
the nursery myselt must change my
dress II we are to have tramp said
Helen. with a glance at her trailing
tea gown.
She enjoyed walking through the
grounds with Harvey, and took an ac-
tive interest In stock and crops. Be
fore his marriage Gladys always ac-
companled him In these expeditions,
but she never did 30 now. Helon
claimed every moment % her hus-
bands leisure. bhc contlicrcd him
hers and hers "a one. not oven his
mother had claim upon him; and
her open demonstration uf the almost
fierce love that found outlet in con-
slant caresses even in the presence OF
a third party. made the. better bred
Gladys feel so decidedly In the way
that she soon ccmcd to lntrudo upon
the pair. to Hclons satisfaction and
Hafvoy's secret relief: ior fea men
care to have a witness TO their matri-
monlal love making, particularly II
that witness be a mother or sister.
strolling lelsuroly homewaid. tho
welded couple encountered Gladys Just
returning from hes ride. she smiling
ly raised her whip to her hat In ga
Lutte. and rode amartly toward the
house. Harvey looked after her 0d-
miringy.
by Joyol believe tho mater
grows loycller every day" he ex-
claimed. And how superbly she sits
her horsol"
R Helen frowned a little. Mrs. Athor.
toms beauty was not congcniM theme
with her.
.That reminds me. Harvey; apok,
TO your mother today about tho bills
as you suggested. and she refused I,
look at them, she Is Satisfied will
things as they are
"oh. very well: In that case vel
let the matter drop" said Harvey
easily.
And allow the tradesmen to go OF
cheating us. as | am convinced the.
do? My conscience would not permi
me TO remain inactive under such cir
cumstanceE. No. dearest, you mus
see her yourself. and bring her to oui
way OF thlnklng-the only right way
You have great influence with her"
Yes, l fancy have" said Harvey
complacently. But you see I've neys
nodded with her business AFFAIRS. m,
i hardly like to begin now"
why not? II ia your duty to pro
tsct her interests and your own. Tn
property will all be ours some day
God Forbid" broke In Harvey. "
can't imagine life without the dea
little mater. Beside. she Is young "
she may outllye us both"
Helen was a good woman; but shl
did not look overjoyed at this sugges
ton.
Even then there Is baby TO con
sider." she said smoothly. I'VE al
owe a certain duty 10 him. II you an'
] can redeem money that is being alb
solutsly thrown away we ought to d
II. however we may dislike to Appea
ofiieious."
We'll. sweetheart, I'll see what
can do" said Harvey. rather reluctant
~. "As you say. II is my duty u
look after things, for the place is vlr
tually mine, as much as II is th
matters. | don't know the terms o
my fathers Will. but OF course no pro
vided suitably for his SON."
1T seems very strange TO me tina
there was no division OF the property
when you came OF age" replied Helen
for the first time expressing a though
which had for weeks yexed her, "Yol
ought TO open the subject with you
mother. She is unbuslness-llke. AM
may not realize that the time has com
for settlement. She can't treat yoI
as a dependent always You are
married man now. with a marrie'
mans responsibilities"
Harvey's face had grown very grave
Helen saw that she had ald enougl
for this time. and changed the sub
Joct.
CHAPTTR III.
May l come in. Mamma GladyaI
Asked Harvey. entering his mother
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