The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-11-20
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t%erfere, and It's the same 4. .,,'s
round. Because Charley ~. ytlss
Beachy, Guy immediately f,a n
conclusion he is In love w,t Imp q
lous, isn't it?-and must try ena
out. Guy Is always plavina ". y eN1
You never heard the storw saatl
Koperts? But ! must say ethas esa
right there. for she was tenHsael
than Charlie? But Charlie s 49,
clared he you'd pay Guy out ~ M sssMl
AS may be imagined this snasl
revelation to Mollie and openss w
considerably. Like a flash Il ssas
her. Charlie was pretendfnp , 49,
to pique Irene. SO much she'b M sH
herself. On her own part sba ~
y was permitting his Attentions N
her preference for Guy. And Gns,d
was making love to her to spita ~.
er or for private reasons OF his ~.
it was cruel, cruel! But she nT,,a No.
the situation now and worlS NJ
Irene or anyone guess how nt,s s.e
had been de1uded! WY
An impromptu dance sugsestoa u
and .ndulgently assented to Nv Nv
ana Mrs. Hurst was taking place s,s
Dene. Mollie was sitting in 4 81
corner with Charlie Maitland IN.
band played that most sed,,ss.s
waltzes, The Blue Danuhea 4
moved irnpatiently as the younp y
his dark eyes upon her. She wa Y
worried and unhappy, tired Of n. j.
believe, which she seemed nop,e.,,s
evade, and longing for the neyt AN
her program when Guy would i
partner. Charlie bent nearer ia NJ,
near she did not know, for a dark ] N
fell across the portlere and she la.rs
ward ever SO slightly. The ks
would have brushed her cheek I'm
little curl that was straying out FIN
hind her ear, and before she had',s
give her wrath u%tterance, Guy,s !
voice vas heard apologizing for an,
ing them.
lawfully sorry to intrude,n n
with a fierce look at his brothe,. \
belicd his word. He offered h,s 4,
Mcllte. Our dance, / Think ~
and accepted 1t. and together thew N
lEaway.
Charlie remained standing alone; III
q smile az he pulled at his m,1stacb,
Guy is In deadly earnest NJ mi
wonder how he liked being coopea II,
hind the porter. Obliged to listen N
pretty speeches. got up for his N,
It's too bad Of me, l declare, but n
owed him one over the Roberts An
was hard hit at that time. And htI
right to take me to task about Irs,1
don't believe che cares two stravs
me, less in fact than Miss Armsa
does, and anyone can see where hr n
has fallen. But I'll ask Irene agaIppsl
AS they walked away together n
dark head was close to Mollie.s, an1
whispered:
Don't let us dance. Do sit here +
/ while: l want to talk to you. NolJ
must speak to you while I can. You
have guessed how I love you! NJ
cannot control my feeling any lonssl
give me one little word OF hope"
Mollie drew herself coldly away, "a
to believe in his words. 81 don't usl
stand you. Mr.. Maitland; you nusd
making a mistake" He looked qltekd
her to read her meaning, drew a
breath, and remained silent.
Suddenly voices near by arrested
attention. Irene exclaimed: ""Oh, d
lie. l am SO happy. I was beginnin1
think that-taat-"
And Charlie answered reproachtuHa
There's only one girl in the world
me, darling, and that's your sweet s
Mollie made a movement to 60, but
for some inexplicable reason detd
her-why he could not tell.
You see" went on Irene, its rssa
matter of difficulty to tell when you
Guy are in earnest. You so often
Pay attention to a girl to spite
other. And I told Mollie sol"
But Guy is in deadly %earnesttr1
claimed Charlie. "Whateper did ]
Armstrong say? Perhaps the way
libeled me to her, she is under the
preston Guy is only frying to cut mel
Whew!!"
AT this point Mollie would have 81
deepest confusion, but Guys hand Cd,
hers. E5
rs that wha you thoughts"
Her eyes filled with tears as she ST
Eled to escape. Yes" she acknowlsa
II thought 1t"
"Mollie, Mollie." he cried, believe
I love you!"
And as he was in a position to esf
his words she yielded to them.
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