Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-01-22

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thinking o. Ys-cs Rcehesay-fEa .
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ran Eu the storn 10 die before he
had lent zry help
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coe-e5 Kate, be vas firm in the Fe-
solve % keep the promise he had
given her not TO mention love.
What is il that's tro1blfng you.
KstsZ asked, zzdGsnIy coming upon
her.
expression; the lock Of intense dss-
pair left II.
Tr2bIiug me? WHY DO you ask
THAR smiling with an effort that cost
her dear.
~Beczuse your face showed some
sorrow- You are not grssring for any
tEtngT walking beSids her, and IN
able TO preFezt Himself from gazing
Etsntly at her. his eyes revealing
What he had forbidden his lips TO
speak
Kate was too truthful 10 deny his
question, and she said, with a laugh:
II Is folly 70 ask q woman such a
question She has q thousand things
70 make her sad"
IF ! could only comfort youI" he
exclaimed, so ~ferEentlY that she grew
colder.
That Ii impossible. Don't let us
talk thus any longer. I must 20 in"
But be followed her, and some dem
on made him gay:
az Eruz -yosr aro "a -1,-- a.
absence Of Rcshezay. while he Is rid.
away 70 his bride"
he saw his mistake, and was
yexed with himself for having made
IL; but he knew he might do the same
thing again. He was not sure Of him
self.
she drew herself away, and her
voice was freezing In its angry re
p~ellence az she said:
You must excuse me from listen
ing 70 you'll" and she moved rapidly
away.
He hurried after her and endeay-
ored TO take her hand. but she eluded
him, and he stood still Locktag after
her, telling himself what a fool he had
been, and yet more determined than
ever to win her.
He knew IT was not easy for a
woman 70 forgive such a thing as he
had said. Oh, he was a laundering
idiot! For all that, he was going to
have this woman for his wife.
As he stood there, gazing after her,
Julia CaryL watching him, began walk
Ing rapidly toward him. thinking:
Now is the time; now I will see If
l soothe the savage beast"
A moment later, Dick heard a sweet
voice behind him saying:
"Mr. Burt, how fortunate that /
happened TO come upon youi I was
wishing 30 rauch to meet some one
who could entertain met Ny brother
is gone. and | am Just perlshing with
ennui!"
Dicks first impulse was TO be furi-
Gus at this intrusion, but when he
turned toward the speaker at her frat
words and saw her eyes, full of a fat
tering and enticing expression, his
mood changed somewhat.
I am very sorry, but I fegf I can
not entertain you" he said, grufiy.
Julia knew that this was a man who
would need something more decided
TO enchain him than the subtle atten-
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