Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-07-23

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.tu,za Was talking earpesuya(.l nse
slipped an arm about her waist She
wrenched herself free, leaped to her
feet and turned on him a. face OF hot
Indignation. Not trusting herself to
speak, she walked toward the house,
He ran after her and asked shame
facedlyi Anil not ito have IAN an
swer?" She glanced at him icily and
replied: You are not worth an an
swer! -, Graham did not tell the Pro
lessor about Z, this, BUT paid his bill,
and went back to the city that even,
ing. '}'@ %" "h" II ONE tgH''iN -
1t is not believed that. Georasi H're.l
vanion would have asked her toymaEry,
him if his misery had not forced him
TO speak. He told her that lhe{was not
good enough for her. thatiit was, not
meant for such as he to win and wear,
so bright jewel; that he &btld not
have spoken at all but that he wanted
her to know that, be Ioyed, herr ,y!sefGy,
dearly and would always love her,
no. matter whether she became an
others wife or not. ~ hauE OS vIftl
| ~ am only a plain man" said poor
George. +and have never expected
that you could care fon ,me, butt such
as | am tI..l l9ve Aoq WITH my WHOLE ,
heart and soul"
she ives tender and. compassionate
with him, She. gave him, her. hand
ana told him that she esteemed him
tauyatatd ahyI wofiaiio odsft IT'D 'ibe
.ntQQa taEbeohisa mifa'f You. sWiil-dind
some one better suited 70, gouy and
Vito WIZ care for you" she added.
Fl know that you will; staiHptay
t taat d2s og ayS t There WssFss tears in
RClamre Mayss pegaw debated eioas
within himself. i, lie bad .litt]el donhtl
OF the result. but wanted to do, the
tfilhg propefiy and in keeping with
his oharhcter as puetlafid rising man
of letters. Should he WOO her finally
! by moonlight. when the softening
. rays1 Off Cynthia fell labouto herE-slie
had praised II his ii "sM ldinQ aapSlilk o.
coldly calm dead sister, OF. the night
or shoIidA Hhe} pop III tfiat SHADY
cfoister' of baasam' apfpes aaftp fnapiel
l wherein he had. read to ,heE nearly, all
Of his book of society, verse, Satan
| and Satin"-she had rather" fainhcied
his i1ilith" lines ,gHer, hairypf scr.
pent gold that writhed, and the swart
J diamonds Of her eyes. "''' s51''" t'7'
sAsit happened he DID not do eitherj
| He PROPOSED in verse. and leftl the.
pink paper in It's envelope, under her
NAPKIN al btdaRfast: he heeNSeTrH egot
an answer ana be uHd ersteSd why BEL
| fore he was day older.
I He wandegteb by mbSnlieht tf{at
nights wandered aud w9pdsreh3 what
|, form. her acceptance would take. An
hour later, his face pale and the
| cIamfny dew Of agony on His bf6w,
he. hunted up the Professor land Tire,
vanion and told them What be had
seen. This was It in Brief f." =
Rounding turn in the path he saw
bit of sward moon.lighted. In the
| center, Of this 4s~ard stoodt Miss f,eii-
| rhyn and the Cub, whS 9loSfiiAa bis
band hoyisha9 The Cub 0ass talking
! earnestly, the lady's face was,i half
4 ayaEted, but her WHOLE .feHpiousi fig
Dure seemed to droop and melt toxafd,
lhim in spite of herself. He took her
|, hand She. tried weaklSito KitharaT
| ii, but he was stronger than she, The
I Cfb' Went rom Bad TO worse. He
dhewii her toward him next Instant
lishe. was inllis arms, spBarendy con-
tent. her black hair showing against
i'his franneT blazer. ~" "a 'o' Ia
I ~ came away Their, sald1the Poet
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Astonishing" said the Professor.
Women are mere aGreatutes3lof I'M
eyes 4 good boy. Said ,frey ys in'
"she.is older than he bdtlthey win Sc
happy In ,uE9 ui149A .NEE3alssy ave-
i was so with her, Men and yom.
en- may Try 10 explain It.. or let. 1t
aldhe5j After @teti seasons atonstaflca
Penrhyn dloaed the Cub as9fnndlg ahd
i much more strongly than a chit of six
teen could. ilase dfIpe ID. eW hat, is more
| she married him, and Tsgs eds, him
'still as quite peerless among men.
. 'atsls Eli .t9dtEIG 0GE3tuO 7itl 5
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