The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-10
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fathers portrait. Covertly size glanced
from him u Bronson. Bronson WAS big
and Eonest looking ana had w.tlal an
air of breeding. but still WAS not to lie
mined beside her unwelconie Eetro'h-
ell. No doubt Lie Lad L1ore brains. al
though as time passed she WAS forcco
10 admit George carried things off
very well indeed. And after supper.
when tie dancing began. Bronson. tie
luckless, went into complete eclipse.
lie hated dancing. as well he might,
seeing that lie danced so badly. George
G.lsert. contrariwise. might have bccl
wing footed. so lightly did lie move In
such perfect time and tune. Muse. III
deed. was in tie Gilbert blood. Estelle
danced. if anything. better. Wheil they
waltZed together other couples stopped
to see. Indeed they kept on and ON
ana on until they had tie whole crowd
staring as alone tley whirlel and
wheeled over the waXed floor of the
l.all.
s.Stop. Estel.er' bronson implo"ed III
O loud whis,. III as the coupe whir.ed
past him. George smiled broadly. Es-
telle. d%isnayeI. put Il hand up ID her
face. AS sic took it away two piMples
and half IL dozen freck.es came with It.
GEORGE saw them and quickly guided
her out of tie light.
"Go wash your face" he commanded
imperatively. And tie next time YOU
want TO go masqueraGing let me he.l
..,. .,,I.o an Z t-,atx- hnlnG of lnf-nf
Disagreement. Besides. grease paint
is fearfully unreliable when Il loves
dancing us we 90
II forgot ought not to have
danced" Este.le said contrite,y; then
with Il swift change of mood. Bat you
wouldn't have known if | had been i
little wiser"
"InLeed | would. | went 500 miles
last summer just to see you" George
half whispered. so | understood tne
minute | looked at you tonight. You
wanted to disgust me, TO make Ele
lose a wife and Il fortune. | don't
blame you. Women have to fight in
justice with their own weapons. Still
I wish you hadn't done it.. You can
say No to NE this minute if you Ike
and get back more than al the money
you lose by saying it tomorrow'-
II see. You want to invest in ORES
cen china" Estelle interrupted auda.
ciously. $50 of course | Cont want &c
say it-not now. at least"
THAT must be quite rs YOU please
George said. smiling over Lef head
You will have to - straight hone.
lie aided masterfully. Changing Low.
ers would lie nothing BESIDE tie sean
Cal of changing c~ountea1nles this way
in tie face Of eve.ybo1y."
Il know it." Este.le said so.rowful
ly. Fate is playing me t9icks-pattins
all tie tiunps in AGell's hands
Not cutie. i9d fo.set sa.il make
your excuses and take you ana Mrs
Warren home" George said. Don't
keep ne waiting e.tLer. Ia all ialpl
tience to see your real self"
Grasshope lad no end OF sensations
through tie next s.x weeks. : hc lgsl
cane Wien George Gsbert broke to
prearranged engagement, tie next
Wien it vas seen that lie w&s d.spGt
ing with Reed Bronson for first pace
in his cousins regard, and tie t4i.d
and grea, est was 10 find tie s1fanse
Gl.bert girl truly Il beauty, wltn IL
end of IL feathers ANA a Most ea.
chanting way OF wearing ten. .Adeia
Evans looked faded and ias.gn lcaHt
beside her, although away from hei
sic was EASILY tie prett.c5t SAL ~
town. Bat .Adeia WIS sQlr4t.eSs tueat
days. Sc ~ l0nge.' Lad LJIes o.
catching George. lie WAS eagerly
desperately. in earnest about Es,e.4e.
although sic lad g.vea Liza back, as
i'll duty bound. ratl.cr more tan i-ili
tie money. Reed Bronson w.is No loss
earnest. 50 between item they KEPT
public interest 1T fever heat.
Estelle was molly impartial. At fist
sic had thought Le-se / rely In To-,
with Bronson. That VS. w..sS Lad ia.
pe..ed her to tie uias4aerad.eg Bi
somehow Georges salfe. hart flee
had made Lcr vegg mutl ASHAMED
although she wow.d have dcd rls.l
er than admit love AZ first sight. Tlel
his freeing Ter and setting down 10
cour Ler anew aprc1.ed 70 |s1.les-.as
in Ler of Ike dbe.. Aitosetler sAe
was Lard Pct - 1t 10 ceeCe.
The strain or 1t all bore HARDEST o.
Bronson. HIS temper, rcyer sweet
became abrupt ana UAcersl.n. lie w.
barely civil TO othc., womea. Gco.sc
contrar.wise. continued Is lie 4 but
ter.ly among tie social fowc.s.
Upon II of those spg.ns days thai
seem mace for love tie three rode
together through b.ossomy lanes
Bronson rode bet c.umsi!y. 50 VIC,
presently lis mount boltei it was nj
lie could Go TO keep his seat. George
a Lorseman born. was after tie r,sn
away in Il minute. caught L.m ans
checked him SO sharply that tie mao
creature reared. Kicked %savagc,y ana
al last fell backward. taking tie otllei
horse with it in a struggling. plvag.ae
Leap. That anybody calre OFT or Il
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