The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-07-29

| Leigh did Just now. would he =
pretty romance II your boyish attach.
ment FOR Leigh should end III your
carrying her to your ancestral halls!'";
tsOh. MSs Wendell. You know that
a. lovable % % eigh 10, q fellow ID my
position couldn't overlook the. days
|gihe was nothing less than Z street sin
ger. Il Wouldn't DO IA England, You
how! fss , s sSs:s . s n. [s 4.3i
" Leigh. returning to hesmusic rooms
heard the speech. Her eyes, usually
so bright and tender, flashed with
spirit % she quietly and unobserved
left thereon. $s4 BIZ 5.s3 N 5 a 4,
There was . grand ball at Roselawn
that night and Reginald was one Of
the nrst to enter the ball room. Mrs.
Wendell hurried 70 him. M &C. & n
s."Oh. Reginald, I've something awful
to tell you! Leigh overheard what You
said about her having been = street
singer. She Just told me me she heard 4
yout'' '!s /, r.. f''s '-', Z 5ta~ " /. B
He gave cry Of dismay. y h n. ' - ~. Y
:. "No, not really, Mrs. Wendell! That
IL awful! Believe me, shall make
amends. I shall ask her to marry me-
I Just then . beautiful vision swept
past him. Could this figure 80 slender
and stately in trailing gown Re that
Of little Leigh? AZ she passed through
the long room at the side of her
adopted father Philip Hathcourt did
mot remove his eyes from her. n
80 Leigh he smurmured, as they stood
apart for moment '.may I have the
first dancer" $@ ~ '4-sss llsSE5 W Wy y
she turned slightly pale, hearing the
intensity Of his voice, but quietly gave
him the promise Of the dance. Then
Reginald came hurrying toward them.
Leigh, you were 80 late IA coming!""
he cried. s May I tell you how glor-
iously beautiful you are to-night?'
/ She glanced at him carelessly with
a cold, little ghost OF = smile. fE'> 4
4 II want the first dance" he com
tinued. 2 4 >s " "a .'s@ ~: ,z'' Az.
'sYou are too .late! I have promised
it to Philip. -, X .% }j *<" o.. .....,
The first dance ended Reginald has,
tened to claim her for the next one.
It had seemed to- him that his code OF
honor demanded by way OF apology:
nothing short of proposal. But to
msnl neI nsikn a,.. 1eaut ~. anu 49, .ae
dancing with her made him forget any
motive but love. His :wooing was
audacious, passionate and importu-
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