The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-28
CHAPTER IV.-Continued.


TOO real, 10 was exactly like Sylvia Nor
gan, and it implied connivance between
the newspaper and somebody else. IN
Idaho it might have one look. but here
in Chicago fl would have another. and
la New York it would have stiH another
and yet worse She ought 10 see the true
spect OF these things. To Harley. reared
with the old-fashioned Southern ideals
from which he never departed. il was
al ineXpressiDly diSsasteful-he did not
stop to ask himself why he should be
more concerned about the picture OF Hiss
Morgan than those OF many other women
whom he saw In the newspaper@and his
FEELING was not improved by the entrance
OF Churchill and his sneering comment.
a good picture of her" said Churchill
These Western girls like such things.
OF course she sent il 10 the newspaper
office
III do not know anything of the kind.
nor 90 you. I think, replied Harley. with
aSperity- Nor ann / aware that the
West Is any fonder than the East of no
toriety"
Have il any way you wish, said
Churchill. SupeTciiiwisly. But I fail IA
See why you should disturb yourself SO
much over the matter"
Ills tone was 50 annoying that Harley
felt Ike striking him. but instead ienor-
I'd him. and Churchill stroTed carelesslv
on cumming a tune. as he had seen in
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-in,- nv - ,,;,,,,- - -, go.
nasty life Of ,-bi,a,ro Sb. Ala No. -
MS anDroE ,.,,f5I h., -, -,
-ban isr,-l AZ ~ ne, ne o, ( ~ , he ar. ana
stems shr looked ,,r ~ ~ -
flushed
IF sbould r.. - hsnr,- 7s,- for ,-o,, o.,
said Harley ..,ud 7 -,Inros,. th..t ,,,,, ~,
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,Wby ebo.,ld 7 No., el,.. r.,,1;..7 or
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81. ,o,I5 y,,rs ..'-,,i IN M
Tut She shovel 1aitI,er ''7 '''s-'
m - -, .,I-,..,7,--. $500,
,,.if@ IN, no. III 49, s,llu
pjrturs -. 70-N
II bar. 40 r,nIt ~ f1a- NTH ,I,, ILL,
-. - - -, 30. '''- - NJ
Ing in his tone '''' ar
.--vho,, vyrzs f7,,ft ba,,o ,-1,, %, er,,5o.-
T4,rle,- - cr-,t,,.res.ee,7 "a -,
soel-in, for TN. riebt ,,,,lz,1,at "a, q.
mater to him T. She f.,iIe5 80 sI,l.--- ~
rssarre rbar he tbouobt mr. Of =, .-",,tI,
y-orle,r-s r9t-1r,
Won infar moro fl,sn ,,,,,,,t 81
.-5I ~. 10 1T -. 60. 49,. -
@tid' al last merely ielt surprise that
so Cuic.rl,- - ''i-
TIL. -;i-bt1,. daano,.5 7r.t, -, -
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vim Tho ~, oCI III. % ,,lt+,o
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low eor"etI,in,. lou q ,.S,.' any
:, -, 81, - "''
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&c asrl1,- ,,s,,.I =. ia 15l-1--- -,
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Miss Morn T b,,-c M, ,i.,t,+ =, -
I'D Sc i, ~ c.,,,,,o,+i--, o., i''''N
..N-o bTt Won ,raTe i,lt.,,,li,o. o, -, ~,
If v-as j., ,-our eve u-be, 7 Ir1I,sI ~, ,,,,I
saw Won coming toward me, anu
Her voice had crown chilly o,d 7,.r
gaze was fixed ON Harley. Tho Western
,.frI certainly had dignity ana reser,-o
,,.ba, sins. wished tb,u, b,,f d.. 5id 49,
believe that sbc chose the rip,It mo
rnaDts to diSnIa,- tbesa afn7iralIs o7-ali-
ties.
- did not know that / had such 2
speaking countenancc." said Harjev
And even IL so. You must not forget
that vCu might read il wrong"
II do rot think So" she Saia. SIN
chilly. ard. glancing up at the clock. she
added. 1t is almost twelve, ana I prom
ised Aunt Anna 10 De with her q half
hour ago.
At the door she paused. turned back.
and flashing smile Illuminated her face
Ter a moment
"Oh. Mr Harley she said, don't YOU
wish some newspaper would print your
pictUreZ
Then she was gone, leaving him flushed
ard irritated. He was angry b0tn at
her and himself; 1T himself because me
had expected to rebullc her TO show
hcT indirectly and in "a delicate way
where she was wrong. and he had never
even got as far rs the attack. Il was
Ec who had been put upon the defense,
when he had not expected 10 he in such
% state and his scif-Satisfactou suffer
ed But he told himself THAI she was a
crude Western girl. and that 81 was moth
.nG 20 MIN II She forced herself into the
public gaze in a bold and theatrical man
aer.
\ little later al left for Milwaukee
where 3Ir CTayEon was 10 make another
great speech in Tie evening and Harley
again rafrIined from Joining the grouD
that soon gathered around Miss Morgan.