The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-04-25
with All My
He asrt
Copyright 1909. by Z. q. PARCELS
By EDlTm na. DoARE

snowiiaikes outside the electric lights
blinked fitfully. ninth streetr' yelled
tie conductor, Jerking open the door.
A young man sprang to the platform,
closely followed tby q girl muflel to
her ears III soft, warm furs Burying
her face In her big, fluffy ruff, she re-
fused his guiding arm ,,nd walked
brlskly down the SNOW drlfted steps
out into the white. whirling world In
the street below.
isn't it larll?" she said gayly. Her
eyes We're dancing. She turned q
lovely face, flushed with cold apd ex-
citeInent, toward the six feet Of mas
culine appreciation beside her. "Isnt
1t gloriousw -. -
r. Beautifully" His eyes were on her
face. g. Is. .~.::.. .....
Don't you love it?' r.
with MI my hearth hummed Cor.
don Huston fervently. ....
"1'he first snowstormsfs alluring, fas.
cinatjng. Words are so hopelessly IN
'They are" hei agreed approvlnely.
/, 81 am speaking Of the storm" iclly. "
'"Of course''-his voice was that Of
Injured tnnocence-"the storm. What
else?" ! ~ !, ~. 49,.
She struggled for stern disapproval.
Then their eyes met, and they both
laughed: r.. H.. Z, T. -..:. =. @
. ITO think CT Aunt Clara's headache
at the last moment '.::..,.r:,. ..,E
BLESSED headachev' <*-..s ....r.:.. -
r "And OF her actually consenting: to
any coming alone" =. ..>....... = j.
$,5 TITS dreadfultp he murmured, "but
mnd It In my heart to forgive her" -,
Then; being very young and exceed
tingly foolish, they laughed again.
Z; The street lamps >hared fn ghostly
succession and her furs were white
with snow as they pushed through the
soft smothering storm. - J.. =. X :#: # -. :.
: E. 81 '.cTell me"--in spite of himself his
voice was unsteady-"you really did
care about coming - :. -. ... .5.=,,.. =
10! !"Oh, yes" lightly: II hnve always
wanted to Ree the Cafe Bellnrd."'' H. l. 3
: !, There was no othey reason2'' .a. .>:
I: She looked ut him in apparent sur
prise, though her eyes danced with
mischief. "Other reason Z" she echoed.
: Suddenly her mood changed. With
quick little gesture she laid her hand
ION his arm. RI .E..: -:
lbs. {$.,4.Don't, Gordon,'''5 she said beseech-
$ingly. eve have only a few hours to-
tgether. Don't, neryously- -.ssay things
,to spoil our evening Gordon, '$s:.sc 7. E
! Sz ! tAs you wish" His tone was courte-
!, $,ous, but full OF coldness. SO his great,
Hove for her was but q thing that.
would "spoil" her evening. Is ;! St: ST;
lSS, S:S, They had reached 5itiIe corner now,
and in silence they crossed the street
5 ito the great cafe, whose lights flared
5kont inyitlngly, 4; through the walrIing
ST. Inside the strains tof d Hungarian
band doated dreamily I: through: the
To-; :Ss010lris, lights blazed, there
was the hum Of many voices, and the,
scent OF tobacco smoke clung to- the,
mir. In o. corner they found d table
that commanded 81 view of the laugh
eng, chattering cosmonollt tan crowd ~; sssE !zs
..,I s.,I am 30 glad you thought OF bring
sang me hare q sas ID Molly shyiy. bash
eed by, his studied silence. Sit Id Hike
1IthR places on the continent There As
Esone In Paris. In The Rue de Rivoii, that
xYish you could zgee. .,;sE
VIII look 10 nn next Efs
':S She gave fas parceptible start, i which;
;t.was balm to- his sounded feelings
& sa Next month t:r3 Bhe repeafed. with b
}sS1nonrnful attenalt at i nnconcerIi b.. 81. II
didn't know you, We're going zabroa q. {. nsss sS
arm boz of Tered the Sirnan--
s. sS it is open
iang III Paris q 5t;s
aco,urse son VIII It il Iia t-EE
asural. You VIII be very happy ther
The last strains pf sa dreamy waltz.
oiled soft away The appla use Jeapsds
SSfsom table toaa tai bic: then subnided ass
Stth SStths opening bars pf 81 gar tile French
saDYa song iGoated / threug the fp6ms.5a
Is Tint fss 81 S S;us th.snk b s5eR saiSS
earnestly, dsopping 9llis s5Ysoice and lean:
ssfigs acroasssf flieg tabl les Then for once
sou are aha 81 never beE harry
any whore without deterIn ninsdiy
III S$S
;.sf The catchy tie French Is Gong smnngss
agayi on ~ snus eganS Sto stag the
words It'd tka q acco amin off the
s,yioitlss first one then tsnerS
Iara aught np fra y7ifh All my
heart t,s$ yl,y aeh3ed
zr0uEh skha sSbwde dea sroonS. "a
5sss.sThatti tis 3tss sa at1 sinip
'heast tina ia how y love
yplt dir 10Y lhenstt
Don Il say any B more sssRaiH the
almost pagsI plaate eiys Don hef
more you nay or tha WORE It be-
Sny Siaa 9 have sta
Il i laia
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