Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11

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aouns. and - tkoile IL 10 ~ SID even
my plane l. O. b. moved - ths tiny
room next % the servants hall becM1ss
thu Ma8zE aste4ss music
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% E'eak- he sEAred fxealy cut % the
I wludow.
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hack from the boneymo0n I'm not % -
I allowed - 'Uops over bcoks' as m0fher
/ calls H. any acre. I'm % - taken cut
al day and every day. b. seen. be-oh.
it's hateful q me to sIsak q Il. SUP
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lie advertised =
-Nos- be protested Not that
Yes. Just that knew you'd under
stand Thank you~ She opened the 10
- hsr de-k and turned The pages % an
illustrated weekly. ~I.ook.~ she said.
below her breath Il saw tbs a few
weeks ngO and ia horrihleness fascin-
ated ne. ] had 20 keep IT.
tie t1ok u from her ard looked
A giri n q billoWy ball-dres Walking
slowly across q room Ia one corner.
eoHp.aceutiy EuFroving. her mother In
another corner a group q men-lnsne.
sensnous yuung. oll. admirtng. critical
Try HhlTeF nudge and play - eys-
brow spprai sing Der. And somehow 10
the girl beneath her youthful beauty
anf exquisite Occurrences e faint eiu-
sire suggestion en- smile and bearing
that she vas avure o. Il al and IN
ASHAMED Beneath was the title. SUI
rerGuous enough What OlfersY' 'TD.-
alolicul he said
NaiHwaring threw Il aside Violently
She pat n hack In her desk.
And yet she mused = can only
escape that II ="
Yea
w ell-fhere are tyvo peopie>--
lie understood 'ChrlstoplsersonY -
hs sad.
Yea
And NorthcoteY-
Sic nodded I'm glad va know.
I w4sh you'd tel ne what-z hat yoa
think o. Mr.. Christ1pbersoug You -.
I've met - few peopls may -
wroag. may expect TOO much OF PEG
PIE"
lie shrugged his shoulders smiling
half hearteily. ''Chrlsfophersan l. easi-
y elas~ed ! think" he said -og the
earth. earthly
So nodded "Yes. Isn't hef I'm
glad wasn't wrong. There's sirnplv
nothing el-e q say about him. - there.
exeerf - course. that he's rlchf =
I couldn't could r.
~So. you couldn't" he agreea wehs-
mently.
~But-CharleST she suggested he
could not decide whether her tone was
doubtful or merely non-committal
"Northc0te.- be said with entire
hesrtiness. "is one OF the best fellows
living"
Yes she agreed. ISN'T hep And
he waited for her to add more
y know" she explained with dir
Guilty. that's he's what you mean hy
one o. the best fellows living. and Whist
II mean by lovahle.~ Malnwaring
wtnced And don't suppose hes got
an enemy IN the world
~It's most unlikely." ne agreed. with
grin determinarion. Hes good ten
Iers-d unselhsh. very modest and Also
lutely straight
DIana's syes sparkled 1T sounds
rather like an advertisement" she CON
plained: TOO good % b. true
lie IaugheSL 80 Il does Sorry.-
oh It's al right I didn't mean
anything Charles q dear. OF course
Only-well. always SEEN 70 know ex-
actly what he viii say and do. and n
married him should ~ bored By
that 10 three months. and when one -
bored one gets irritable. and then
she PAUSED
80 you don't want % marry him -
- l-azarsls=i incr-fulnusly.
80. bot Il might - better than
what We were tnlklng q Just now
lie made 10 reply. With a pencil he
vas shseutly Masking marks on the
| back q au envelope.
4 don't believe you ere listening -
I she repnoached him. and hooked over
I "a shoulder Lines and Ilnesf DO
thy mean snyrhinxg"
He laughed avkwardiv. ~Oh. 10 Al
ieast nothing ~ al original I was
Z only thinklnz- You snsi Chrtstopher-
81. for instance. are Ike these direrr-
1 ing o1es. aren't yUu7 Nothing IN CON
mon. and the moze you saw 81 earh
E other tie worse o would Ket Hardly
I a new ltes. - MT-
Sic was pointing u the next pair q
T lines.
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TIE csuvergink oae~1 Wei. you
I and korshsofe-
she wAs thoughrful Then you 90
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