Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21

! lifted, and her eyes met his. Hed
glance was puzzled, uncertain, slightly
confused. There was deeper colod
than usual In her checks. Loder field
something within his own conscious|
ness stir in response.
you know you are yielding" nd
said.
Again she bushed.
He saw the blush and knew that u
/ was he--his words, his personality--|
( that had called It forth. In Chilcote'
actual semblance he had proved hi
superiority over Chilcote. For the frs
time he had been given a tacit. per
sonal acknowledgment Of his power
Involuntary he drew nearer to her.
LETS get out of this crush"
She made no answer except to benz
/ her head. and it came to him that 70
/ all her pride. she liked-and uncon
sciously yielded Denomination. VIII
a satisfied gesture he turned to max |
passage toward the door.
But the passage was more easily id
sired than made. In the few moment
since he had entered the supper ROOF
the press OF people had considerably
/ thickened until d block had forme
about the doorway. Ora wing Eve wit
PAGES, then paused, unable to max ,
further Roadway.
As they stood there he looked bac
at her. what study in democracy
crowd always IS" he said
She responded with Il bright, ap1rc
, ciative glance, as if surprised int
naturalness. lie wondered sharpl
what she would be Ike if her enthj
sIasms We're rcs!iy aroused. Then
stir in the corridor outside caused
movement inside the room. and with
certain display of persistence lie VIZ
enabled to make passage to the doc
There again they We're compelled
halt But though tightly we0god I'M
his new position and guarding Eve wit
one arm. Loder was free to surve
the brilliantly thronged corridor ovC
the head Of man a few inches short(
than himself. who stood directly
front of him.
what are we waiting for?" he aslo
good humorcdly. addressing the bad
of the strangers head
The man turned, displaying GEM
face, red mustache and an eyeglass
''Hullo, Chilcotei' he said "Hoy
it's not on your feet I'm standing"
I.oder laughed. NO" he said. "Ar
don't change the position. If you we
f,,I, .Io
well as crippled"
The other laughed. It was pleasa
surprise to find Chlcote amiable und
discomfort. lie looked round again
slight curiosity.
Loder felt the scrutiny To create
diversion he looked out along the CO
rider. Il believe we are waiting f
something" he exclaimed "What
thisF Then quite abruptly he cease
to speak.
anything Interestingly" Eve touch,
his arm.
He said nothing. rTe made no effo
to look round. His thought as we'll
his speech was suddenly suspended.
The man in front of him let his el
glass fall from his eye then screw
II III aSaIn'
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or soTcereSS' Us Ike the progress
IairY princess. l believe TINS Is
meaning of our getting penned
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