The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-10-25


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should look away vHI taI
you my .hu sa.d rapidly. tD mo.
'Wc-un Howard HHI uHj in
the papc1 bow thD- had 900 turned
against and Dee brought mo over
here. Hq has boon tclUruuhur flr
you. Ting morning he went To- town
TO search ior YOU About 1000 hour ago
Langdon tamc refused to Soc him.
gts / have ''rr since the time / told
YOU abonl OF AlvaH llu persisted
until at lnt ] had the servant request
him to leato the house"
hut nod there's no ionrcr anv
reason for your staying. Anita" he
pleaded. lU Inns said you are free
Why stay ihyn YOU would really no
more be III than n you worr Co ru.
leaving ona OF your empty drpssos7'
She had mot for ou instant taken
her gaze POW mo; and so strange
were her Cos. 900 compelling. that
seemed unable TO move or speak
But now ,ho released me 10 blaze
upon him-'and never shall I forget
any detail % hor face OF voice as sho
said TO him. THAT rs false. Nov.
bray Langdon told you the truth
whom ! told You I loved hint"
SO violent was her emotion that
she had 10 pause for seltcontrol And
II? was overwhelmed. daycd.
stunned. When she went on. shc
was looking at neither Of us. Yes.
I loved him almost from the first
from the day he came 10 the box at
the races. I was ashamed. poor crca.
ture that my parents had made mo-
I was ashamed Of H. And I trlcd to
hate him. aud thought I ala And
when he showed me that he no longer
cared. my pride goaded me into tho
folly Of trying to listen 10 you. hut
loved him moro than ever. And az
you and he stand here. am ashamed
again-ashamed that was ever 40
blind and Ignorant and preiudlced an
TO compare hin wlth"-she looked at
Lnngdon-"with you. DO you bellovo
me now-now that humble myself
before him here In your presenter"
should have had no heart at all
II ! had not fet pity for him. lllf
face was gray. aud on Il were those
signs Of age hat sttong emotion
brings TO the surface after 40
You could have convinced me In no
other way" he replied, after ri.
lence, and IN voice should not
have recognized
Silence agaln. Presently he raised
his head. and&ith Something OF his
old cyniclsm bowed 10 her.
you have avenged much and
many" said be. u have often had a
presontlmeni that my day Of wrath
would come
lie lifted his hat. bowed at mo with.
out looking At mo. and. drawing the
tatters Of his pose stlll further over
his wounds. moved away toward the
landing.
I. stlll In stupor. watched him un.
al he had disappeared. When I
turned to her she dropped her eyes.
Uncle Howard will be back this
afternoon" said she. III | may, TN
stay at the house until he comes TO
take me"
A weary, halfsuppressed sigh
escaped from her. knew how she
must be reading my silence. but was
still unable 10 speak. She went to the
horse. browsing near by; she stroked
his muzzle. Lingeringly she twined
her fingers In his name. as II about
TO spring to his baokl That remind.
cd me OF a thousand and one changes
In her--llttlo changes. each n trifs
In itself, yet, taken all together, max
ing a complete Transformation.
let me help you" managed to
say. And bent, and made n step
OF my hand
She touched her fingers TO my
shoulder, set her narrow. graceful foot
upon my palm. but she did not rise.
I glanced up. she was gazing wistful-
~ down at me.
Women have TO learn by experience
Just as do men," said she, forlornly.
Yet men will not tolerate H."
suppose must suddenly have
looked what was unable 10 put into
words-ior her eyes grew very wide,
and. with cry that was a sigh and
sob. and laugh and caross all
In ono, she slid into my arms and her
face was burning against mine.
DO you remember the night az tho
theater." she murmured, when your
lips almost touched my neck?-I
loved you then-Black Matt--Black
Matt"
And I found voice; and the horse
wandered away
THE Endl
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