The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-09


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What We're you doing tneret &c
manded the girl seeing only that his
foot was caught
"Weil-I--er--I think ] was adin,rins
the landscape.
Il don't believe It. You were here
to tear our fence down"
II can hardly agree with you there.
! should have merely taken q few
steps on your land and then gone
away"
You wanted to defy MS. did youi
You wanted to show my father that
you were not afraid of him r.
"If Colonel Copeland lie your father.
then you must be Miss Copsianir re-
piled Mr.. Morrison. Excuse me.
please. but IL you will pick M my card
case ] will Introduce myself. The posi-
ton ls--er- somewhat embarrassing"
I'm glad Of 1t. You came TO tear
down the fence and make more trouble
for poor old dad. Yon are caught In
your own trap. and sou can stay there
for ail of me. Pm going home"
Perfectly natural FEELING on your
part. my dear young lady. and I must
bow to the inevitable. had no busl-
ness here. If 1 am suffering It's all my
fault"
.But don't think you are suffering
she said as she turned back. You've
only caught your foot sbetween the
rails. II you call loud enough that man
Of yours will come and release you."
exactly. Don't let me detain you.r
"But are you really suffering? II you
are, why-why"-
IT am sure that 1 have broken my