The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-09-19
ca XXViII.-Continued.
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,soueht |. But l managed to
aim glad to hear of your luck"
fear my tone was not espe-
Joyous.
nav back to you, think, what
.,her and Sam took from you.
I, be enough, I'm afraid. to pay
,ou lost indirectly. But | have
~ LAWYERS to make 1t all over
b"
Mid have laughed aloud. 1t was
Iaculous, this situation into
had got myself. l did not
What TO say. could hardly
out of my face how foolish this
,,o Of my crafty conspiracy made
nj And then the fult meaning
NM she was doing came over me
reyelatlon of her character. |
N myself to steal a glance at
and for the first time / didn't
NJ thrilling azure sheen over her
N white skin, though all her
n was before me, as dazzling as
Il compelled me to resolve to
her. No; saw her, herself-the
an within. | had known from the
that there was an altar of love
n my temple Of passion. think
vas my first real visit to 1t.
pIta!" said, unsteadily. "Anita"
color famed in her cheeks; we
silent for long time.
eu-your people owe me moth
| at length found voice to say.
d Il they did, | couldn't and
lint take your money. But, be-
me, they owe me nothing"
lou cannot mislead me-" she an.
Nd. when they asked me, to be-
engaged to you, they told me
IT."
bad forgotten. The whole repul-
rotten business came back to me.
changed man that / had become
be last six months, saw myself
had been. I felt that she was
ing at me, was reading the de-
Ing confession in my telltale
res.
will tell you the whole TRUTH"
l. y did use your fathers and
brothers. debts to me as a means
citing to you. But, before God,
swear | was honest with you
said to you | never hoped or
ed to win you in that way!"
believe you" she replied, and her
and expression made my heart
with indescribable joy.
Te is sometimes most unwise in
Ee OF the reins he puts on pas
Instead OF acting as impulse
banded, said, clumsily: And /
Pery different today from what !
last spring" 1t never occurred
Z how she might interpret those
Know" she replied. She waited
al seconds before adding: 81, too,
changed. see that l was far
guilty than you. There is no
Y for me. | was badly brought
you used to say, but"
o-no,' | began to protest.
cut me short with sad: you
not be polite and spare my feel
Let's not talk of it. Let us go
70 the object / had in coming
Ou to-day"
@ owe me nothing" | repeated.
brother and your father set
Ung ago. lost nothing through
and I've learned that If | had
khown you, Roebuck and Lang
e. sVuid still have attacked me-"
lal my uncle gave me has been
'e'fed to YOU" said she, woman
w. not hearing what she did not
70 need. Il can't make you ac-
" out there 1t is, and there 1t
dahot take it." said |. 'If you
w leaving it in my name, /
supply return it to your uncle"
'to'e MIN what had done" she
4sa' His answer came yester-
he approves it,"
pToves it," | exclaimed.
II 20 not know how eccentric he
'ue explained. naturally misun-
-uuhg my establishment. She
letter from hes bosom and
- It to me, l read:
a. Madam; 1t was yours to do
you pleased. If you ever find
n In the mood to visit, Gull
Is open to you, provided you
no maid. ! will not have female
us about, Yours truly,
i HOWARD FORESTER"
Is VIII consent now, will you
n Sae ASKED, as | lifted my eyes
k,,~ S Characteristic note.
I'M. mat her peace of mind was
Nc fes--I consent"
save a great sigh as at the lay
n Vi a heavy burden. Thank
~ 90 all she said, but she put a
,o' VI meaning into the words.
w. Sa the first homeward turning.
HOnA ' nearly at the house before
! to,. words that would pave the
aiu expressing my thoughts
H. ~agings and hopes.
y wy, you have forgiven me-"
lhen we can be-friends?