Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-07

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 My dear Jimmy" protested Af7 S' .Aubva
 Tanrngcourt fumbled Il his pocket
 There t is. he said. smiling HsHdm sicallg
 How absurd said Mrs St Af95yh out her Foice trembled.
 Yes, isn't ito cherish that tittlr bit of aried grass IS I've cherisheQ nothing else on earth, although the @.r that gave it t8 ne decided six moH5a. later that love Ga ] cottage was only another name for folly and that mon and position were what counted mosf For. You see. in the meantime, ike ts.' fairy goamOther in the nursery ale, a rich relative had come and whired aer away to town. and when next 1 saw her the wild rose had become m Amer lean Beauty. the greatest success Of a brilliant social season. Eoila tont.'''
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 "Oh, yes. I know Pee bad success too Pee gained 1t. Tn counted for tunate as the run of men go, yet the thing I've wanted most I'fe never had Nothing else ever really mattered eX cept the girl I knew in this orchard All my life and all my heart have beet empty because of her
 Tt was spring then, and 1t is autumn now"
 The glory of the year" said Van ringcourt
 But in these last few months you've Dever even written to me, you've nev er said you remembered or-or cared
 Y waited till the moment came when you found things empty, as you have found them today, till you knew that your golden apples were only Dead sea fruit You refused the boys love that vas offered you In the springtime Will you take the mans love that Of fer you now Helene7''
 "Oh, Jimmy she began and then her eyes brimmed and speech failed her, oGt she reached out her hands 10 him with an adorable gesture, and as he kissed her late bird poising on q boIgh above their heads burst sud denly into song.