The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-03-26

How can he known"
now she had been in this strained
state of feeling. He turned to Dora
in this time of need. She was not the
pale girl who arrived at the mountain
a year before; her face had filled out;
her cheeks no longer bore the hectic
! flush. but held the soft color of adj
vancing health, while her eyes had
lost their strained look of suffering.
DIR. Dunwiddie called her over to
him by the window that morning and
! she went to him obediently
Something must be done for your
cousin" he said, grayely she is in
such a state of half consciousness her
senses dulled by too much strain upon
them that she is in danger OF losing
her mind. Go to her. You are a wom-
an, and will know what to do
But don't know what to do" she
said as gravely as he had spoken. DR..
i Dunwiddie, Loire is so different from
other girls, | don't knog what to say
I when she is like tat
st sounds cruel" he said. Miss
t Dora, but it is the only thing that can
be done, and is true kindness.
+ You are always kind" she said
softly. and the soft eyesplifted to lis
were womanly eyes and the tender,
dropping face was a sweet face to him.
I'VE will take her away from here as
soon--as-all is over. We return to
New York next week. Dir. DunY.ddie.
mind from these things; the change
will be good-better than anything
else, will it not?'
You are going-so sool?" he said,
and the grave voice proved the inward
control of the tumult in his heart
"DOra-Dora, will YOU leave me with
no promise no word of Kindness, no
hope that | may see you again, have
/ you-love you? You are very kind to
every one, Dora Johcson. out of the
pure sweetness OF your neart-nc kind
to me and tell me of some kindly
thought"
They had forgotten for the moment
the girl in the other room. Dora's
hands were close in his. Dora's tender
face was lifted up to his with half
shy sweetness upon it, Dora's lips
were whispering something. he scarce
ly knew what, only knew that Dora
was giving to him the tender, sweet,
womanly heart with its purity ard
truth-giving this into his keeping to
be held, thank God. through all their
lives as the sacred thing it was-a
womans tender heart
Then, by and by-only a minute it
might be, yet with life's change to
them-Dora drew away her soft,
warm hands, and new expression
was on the sweet face, lifted with its
fearful eyes to the face above her.
IL must go to Lorie-fiarry she
whispered, and there was tremor in
her low voice born of her great happi-
ness. Il must not forget Lorie even
even now"
Always my thoughtful, tender
girl he said, and the low spoken
words brought the deeper color to the
smooth cheeks and CLEAN of happy
light in the lifted gray eyes.
She drew away from him and cross
! ed the room to the door of the inner
room, her heart beating rapturously in
| spite of the sadness that would come
at thought of the sadness of the
nobler girl in that still, empty room
| beyond But IN the doorway she
paused and every thought left her
every thought save of the girl she had
come to comfort. the brave. noble,
true girl who had ST red so much
and so long alone.
Young Green had just entered the
room from the hall. There had been
something il his manner lately that
won Dora's deepest respect. The
lightness that had made him such a
jolly comrade had given place to a
quiet hulnor that made him a charm
ing companion. She had guessed,
watching him, interested in him. low.
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