The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-08-01
XX.-Continued.

" 0, Uni Won to promise me that
va ..oir vourself, and not say or
A :, those things that make me
% ,sr on me. You understand?
na y, always myself" replied |. u
!, he anybody else
~, Won are-several different
~ If self" she insisted. And
.Ntbis evening don't be that
II rs coming into your eyes ana
II now" "a ,oo.aa
i nrobably much like the leader
! horned herd at the scent OF aah'
:. ,,,s hetter?" said l, trying to
tho thoughts / had no difficulty
setting to the fore whenever my
!, we're on her.
asr smile rewarded me. But IL as
s..rod gave place to a look OF ner'
|. alarm. of terror even, at the
,tsne or, rather. bustling, OF skirts
ne ba,l-there was war in the very
"A and felt it. Mrs. Ellersly APP
nod hearing her husband as de-
"a trailer invisibly but firmly
rnlea She acknowledged my salu-
m with a stiff.necked nod, ignored
extended hand. l saw that she
ksed to impress upon me that she
A very grand lady indeed; but,
M nv ideas of what constitutes
"a, -.ai. at that time somewhat be-
q ~ my snobbishness, she failed
SmsIly She looked just what she
"a mean, bad-tempered woman,
lowering rage.
lyon have forced me, Mr.. Black
n" said she, and then ] knew for
what purpose that voice OF hers
h best adapted-"to say to you
n should have preferred to write.
I Ellersly has had brought to his
matters in connection with your
nate life that make 1t imperative
Y n you discontinue your calls here.
!, Nv private life, ma'am?" ] repeat
!. Il was not aware that ! had a
Fl rate life"
ANITA, leave us alone with Mr.
|rslock,n commanded her mother.
Ia fhe girl hesitated, bent her head,
with cowed look went slowly to-
as h the door. There she paused.
" with what seemed great effort,
y. Id her head and gazed at me. How
II, rer came rightly to interpret her
NJ don't know, but | said: Miss
Il, tfSl., we the right to insist tha'
yoo stay" saw she was going &c
me, and before Mrs. Ellersly
rN "a repeat her order said: Now
ma Ham, il any one accuses me of hav
,use done anything that would cause
nal 10 exclude a man from YOU
y se am ready for the liar and hi
~ | spoke was searching tn
4 ID p, bad old face of her husband TO
Ssr explanation. Their pretense OF ou'
" hioi AMY itJtStCo 81 Ch~~
= absurd Neither up town no
lulI p, nor anywhere else, had don
thing that any one could regard a
peach OF the code of a man or Tn
10. Then, reasoned |, they mus
:. 4 found some one else to hel
nan, out of their financial troubles
,cbd, one who, perhaps. has made tn
,ove " TO me the price, or part OF u
|, Of his generosity. Who? WI
vent me? In instant answer, up b
m ia my mind flashed picture
selse Langdon and Sam Ellersly ar
IS m entering Lewis office. To
y saon wishes to marry her; al
'po parents wish it, too; he is u
she was confessing to me abo
u csc We're my swift conclusions.
90 not care to discuss lie mi
led al UT" Mrs Ellersly was replyir
le q Nae Indicating that 1t was not
nse y scuss. And this was the WON
,e ma hardly been able to treat civil
Deg alseating were her fawnings a
sing erngs!
l'n, ~, ~ ! said, ignoring her and OPT
~ my batteries full upon the
You are taking orders FRI
.sa N uray Langdon. Why"
III ! spoke, | was conscious Il
mad been some change in Ami
my rsed at her With startled e.
n Rus me-
ernps al'a, leave the room!" cried N
tw.Wsy harshly panic under the CT
eglnI in her tones.
ut elv @h rather than saw my adv
is unuo and pressed it.
t,nHe W See what they are doing, N
a ~ d, Sly," said |.
70 port = passed her hand over her e,
I'd is sr lace appear again. In it tn
energy OF repulsion that on
49, seemed exaggerated to
D. auowing really nothing OF
c,,,X situation. Il understand no
sue. "Oh--it is--loathson
usr eyes blazed upon her mot
~ W. A'uSome, echoed, dashinl
he as~peOrtunity III you are rot N
nd osct eua'tel and a decoy, If ther
Al rsdsfl 'Onanhood any self-respec
y ,asI II 'Uu will keep faith with me.
zen ve M. me- cried Mrs. Ellersly.
erS arrsa aaa, once q. LII. 49,. n