The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-05-10

10 XIII thht ltlloW doANh huitHt Jug
thing is too damned complicated fol
me | wish my hmented grandfather
had len me something easy To think
OF it-that all the time rye been ours
Ing and abusing Bates since | came
here Eve been enjoying his bounty
and he's been giving me the fat ~ the
land, Just because OF his devotion "a
my srandfa,her's memory Lord,
can't face the fellow again"
As have said before. you're rather
lacking NJ times in persplcacity Your
intelligence is narred by large opaque
spots. Now that there seems % be q
woman in the case you're less sane
than ever Bah, these women And
now we've got to 20 70 work "
Bah, these women Nv own heart
caught the words was enraged and
bitter No wonder she, had been snN.
ious for me 70 avoid Pickering in Gin
cinnati, sitter daring me TO follow her
therel
We called council OF war for that
night that we might view matters in
the light OF Pickerings letter His
assuredRess IN ordering ne to leave
uada n,or,n, and d.ol,ive action
necessary IN nv nsr summoned
Stodhard 70 our conference feeling
confident Of his triendllness
~of course ora no hrnad sbonl
dored cbanla,n "a, Won rouII show that
vopr sbsorce w. IN bpsinsss ~ very
rravo ,mnorta,cc ira coorts might.
eang,-,o IN yor- f,ynrr
larry looked M tho ealllnr and blew
rirgs ~ sr,,kc lg,,ptary bad moo
d,sclossd n erber IN tbsu the cans,
a, mv absence op such matter +
know ! sboulJ cot praci,va lff.is sym
rath, tr,u Tsrrv ,rd md no-e
5var i faelin, ,bat ronl1 NOT d.srg.
Marian peyor.uy WIN ,,y gr5 ts,sr
sbrank from mentioning her mann
tbopcb II -app mo fh. ,,li 80 b,rfe-
in mn blood
sba was slwavs haf,rs us tHs
charmed -pfrit ~ yortt lIrlad fr
every foo, ri he earth eyerv ,Iasm 81
ma spr ioon no fc..b,url r,t. e,srr
g,arv ~ mo winter s4rsa, An IN.
rooi ,mp,IIsos Ead syr- sresI Vs-
ouickenrd ~ ito hy me ,ho,ieB, of b.-
Amid the davs rerp,eyirieg started
sometimes thinking heard her yoire
her glrlish laughter or saw her again
coming toward me down the stair, or
holding agalng, the ian, her fan Win
It's golden butterflies really knew
so little Of her could dss5ci1te her
with no home. only with that last Mn
Of the autumn upon the lake the SNOW
driven woodland. that twilight hour al
the organ in the chapel those stolen
at the Armstrong; I ne
scented the pressure Of the hours m
fairs. and chafed AZ the necessity for
talking OF my perpleylties with m,
good friends who were there 10 help
wished 20 be alone, to yield 10 the
sweet mood that the thought Of her
brought me The doubt that crept
through my mind as TO any possibility
N connivance between her and Picker
ing was as vague and heeting az the
shadow OF swallows wing on a
sunny meadow
You don't intend fighting the fact
u yonr absence. do you2' demanded
larry. after long silence
'0i course not" I replied ferrely
Pickering was right on my heels. and
ny absence was known TO his men
lere, And 1t would not be square 10
ny grandfather,-who never harmed a
lea, may his blessed soul rest in
'eacel-to lie about It. They might
TAIL me for perjury besides
Then the quicker We get ready for
siege the better. As / understand
our attitude. you don't intend 10
move out until you've found whore the s
Hers hidden Being gallant gen /
leman and Of forgiving nature YOU
5ant to be sure that the lady who is
ow entitled to Il gets all there is
oming to her. and as YOU don't trust
be executor any further than ,rua
-ishman trusts a British prime mI,is Il
sr's promise. you're going IN stand nv a
, watch the bullion oouated Is tina.
correct analysis OF vopr intention >, a
That's as near ope NJ NV ida,.
pure likely to get"
Spoken Ike a man n, snlri, "A