The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-20

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that sort Of thing. Besides. his curl.
osiU y quenched. am the sort he
supposed. Now he's found out he win
be nice. it, been days since I've had
talk with him. He tried to, but
wouldn't Besides, the major has said
nasty things about him when Howard
was present - nothing definite. only
hints, smiling silences, innuendoes on
the verge OF matters rather unfit, and
had nothing definite to refute.
could not even appear to understand
or notice, It was all done In such
horribly vague way. But It only made
me like him. and no doubt that actress
he took to the PATRONS ID better COM
pany than he finds In nine places out
Of ten among his own sort"
'Oh," saidsGrace Ferran slowly. ~
that y the way you feel don't see
why you shouldn't play with Mr.. 81
ward whenever you like"
"Nor I. I've been perfect fool not
to. Howard hates him."
How do you known
what question:! A woman knows
such things. Then, you remember that
car1cature- 80 dreadfully like Howard.
Howard has no sense OF humor. He
detests such things. It was the most
dreadful thing that Mr.. eiward could
have done to him."
"Meddled again!' groaned 0Eace.
'Doesn't Howard know that did
that2"
"Yes. but nothing l en- say alters
his conviction that the likeness was
intended. You know It was a likeness.
And II Mr.. Siward had not told me
that It was not intended should new
er have believed It to be an accident"
After prolonged silence Sylvia said
overcarelessly: X don't quite under
stand Howard. With me anger lasts
bat q moment, and then I'm open to
overtures for peace. think How
ards anger lasts"
1T does" said Grace. HE was q
nun a. q b0y-a prig with prigs
memory under all his shallow. snowy
surface. I'm frank with you. never
could take my cousin either respect
fully or seriously, but I've known him
| to take his own anger 80 seriously that
years after he has visited it upon those
who had really wronged him. And he
y equipped for retaliation II he chooses.
That fortune Of his reaches far. Not
that think him capable Of using such
power to satisfy mere personal dis
like. Howard has principles, loads Of
| them, but the weapon IL there"
lis 1t true that Mr.. Siward u inter
ested In building electric roadsY' asked
Sylvia curiously. INF. Mortimer said
| 90"
Then suppose he Is. I'll ask Kemp
Il you like. Why? Isn't 1t all right
10 build them?"
X suppose so. Howard Is In It some.
how. In fact, Howard's company 4
behind Mr.. Siward's, believe"
Grace Ferrau turned and looked q
the girl beside her, laughing outright
'Oh, Howard doesn't do mysterious
financial things. Besides that, 4
Howard u In that thing NO doubl
Kemp and are too. So your MICS
young man 10 IN very safe company"
"Tou draw such silly differences, =
said Sylvia cooaly, but there was Z
good deal Of color In her cheeks, and
she knew It and pulled her big motor
veil across her face, fastening It under
her chin, Ill OF which amused Gracl
Herrall Infinitely until the subtier zig
nthcance Of the girls mental processe1
struck her. SOLDERING her own thoughts
Sylvia, too, had grown serious In hel
prsoccupatton, and the pards-a-deuz
terminated few minutes lateF IN I
duet Of silence over the teacups In tn,
eunfoom.
A few moments later sylvia, eianc
Ing over hsr shoulder. noticed that
me misty drixzle had caouded the case
msnts. That meant that hee usoa
l.evening stroll on the clias with Quar-
rier bsfose dressing for d1nnss was od
! And shs drew little breath q uneon
nclous rslief - Marion Page walks<
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