Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-10-29


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tr;.d o.,oin to caross her
"ploas.. don't Joe"
This time she rebuffed him sharply
and moved away from him.
..pb all RIGHT II THAT'S the wav Won
! fool rL,pt r."
/ lie turned from her with an injured
air and. lighting cigarette. began to
pace the room. Although In his re-
morse during her absence he had re-
solved not to ask her what had passed
in the CAPTAINS rooms. curiosity. now
that his confidence had been restored
by the proof of immunity. tormented
his vicious mind. He was not only
ready. but desired to know everything
that had occurred even to unavowabl,
details. If any such there were.
He was there when you arrived:'
he questioned. seeing that she showed
no disposition to talk.
YES"
| "Anybody else
He WAS alone"
You must have caught him In :
good humor. He'd never have done
this IN one of his usual groucheS.
didn't know You were such diplomat
What did you say 10 him.
a good many things.
didn't tell him sent you. did you|
He knew"
'IIe knew? How did he know? Wh'
told him."
Il don't know. He just knew"
'Somebody must have told him, ant
you were the only one who knew"
NO; he knew too. l didn't tell"
But how did you open the CONVEX
satlon" he demanded 1mpatiently
Nv hat did You say! What's the mat
ter! Can't you answer meT'
II don't see why should"
Il do. l want to know. and I've I
right to know"
She vouchsafcd no reply.
lie dropped his authoritative tom
and became persuasive.
: you say he was alone when you M
rived. How did he receive your" h
coaxed.
She remained silent.
What did he say to you? What di
[ he do:'
Still she did not answer. but sat a
though in a stupor.
come. Emma, don't be contrary
1 Tell all that took place. You kno,
r that it is between us Did he ask 70
r to kiss him."
81 wonder what time 1t Is" she sale
D with SILVER. as though she had nc
heard him.
: "Neyer mind the time What did h
say when YOU asked him to let me off
He must have said lot You wer
t gone long enough"
"WiU you nlcase toll mo what fin,
Z II isl"
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:. Williams'?"
She rose. still in her stupor Of wea,
l. moss
"Goodbv Joc" sbe said
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are Won poinr;"
y "To mothers Jimsv's coming hoe
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