The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-08-07
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slip or i tirt In lin arms lust ID sh>
was. about to Stnky fainting beneath
thu hofSs'D hoofy. : W . ~
:. barker brought the performances u
Z. halt with-a crack o9 biz whip. !Thu
seudisnes v4s m t,ip1tst White tatsd
clowns 4 and II ny Wv 6 attirtd aotob4tu
crowded around Polly sind the pastor. I
|. { Douglas Old nst ~ them: ~ hadd
sconne iafd hi1 oWn. # ,..:s.s.s !. .5s:. :ss
y AHeis :brthsfn' her. ont. yshispsfsd
I Eloiss, who still watched u tho ~
F trance. Jim dared not loek nps His
head was still ID bis hAnds. !, .; e2:
Ills tt.over7' be gro4ust. :::::::: .
f. NJ dont know. can't tell yet y
She stepped aside as Douglas came out
I:of the tent, followed by Il swarm of
performers: He kaeft On the soff grass
and rested Pol1y,t head upon bis knee
The others pressed about them. II
seemed to Douglas that he w4fesd
hours; then her white lids quivsrsd
and opened, and the Color crspt back
to $hsr tips. TX, ss:5s :. POE
t: tits all right, Jimt'> called one :ot
the men: from the crowd. SHES only
tainted" The big fellow had waited
In his tracks for the verdict rysz;> r7.s.z.
Polly,s eyes looked up Into: thoase 81
the parson. A thrill shot through hi
veins. go. g. ~E $3.50 ~, t:s%ts., y
TIT was nd use, wins tt1'i size shock
bur head, with; 10 sud lfttls smtls. Hs
knew that she WINS Thinking Of her
failure to get out az his way Stz>. 5s;s
That's because I need you 10 much,
Polly, that God won't |et you 20 away
from me-" He drew her nearer to
him. and the warm blood that shot to
her cheeks brought back her strength.
She rose unsteadtly and looksd about
her. Jim came toward her, white and
trembling. 49, ], >i,.ssssss - -. ), =.
IAN right, Pom e g. "a. u -
"oh,s Mnvvsr :Jimr' shs threw her
self into his arms and chung 10 bin,
sobbing weakly. ,..$ :sE7 s*s .+g s .zs1
:: No one could ever remember ,ust
how the audience left: the big Top that
night, and even Barker had no cisar
idea OF how Jim took down the tepts,
loaded the great wagons and sent Tho
caravan on Its way. s. .55#/ p.
When the last agon was beginning
to climb the long. winding road Of tho
uaoonlit bill; Jim turned 10 Polly. who
stood near the ride. of the deserted
ring. His eyes Travelled from hsf 70
the parSon, who waited near her. She
wAs In her street clothes now, tho little
brown Quakerish dress which shs had
chosen 70 wear % much since hsr ~
turn from the parsonage IS ISL I.
II guess I won't 30 lnaki1' no mis-.
take this time, !. he said. and be piacsd
h6r hAhd Ia that Of tho pafaon. ST.
90 eodby, Msvvet Tim faltere l,sb,i.
y. ]. s.: i 80. Is.
He stopped ana touchsd hsr fore
bead With biz Ups. y mothers spirtt
breathed through his kiss. D a,sss.
/ "I'm glad It's like this he raid,
then turned away ana followed the
long, dottad line % winding lights dts.
Aring slow over. the hill.
Her eyes Travelled saf Her him. u. sss=
Douglas touched the cold little hand
~ her side, Il
r belong with them ~ SAID, ssill
ga4ine after Jim and the waenn1
You belong with No, y = III ansyress
IA 4 1rm. crave voice. ana 1omething
81: the ;deep. sure tna,sa st6ld htf Ia
VA speaking ths truth. 1he ND
psle ttemblin9 hand IS III shopldes
md looked ulp fnto III facS.
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