New-York tribune., 1909-01-17


jrai5n as j, should he carried on, than shall have
r. get the election
/ have no doubt that j. viii not he easy. but
have confidence that Vou viii do it
Thank YOU | mean,-'t was my purpose
intcnied-when had won the first step 20 ask YOU
YOU would not help me with the rest OF the battle
~Ycs. Miss HaIdanc. prrposed to ash, YOU TO be
Your ovltc," exclaimed ,he girl
I, surprises YOU doubtless. Possibly It dismays
/, surprises me. certainly
And vet YOU mus, have known, YOU must have
sccu.-you are woman enough tor thdt.-thdt l
cared great deal for Your opinion
will not deny It. Nj GormIy returned the
girl Things YOU have Sl-d-nnt 50 much that per
haus as the wav YOU have said thcn-have led
to think 50. But | really never imagined You
see. there Is So much llncrcnce-
| know that | am almost old enough 70 be Your
father" returned the man gravcly. " | am no boy.
Therefore, | am the more sure and convinced OF
what l say, and YOU can lie the more sure also that
lie fal,cred over the unfamiliar words. The girl
stole "a glance at him in the moonlight. lie stared
straight ahead Of HIM and looked GRIM enough lie
had moved over on the broad seat, almost in con
with her in order that he might be heard IN the
noise made by the car, which was now flying up the
river road at q great pace
1t is a great honor that YOU pay me began the
Watt" said the man Il am not through. l
did not intend to tell YOU tonight As | say, was
going to wait until had something worth while
to offer, but things | have learned have made
it necessary in my Judgment to inform YOU OF tins
What things. Mr. Gormly?"
Indeed | cannot tell YOU; at least not now y
political campaign in some aspects Is terrible
thing Charges are made. accusations are brought.
hidden things disclosed and sometimes the COM
pcNIou changes IN day
Is some one making charges against YOU or
discovering things about YOU,
&c No one. 1t Is not OF myself | am thinking.
"Of whom2 OF what, them
As | said before, returned the man, Il can
cav 10 me Il my
demands that | put YOU in possession of the
state of nv feelings. | asking
if YOU anything for me 1t is easy for me TO
have fallen in love with YOU, indeed | don't
how | could have helped 1t; but the case with
YOU is different. | think | am perhaps a who
might win a womans affection, but it would never
come spontaneously | should have to show what
in me- he went on, with complete and utter
ignorance of the process. which he was keen enough
to discover in his and stupid enough to
know nothing of with regard to womanknd. And
| want YOU to know, whatever happens in these
closing days OF the campaign, that L do truly and
devotedIv love YOU. Great Cod Miss Hadane YOU
cannot know what these simple words mean TO
me; what | would like to have them mean 70 YOU.
Some day it NAV be soon. | Will ask YOU to be
my wife; but all that | want to impress upon
YOU is that whatever happens to me or to anyone |
a pledged to YOU in my heart forever. Nothing
make any difference in my feelings. You under
stand that
He turned his head and looked directly at her
Unconsoiousy he reached out his hand and caught
her by the arm. The woman faced him steadily.
She did not make motion to draw her arm
away.
i understand entirely" she said.
And you-you will-io YOU think" He
stopped No. he said, it shall stop there. with
this moment. with this statement. | ask nothing,
| expect nothing. and. so far a can crush
down his own feelings hope for nothing. l just
want YOU to know the fact
T KNOW it " was the answer. Now YOU must let
me say something. | am, at least l believe my