Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

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YES" she saia sweetly Tn Goaao
to get ready Yeu aeean, thish
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way'" And she vanished into tn
house
NY wife and stared ct each oehss
We'll What do you think Of tha<y
Z exclaimed
Il think she's a little heroine" a.
sscretsry-I mean dearest answessA
As Tor thai mani" she stopped. bu
Glsd Terhnne wasn't there to see IT.
We'll. 1t is a shame" | concede1
HE ought not to treat the poor littl
Girl So What caa he be about. any
way N he doesn't take care hel
Jolly well tall between two ssools,"
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'steois. agreed Dearest. "and serve
hin right. tee--the old nirtl BA
Wilfred" cad she hxed me with q leoh
that ] secretly trembled before BE-
cause n means an unpleasant duty to
he performed by me. you must Aa1
cut what he's up to-" but before
could reply We we're In the midst a
hurried farewells to Terhune. who n
he we're in disgrace. WAS also our
guest. and we had packed him on IN
the little runabout to catch his train.
without . word Of rebuke.
Not half an hour later We were
standing on the steps Of the side ea-
trance to the castle In our autom0bils
togs. with Agatha Sixth and Leslis
Freer, waiting for Agatha First. %
Miss Endicott-to use her proper
name once In a while-to join us BE-
fore starting on our trip to see the
cricket Freer, . pale-eyed. saaAy-
haired young chap. Vas envelopes IN
one of the coats that 90 with the me-
chine for the convenience Of chance
guests. and was promising MS thst hs
would be quite csnfortable. though
no one seemed particularly soltcitous.
Il wonder why Miss Enaicott
doesn't come-she's 80 slow" he re-
marked for the twentieth time. -
least
| But it wasn't until I haA quite m
isheA fussiRg with the machine, q sir
cylinaersd touring car. having goes
over every part Of her with the chauf-
feur, and was beginning TO get 9 bit
impatient. that the young lady whs
was responsible for the delay appear
ed In the hall eAtrar-s
But to our ast0aioA0Snt she DID
not wear 20 much as . linen austes
over the white frock she had worn
that morning to indicate that she
intended to motor with us that day.
Good gracious. Aggie. dear," en-
postulated Dearest from the ton
neau where she and Agatha siHtA
were already ensconced, aren't you
going to wear anything warmer thea
that? It's cold motoring. you knev.
even in June"
But I'm not going. Agatha" -
piled the girl pleasantly I've -
cided not to-"
Decided not to-" echoed her host
ess a little taken aback. and Why.
please" While Freer added q drawl
ing. 20. I say. Mise Endicott. that's
a shame, We can't 20 without yoA.
you know" to her expostulation.
No. I can't 60" explained Agatha
First. coming down q step or two.
"You see-you SEQ" she passed .
strong brown hand across .
! fine sun-burnt forehead. Il don't feel
very well. I've the worst hesdache'
Knocking that ball around in the sun
SO long this morning ! guess" she
added. looking severely at the young
man from the village. much as n II
were his fault
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