The Washington times., 1910-02-11

THATF.A Err % may have been
w out there DID The street, that
v v had alarmed her. she forget
&c, and ms arms were around
her. her 1.-THE, sinuous. puIsiDE body was
crushed madly against my own and our
irs had met before either OF us realized
{ IT, We had mutually recognized the
strange and overwhelming instinct of
/ IOve, lHat had asserted its control over
( both az the seIT-same instant forgot
the world. the flesh and the devil. the
car Russia and niHUIsn. and she
forgot even that upT-crmosf terror that
( was tearing at her heart. lu ruat SUI
/ praIHe moment OF the rap-uroEs reeoE-
milton or love
We were conscious of the fact that
SIC were standing directly before the
( TIC moment Iu tui view uf persons
passing iu the street, We had forgotten
every thing save each other
We were both silent there was no
occasion for words our souls were
zueak king 90 each other iu IauzrIa &c
Of their own, Sod-Eiven and com
nlTtC.s which leaves nothing rr be- uu-
terStOCd- which -owDTeh bends all t-T---S
IN such supreme moments AS that
ore was heart speaks 20 heart with
Q complete understanding wGicl. uas~pt17
all human knowledge, and which can
be- understood only by the two who q TO
most concerned. and by Cod. who rrea-
ted such impulses
Presently we were back again beside
me low dIEau- she was seated upon
fhe edge OF IT, and T was beside her
with one knee on the floor cra~-7r--
both her hands iu one OF mine while
the other still enCiTcIed her BODY hold
Ing tightly aSIi~St me IN that rhaD sod-
Of love whic'= oVe-aweS All sense Of
understanding.
Her head rested lightly upon my shar-7-
der. stray treSses OF her hair brushed
% nd
half-Darted lips. glowing like newly
opened rOSe-bUdS. never attained dis
raucc Of more than an inch from mine
and for the most part they were to-
thrill that pulsed through her being and
mine.
When our lips were not in contact our
eyes were they were gazing into the Ut
most DEPTHS Of each others soul. read
ing and understanding all that was
mutually expressed, charmed and faS-
cinatcd by the beaUteOuS panoramic
scenes which fiutIered IN loVe-DhantomS
past our prophetic vision.
My love- my love- she murmUTef
over and over again, as If u were all
she could utter and as II with the use
Of that expression all things were said
and done. and I replied as inevitably
and COMPREHENSIVE
II sounds inaue enough In the telling
Of it. but meaningless phrases and alb
rUpr expressions may at certain mo-
meuTS IN our lives. express event hing.
Time became a blank the world was
hlCtted OUT existence was only an In
Cident- we, ourselves with our bodies.
our energies, our capabilities had be
come mere atoms In the immensely Of
that greatest Of all Gods creations,
Love.
There were suurdererS waiting IN the
street TO DO me 20 death. 7 thanked
God for their presence since because
or be- cara had been brought TO the con-
feSSiOn and expression Of her love for
me She was uihiliSr queen and she
had played with the affections of men In
order 10 Stupefy them 10 her Purposes
M demanded by the cause she served
but I also thanked God for that he
cause its consideration and my deeD re-
sentiment had made plain 20 me the
real power and passion Of this abUnd-