Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-11

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sil!" | said this With much aiOnt4
and went toward th< door. RescAiaD
II. ] threw q parting shot as weat.
'Besides," | said. you know yeuU
have to see me pretty soon In spite =
yourself. II will be time for lHnchsea
u q quarter OF an hour. and I sueoaao
you intend TO come down."
She didn't answer. and | wsat do~a
the corridor and descended the stairs
in considerable OF . temper, l admit.
by Jovel" | said TO TerhaBe. whom
l found waiting anxiously for me al the
foot OF the stairs. IF | we're you 1
wouldn't waste any more time over
Agatha Sixth, She and my vile are in
league. l should think to prevent yos
from inheriting fortune The girl
cares for you. know. Dearest told me
as much. but they're just contrary
enough. the pair OF them. TO wait until
it's too late to get your aunt's property
before they admit it TO y0ul Some
QuiNotic notion about love tor loves
SAKE only seems TO have so possessed
hcrn mat they will not actually 10
4taHt until they've forced you TO sac
iiice the property. All women's noa-
seiss too. ! say There's no reason
Why you shouldn't have had both, But
aince they're so ig-headed about It.
upon my word, Id outwit them yet, II
were you" | was thorou. ally excited
nd sore. or perhaps | wou dnt have
made This suggestion. 4 wouldn't lea
.rn cheat me of my rights that way.
This is a chance in a hundred TO make
yourself ricA Tor Iife! | wouldn't wait
lCs them. Y I we're yeui I'D go ahead
ava ask Agatha First before the times
Hp. Shed have you In a moment"
Tn not so sure" replied Arch,
gazing longingiy at his watch. as II TO
hold the inmates back by force. His
sell fcontidenee was terribly shattered.
poor ola chap | could see that IL
Was a shame. too, II was sonnet hing
was always chatting him about. but
for all that. | was really fond of the
egoism that was SO characteristic of
him. | had always delighted in his
childish vanity.
The sight OF Agatha First through
the hall doors opening on 10 the veran-
da. just returned from a bout on the
links and swinging comfortably in a
hammock. inspired me- TO still greater
effort
Come, Tsrhune," | said. be q
man, There's Miss Endicott now, Go
and ask her. before it's too late. Its a
shame YOU should lose both the girl
and the iortunet"
But to my astonishment, Terhune.
whom | had always laughingly ac-
cused OF being mercenary beggar.
when II came TO a question of marry
ing did not take my sporting susges-
tion at all we'll