The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-30
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W TsS s5ss sS s2sT 9. sss5S ssss ? caught their breath and thsr feet f0T rhe tooeter and as the cage sprang skyward thelr eyes ret. Tn the strong iuminatlon the sudden m exp S sion of wondernent both faces changed to plesee
 T thought you were still in Europe" the mar
 We came back most unexpectedly; I've only been zen in New York day., the girl 1ntor1neo ne, f4 mn t.o @ haste they brought up smoothly at the rst stage
 @I had hardly moment for those few words witi
 1iI know she replied the soaring ascent was
 Suddenly he was aware what large part of l his thoughts she had continued to hold eyeT snfT rhe made his mind that he was not wiling 10 hd suns another such blank in his life; that at any hazaro
 "It was funny she continued, the way we were always just catching sight of each other all of las
 The longest talk ever had with you at Mrs
 aAf her County Fair garden party, in the autumn, she pursued eagerly, When we talked as we M spun seem more 1o e ithe Teai thing That wasn't very tisfaetory whirng at such rate with steam organ
 It 7mustNrot Be the same now" he pleaded. q
 seof course she assented readily. "I shall count on it." ..;eo-,od Fate in control of the elevator.
 oh get out here she ezpained lair in eonsterna ma nurse. Her brother is clerk in an office here. I'm
 eBaf this won't do," he protested blank1y as she edgsd toward the dooT preparing a rapid exit
 we are at the hote,' she added, preoccuped with ssWfat hotei?" he demanded as she nervously and consciously turned from him.
 ~step lively please" the inezorable voice spoke shortly.
 biddinglg phe~ele4ator, if it were p5ojeetIe Tuptness of the parting following so quickly the meeting the unexpectedness of the meeting left down upon the plt,rlaes of her vanishing hat he himself was carried helplessly aloft Only when
 se o n rec not1 Gecison cearV the only thing to be done was to join her immediately before she left the building
 running toward him in visible excitement :. Yes he snapped.
 you to go down at once to Mr Bentley's He sent message saying he had hurry-can and had to hours to catch his boat.'
 ofeourse if Bentley were ere going away the doeu7 through without it and interests involved were 1Uu the third story She possibly would remain where she had gone1 for shoTt tune at least I By her before she left. As he turned, car was just sinking beneath the threshold of the entrance His excited call brought it back and in an instant he was dropping 9[ downwsTd story by story
 with fopen-eyed astonshrnent
 T didn't think you'd be finished soon " he stanl-
 "Oh the brother. has taken another place. They No, not quite for nothing she added sweetIy and with earing Here meet again. Isn't absurd? g5 yoaFe ha bros og bodg that. Though don't that didn't mean it. mean that didn't mean to say it..
 The sensation of striking his chin on the toes of his shoes notified him that they were on their way toward the lower regions The dizzy downfall had begun and in an instant he must be at his oNn land ing tIPd place. o,-,n . o,,,, che con+;nusd ~Non, you can walk little distance with and tell me about yourself and we can catch up the ends
 Indeed" he interposed dejectedy, %I'd give any 4 s9 q9 h on e pd oo2 o hom m usgTs5 going off to Venezuela. You understand what mean and he's sent fer me in rush about some important business of his If it were mine I'd throw 1t to the winds, but it's of the utmost cons equence to him
 ..Yop have to get out. she said with what he 1'In two floors. You said you were at hotel, but could not hear what as I carried of by s se @ sP9e oH4P r4Pd dont fnoH how. long we shall be there"
 Fourth floor the mad1' announced as they came dizzily to a standsti1l.
 "only one more" he groaned, "It's too madden ing: I've been looking forward to this for months, Then you did not qllite forget me?"
 Forget you!' The proposition appeared to him cunning across
 "What?' he asked as all support appeared to drop away from beneath him and they were again III mo- T thinll-I wish-I -wonder-Oh, here we are. Good-by,' she continued aagitatedy.
 Not good-by, he nnplored
 Even before he had finished the bars of the swiftly lc1osed portal cut him off.
 the course of the business Unforeseen obstacles until Bentley n his sheer tell into the habit of looking every moment at his watch steamer he, bo1ted from the when the end reached to lean back III ns ehar, stretch his legs and light a cigarette Then he