The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-03-31

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Gillespie were not already east for IT,"
'Gillcspic7' she said wondoringly.
thin added at once. as though memory
had prompted her: ITO be sure, there
lsGlllespie."
There is certainly Gillespie. Per
hps you would licfer call him Or
laido?" | yonturcd
Let me see" she pondcred. bending
he head: then: 20. that's brave
mn' lie writes brave verses. speaks
"a words. swears brave oaths and
them brayely. quite traverse.
art the heart Of his lover: MS a
ulsny litter. that spurs his horse but
On one side. breaks his stan like a
noble goose; but all's brave that youth
mounts and folly guides"
THAT Is Celia's speech. but well
rendered. Let us consider that you
are Rosalind. Celia Viola and Ariel
all In one. And shall be those i'm.
mortal villains Of old tragedy-flrst.
second and third murthcrcr: or. II II
suit you better. let mo be lago for
honesty; othello for great adventures:
Hamlet for gloom. Shylock for rolont.
lessnoss, and Romeo for loycsick'
ness"
Again she bent her head. then draw
lng n little away and clasping her
hands. she quoted: "'COme. WOO me
WOO me: for now am In a holiday
humour and like enough TO consent
What would you say to me now. AN
were your very, very RosallndT"
! stammcred moment. dlmly re-
calling Orlando's reply In the play
! did not know whether she were dar
Ing me: and this was certainly not tho
girls mood as we had met at ST. Aga
lha's. My heart lcapod and the blood
ungled In my nngcr.tlps as memory
searched out the long forgotten scene,
and suddenly I threw At her the line
How II the kiss be dcnled?'"
She shrugged her shoulders
The rehearsal has gone far enough
Let MS come back to earth again"
but this. somehow. was not 80 easy
Far across the lake a heavy trail
fumbled. and It's engine blew a lonl
blast for Annandalc | felt at that In
slant the unreality Of the days events
With their elimination In this strangt
Interview on the height above th'
lake. Never. thought. had man par
leyed with woman on 30 oxtraordinar!
a business. In the brief silence, whil'
the Whistles echoes rang round TN
shore, drew away from the bcncl
mat had stood like harricadc be
tween us and walked toward her
dld not believe In her. she hai
haunted her shameful trickery In m.
ilce' and yet felt her spell upon M
az through TIN dusk ! realized anew
her splendid height. the faint dlt
closure OF her noble head and felt TN
glory OF her dark eyes She did no
draw away but stood quietly, with he
read upliftcd, light scarf cnugh
about her shoulders, and on her hear
round sailors cap, tipped away iron
/ her face.
] You must go back; must see 20
safely TO ST. Agatha's," said.
She turned, drawing the scarf clos
under her throat with a quick gesture
az though about TO go She laughe
with more honest gleo than ! ha
known In her before, and : forgot he
dupliciiy forgot the bold game sh
was playing. and the consequences I
which II must lead; my pulses b0unde
when bit OF her scarf touched m
hand as she flung a loose end over he
shoulder.
My dear Mr., Donovan, you propos
the impossible! We are foes. 20
must remember, and cannot acceE
your escort"
But have guard about the house
you are likely to get into trouble
you try TO pass through. must as