Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-07

| dlb hEhD TURNED b10NLI III FAO6 hHh
yes Ny shameful fault! Don't yoL
see, owed 1t to myself to come"
"You mean-Paul Remington But
that is not your fatIt. III onIy-am
responsible for that. I tried to shape
his life after mine--a poor model, Mrs.
Gilbert, I tried to cut him of from
bis happiness. Being what he was, he
had to leave me. And there were
others-who were tempting him. We
were too much for him"
"Ah. but | made It easy for him to
yield by making him discontented"-
1T began before that. But that was
your right too. | tried to cut you on
from your happiness;s
shamefuEmy happiness was not In
volged. Mr.. McAdoo..
He shook his head gragely. 1T
might have been. He was very low
able" He used the past tense In which
we speak Of the dead.
Again their eyes fell apart and there
was a silence. She forced herself to
speak.
"You have learned the lesson OF
generosity well, MI. McAdoo.n
II have to earn the charity that has
been given me-from every one-now
tIon you. i was cruel. brutal. to you
yet you could come here. Doesn't
that prove that you, too, have forgiven
much-tar more than II"
moi For what you said was true.
And ! was afraid to ~come-afraid Of
your Judgment You make me the
more ashamed
.Don'tl" he cried sharply, as II IN
pain. 'It hurts to see you abass your.
self before meis
Again a silence. while his eyes held
hers. The quality Of his gaze brighten
ed her. 1t was saying too much
breaking down her self command
drawing her to him. She spoke hastily
MI. McAdoo, do you know that BIZ
has disappearedT
She saw then the hurt that had. beer
put upon him. Eyes. l have tried t
have him found. but they can discover
no trace of him. But I will not Civ,
up until he Is found-and our faul
repaired" He used the plural uncon
sciously.
when you and him win you let nj
! know2 shall send an address Il
the Dunmeades."
AYou are going awayT"
Eyes; tomorrow"
) "And you will not come hack" III
|. did not ask q question.
He turned once more to look out int
! the street. But he saw nothing there
He was measuring the meaning Of tn
moment. she had changed. as had he
he felt 1t IN her every word. In he
presence. Yet her humility hurt hir
/ strangely. He had smany things (
!, make up to hern--and be would neve
have the chance: she vas going away
out Of his life, Ns suddenly as she ha'
come. Both feared the next meetin
OF eyes. Each had q secret that mus
be withheld. Yet by that telepath
which informs hearts even across th
j distances each guessed the others u
/ cret. knew that the frank intimacy 3
! the moment sprang from Enore than
/ | CpulAiQu fGEFSAs Nab HVtS klHu ~
death Of an unreasoning hostility. n
/ sney were not children. Both kne'
that before lffe's happiness come
i Hfe's responsibility and thar they. !
!. their game OF cross purposes. had a
sumed a responsibility which was ns
yet fulfilled.
She rose. He, too. got to bis fee
she held ont her ungloved hand. q
took It again In his strong clasp. FL
ips tried to fashion . convention
: farewell.
Fl hope you viii soon get rot
strength back and that you will !
successful always-and happy I
che last words her voice began 20 a
! tar
q" pray that Ilfa Will be kinder
yo1 than 1t has been. Mrs. esllpeg
And thar you with forget Ell thls~aT
nae. UnsteautHess wa IN his WI
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