Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1912-02-15

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Hs Caught a clIiIpse Of Her White,
Despeite Face.
he fred again andIagain. Satisfied at
last that the beaF was dead, and OBJ
serving that he lad fallen upon the
clothes Of the baher, he turned, de-
scended the stre4n for a few yards
until he came to Aplace where it was
easily fordabls, Stepped through 1t
without a .glancegtoward the woman
shivering In the Eater, whose sensa-
ton SO far as a Acre man could, he
thoroughly underatood and appreciate
ed, and whose m5desty he fain would
spare, having nd forgotten to be a
gentleman in fiyesears of his own 80
ciety-high test " quality, that.
He climbed outupon the bank, up
rooted small tree, rolled the bear
clear Of the heap IL woman's clothing
and marched straight ahead Of him up
the canon and aropnd the bend,
Thereafter, being man, he did not
faint or fall, but completely unnerved
he leaned againstI the canon wall,
dropped his gun At his feet and stood
there trembling Nightly, sweat be-
dewins his forehead and the sweat
had not come from his exertions. In
one moment the Whole even tenor Of
his life was changed. Tho one
glimpse no hst tot Of those white
shoulders, that pallid face, that golden
head raised from thc water, had swept
him back Ave years. He had seen
onco-more In tho solitude woman
Other women he had seen at a dis
lance and avoided in his yearly visits
to the settlements. or course, these
had passed him BY remotely, but here
he was brought In. touch intimately
with humanity. lie who had taken
life had saved 1t. "a woman had sent
him forth; was woman to call him
bsck?
He cursed himself for his weakness
He shut his eyes aid summoned other
memories. How lpng he stood there
he could not have fold. He was tight
ing pattie and il seemed to him at
last that ne triumpped' Presently the
consciousness camp TO him that per
haps he bad no right to stand there
iaie; IL may Dc tntt the woman need
ca MIN perhaps she had tainted In
the wafer; pernaPs-, He turned to
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