The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-05-30
THURSDAY N.Y.

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md not sEe hin D. a-.~
Sc tie next ss4sa-
Tn 40 glad 30. -
seskes. Eselyn rvp.ss.s -. s
pleased. toe he Eas a.. u
canal sppoin;sasSs. az
% married BY the e. ~
% a. to sail CO tie s,A- 49,
Leave It eaa-ssy =
arged the Judge. kfaegy 1T
pare her for the saoch n
50 there shall 60, - -. "a
unpleasan'ness- She Co, Saz
woman you can reasos ~,
an Of sense. ey Eaa.- s@
SO the two ven; ezis,l, a..
the wedding presaratso-, "
Judge Kept TO his part Q. -. =
he showed Miss lie No.. "a
assiduouxly. lie took - =
theaters and 10 eoae~-,, -
tored wi;h her to al ps..., -
terest-
What 4 delightful 90 an
is. Diane told Roy liz 80
bis being able TO take <. ..~.- ,~''a
! know should have -.
with you so very busy. gsy -.
koy's conscience gave =.
Ing twings lie had ss~s, -
spare moment with Eyelrr
Aunt IYauz A.
love-? he asked Rwkwartlr -.
over her chair. and s;res,-,
beautiful gray hair.
Why. boy dear. you nav .
ask IL | believe In lie o. ,rg,,
But you've never loved A,,,
i mean so everything else ,gr -,
back into perspective and ,sn -
yourself and one other
Not exactly" said Miss ls Nm.
gently.
so the whole world uogn 49,.
dark IL you knew you'd n.t., -
them again." persisted ROY.
rs 1t that way with you.- =.
turned her head up to him. hs, =.
eyes searching his own. Ror -,
his head and kissed her cheek
You've been awfully good Il =.
Aunt Diane"
Have |, boy? Maybe | have -.
selfish, too"
That was all she said, and Rer :.
ii drop. The wedding vas orlr
week off now. That evening tie "a
was to be host They mo,ored a.
along the shore TO q beach ho,e. n,
balcony where dinner was ss--,~
seemed TO overhang the rocks a.
beating waves. A youthful -ss
cleaned In the south, silver a-tra
against a green-gold sky. goy a.
Evelyn leaned over the balcony ~
ing after dinner, so as to give -
judge his chance Tor a conhdtr,H
tete-a-tete. IL was to be surely ss,fiss
tonight, he had promised them. O.s
or twice they looked cautiously aaa
at the couple. Diane was Listening
silence. her fingers trining WITH As
rose petals on the tablecloth bstv4
her. The judge seemed TO be ;alrrg
very earnestly, very forcibly GA
he even reached over and covered ~
trifiing fingertips with his own aasa
and she did not withdraw them.
He's such an old brick 10 Do q
this for u.s. whispered Roy. slir7.sf
one arm tenderly around EVEN
Well never forget II, vii! We. svss
hearth"
Il think they'll be good tries=a
too, even after she finds out TIA;
was sort of put up affair. She's g
sensible, and broadminded"
It's over, hush." warned Roy. %
the two rose slowly. and strollet =
wards them. Brace yourself iOr "a
inevitable. grille"
They waited. The Judge locfs
very well satisfied with himself Mn
Diane was smiling slightly. Der iia
raised towards that young silver d
moon.
Children" began the Judge, ~
PLY. 1T is with the deepest feeling
OF happiness and pride that ] a.
able to announce to you Miss Dszss'
consent"
"Oh, you darling" exclaimed Eve
Iyn. the tears springing TO her sa
eyes. And you won't mind Eo3i
marrying me a bit, even Il be is
young?"
"Roy's marrying" exclaimed DSase
sudden light leaping to her s's
She turned and looked up al -
Judge.
God bless my heart" be gss'e-
1 forgot all about you. Ro!.
asked for myself. Diane and ! ~
to be married as soon as my fair -
says"
Cant you come down 10 Pe'ef .
the honeymoon, Uncle Otis,
gested Evelyn mischievously. "
love to have you, Roy and l.