The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-14

ready for hi1 ioari ey. md fnrn him
telf tnwny IRON hrr presence aud had.
Plunged down tke giant ssalf. ne had
Zone everything lint mortal man c1ald
Do for her comfort. wood enoisii to
last her Tor ,tuo weeks had beea te1,tI
iron the cave and Piled hi tho Il lc)ls'
lenihnds eyhrywhetc - c6 10 WI Gn1lIy
accessible 10 her; tho stores che al-'
Sreuiy had the run on and Be had ~
ted d Stout bar 10 tha outer Id1el
which would render II imprbgnAhle to
any attnck that nigh 10 iakda n ninrE
Il although he NV. no guAItsE from
which ;hpf pSannlt intpeHds
2 Enid had ftc6yerstl mot only her
strength, but q good lGat nfshef nefT6,i
That sheblosed ttttB man and tlint 4
loved her had; ZEN AsFs courage shb
varids bei ieariplly lonely. u eouF's,
but not 70 much nfraid al before The
month Of Immunity ID thes mnnntlitse
without any Interrupt loh6 ltad dln1is
pateii nnS poasihl .ahptNn h6Rso ON
her was with q linklnE Az.
however that Ehe spF hin 10 lit
lpstf 4 b fs| >. ( E. s,
spEhey hadsbeen no much toset n
~ that month: they Ind leernc vhdl.
love sWa2. When he cans bleiI q
would be different, no would not c9iao
alone. The ArstS hpnan being shetn,st
'Npnld bring the world 10 mo door Of
the lonely but beloved cabin n the
'lnoqntalns--the world WITH III Quss
tipns. dts Inference. Its srspielouh IT.
derunciations and It's necusatlcAsl
Some kind Of an explanation would
have 70 he made, some sort an an
swler would hayestp be given, soms 10
luton OF the problem would have 10
be arrived at., What there would -
she could not tell. n
,Neybold's departure xhs Tho tho
end Of an era to her. Tho cnrtAln
dropped when II rose again what waS
TO be expected! There NssJ no COM
fort except I'm the thought that ,alis
loved him. 80 long ias their afIectinfs
matched and ran taseshsff nothing
else Hattered. Withli 30 soirticn mn
all next to her sadly, beating heart 6l,o
wus still suptemely eoniidSiit tint
ioye, OF. Godrand there WAS moi ~
much difference b iween them AZ h
make II worth. %hile 10 mention tha
ono rather than the other-s would ma
the, way. ~ Is y Is, M. 4
Their leave taking had been ANN
larry cold and abrunt gheIhad lvssI.
lied I the danger he was mt 10 Iincu5l.
and ahe had eiacie "a 4 reluctant ipros,.
ise from, him that he would ia "a fefsii.
.aDoii,t throw ,yo ,r ;,ife: AVN ~, &.
risk itaeyen, remember INT n nj
mine,'' she had urged. Z 4
-tslaad ,ipst I'd tuifnplVJ AZ 1si,ss iI,.i -.
Joined NJ upon rim n M, ;nroi 4 ~ (.
He had gi9eniii Il word IN IA s ,,,,Iii !,
rot send heir. bach Ia ber3, mi S,st ~
would brlnEdtsback. ana, Z ~. M y n
fidefce III Ithat wprd II !Sor \ 4 sFeS,l
that had he been Inclined sto 4 49, kIs..
promisei would hnvs. ~ Z: M 4 n
lYJii1possib la Ehere M ,,ssli = la y
clasp ofsthe hnIid I. II. io ~ ioolr 4; St :,
eyes, long 6reatfi IN sthe 5breNsts u
long throb In the heart, ind thef- 9
farewell. They DARED no 4 more ,,tS /, 5 3 &
Once before he mad left Nor ma al,e,.
had stood Upon the piatean aTd 4 f
lowed his vanishing fiEtire M Il 4 Si.s
gus troubled thoaEht ,,n,l Il ind besI,
lost in the DEPTHS 81 Tn forest ibsl6sy.
She had controlled ~ efSeli I'm tbis
second parting fer5hfai saisS is; ven ~
her own Under the ashes Of III
grim repression she realized tbs pref
,9ence of live GOALS which d breath Would
have famed Into hame. 81 shs itafs 4 Z
nothing While be, ERs there, hit Fhei,
he shut the door behind him Is no.
cesslty for self.controI was REMOVED.
She had laid her arms On 81 the table
and bowed her head upon then, ntiiI
shook and quiyered Will emoti6Is I'M.
relieved by q single tear aiming
wislfor lighter hearts and iiesrn sarer6
demands! y (; j,
His position after all was the easier
OF the two Asjot;old II stas no man
who went forth to the hattiedeld whiis
the. woman could only walt r,assiyejy
the issue spfl the fight. Althpugh iis