Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-25
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CHAPTER lll.
Dunham hurf4sd her u enid tie
sood.bys Of tAs company. and in =
moms1t moro thsy wess shnt i1Ao tAs
ss0idasknsss q tho Souwhselse and
wAlrssl hnp0 ~ teo hospatabis dooe.
- soon - he door was shut, the
Htx1 began - tssAbla.
"oh. ~ cseat not 70 have done
fnakI ene s3olatnsd wssh sniver OF
fecosa 20. es1 ~sfo % vssy dnd.
y was dfsaesus - impose epoa them.
-soo vess nos % eaaAe. u vas
~ sea6. u ~ vse5 aanA q yea
We dld not lmDoss upon thsml.'ho
e1oaa1msd posompaoF1ly. 'sYoa are my
friend, and that was al hat ~
rleiaosd. For ~ E0st. you have or
tainly made good. Your wondsrful
msstoI How I wish might hear
moro % Il sone timer"
The eas1iaes pa.ssA % let q trolley
pasat and . strong arcHsht beat IA
upon he two. A passing stranger,
psseed euz1oasly Ct them, and the Girl
sAza1k baak II sear. It was momoap
tasy. but the minds OF the two wsro
brought beck - the immediate neces.
stiles Of tAo occasion.
Nov. what may do Tor your
ASKED Durham IN q ouisk hs,sinasa-hke
tone. . n 4 vees his nrivaleee ma
right % q N That vas to b done.
Have you thouxht where you vouId
like to ep1''
~ ha,> ,ce 49, al. >. a. .>
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- ~ ~ ~. .t.4.on 40 -. . ~,
tickst to .omevhera H.ve W., m.
pressrencef You can trn.t mo not ~
tan anyone vhera Won h.va conc -
you not?" There was q Kind rebuke
in his tone. and her eyes. an she lifted
them to his face. were fall Of tear.
"Oh. I do trust Won't" abe cried d,..
tressed. You must not think that
,but-you do not understand"
Then she added suddenly:
"But I cannot buy 4 ticket haya
no money with me. and T."
Don't think OF that for an instant.
I will gladly supply your need A M.
tie loan should not diatre.a vou"
but I do not know when l shall be
able to repay IT," she faltersd. "un.
less"-she hastily drew OF her glove
and slipped glittering ring from her
'finger-"unless you will let this nay
for 1t. l do not like to trouble You 40.
but the stone y worth . GOOD deal"
Indeed" he protested. II couldn't
think of takinx your ring. Lat me do
this. It Is such q small thing. I shall
never miss 1t. Lst It rest until you
are out Of your trouble, 1t least"
Pleased" she insisted, holding out
the ring. II shall get right out Of this
carriage unless you d."
But perhaps some one gave you the
ring. and you are attached to IT,
my father" she answered briefly,
''and he would want u. to use It th!.
way" She pressed the ring into his
hand almost impatiently.
Il will keep It until you want II