The Glenwood post., 1913-01-04

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Come and sse me-" said she ess
oSeaing, on parting.
Ne went. She vas popular. not
oaally obtained tete-a-tsts. pretty. aaA
eeeA-Quite worth the effort, George
oAAitted. He found others ahead o(
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~ he asked her over the telephone
= be might have that evening. She
eeelined. He begged the next-for the
thsater or anything she might prefer.
She chose to have him come to her
hOase instead. 1t was then that she
0rst hinted. delicately. at some leg
acy-a substantial one. He gathered
that her eccentric aunt was hopelessly
III.
At the end Of week he proposed.
0Ao refused him. His desire grew.
At the end of a month she gave In.
n panic, she sought Mr.. Cramer. Sr.
"You must lose your legacy-not
too soon." he decided. Your aunt
win suddenly change her mind about
sadowing you. You can rely on her.
Yoa have disagreed. about-um-ah-
What have you disagreed about?"
my choice Of husband?" suggest
- Isabel. with touch Of humor.
Mr. Cramer shook his head. That
light rouse Georges chivalry-As
nasd to have . great deal It might
h0uence his actions. and that would
o0ver do"
'NOf courss-aot!" faltsred Isabel.
Mr. Cramse ssardhsd hse facs.
-0ssss my soul! Do you"
"Yes," sdmittsA Isabel. Il oars."
my dear! Thsa yoa avst loss
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away.
"EvsrytAins!"
shs 1stipned him to keep his seat.
As sAs paosA in front of hin.
80 you sss. I've lost everything.
I went b worth . penny"
He sa& aad stared. She watched
him. Thea she took the ring from
her anger and dropped 1t into his
haaA. Thh recalled hin. He tried
to rsplaes It, psrfunctorily. She
woua1 not lst him, quite indi6erently
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this peculiar A1llnsss all through
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mo0sat. planning blggsr game. He
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beee0lAg vsry angry. And whils As
stuD611y gfopsA for ooascaossasss a
his 0Va Dood, Isabel was sobbiAS hes
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