Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-14

YOU ask me TO save you this humilia-
tion?"
Il did not. because knew all along
what you'd do If | did ask you"
Silence fell between them now.
why didn't your" he once more de-
manded, half-whispering. You'd al
ready won. You'd have won me-my
principles-my homer"
Because / did not want to winl"
she answered sharply.
win what?"
Il was sent TO bring you into camp.
20 get you, Charley. | did not want
to--I did not! was afraid would"
Il don't think / quite understand"
His face was white, his voice low
aud clear, his eye full on hers.
Il was sent out for you, Charley
| by my own hGsbandi You know It, we
both knew it. l suppose he's been
waiting somewhere for me to get word
TO him that ] had done what l was
told to do-that ] had got you in hand,
willing to renounce everything that
you held good in your own life. Well
it's too late. nowi I'm glad," 81
tfHe sent. You out after me-With
| What RESTRICTIONS"
| EsiSone. He didn't care how. He told
me he didn't That's why I've been
| Keeping away from you. / was afraid
| I'd win--eE was afraid I'd save all this.
/ She nodded her head. including the
| splendors of the mansion house, its
| view of the lake, all the gracious
delicate ministries of wealth.
| GOOD God!" Halsey broke out. ''The
man who would do that is not worth
awornan's second thought"
"of course not. And the woman
who would do that"
Don't ask me about that: l cam
think. All | know is that if you had
asked me to do anything in the world
think I'd have said yes"
For me?"
Eyes, for you. It's the truth. I'll
all out, at last! There's the Who'll,
story now of John Rawn-all of it, IL
black and white! Here's all my storl
to you You must have known"
/ YES" she nodded; of course. Tha
was why, / said, that I've evaded you
SO long. 1t was very hard TO dc
Charley; a hundred times I've beef
on the point of sending for you. Blu
i didn't"
I'm glad, too" he said simply. see
, ing it was 10 be soul facing soul, be
! tween them now. 1--WE missed you
I've never passed such days in my lif
, as have here. There's Grace hating
me, you ought 20 hate mel ought 4
I hate you! oh, Rawn, man! Wher
, would you have stopped, to get money
! to get power? Oh, excellent-to Sc
: your wife az a trap for another man
3 But it worked! 1t could have beel
: done!" He looked her frankly in tn
face as he finished. Il love you, Vii
D ginia," he said simply. Il suppose
D have an along. It's cheap, after all
J. at this price. But for all this, neJ
d er could have told you.
f; "But one thing / will say,"-the III
e happy young man added, after ion
a time: its the one thing can claiI
T for an excuse. My price was love 70
+ you, and good love. 1t was the Who'll
love of man for woman never kne'
before what that meant 1t wasn't 70
money, but for you. That great, my.
y teyious second current-what 20
e, yourself said was the one vast poIe
II all the universe belonged
, every body--lOve-loye-I thought th
belonged to me, too. can't see eve
J! nov where that is wrong. | car
IT think, / don't know If it is wron
b then I've been wrong. We're down
the mire together! l dragged "
= there. And once dreamed of doll
}! something to lift people up-that W
!; why / mutinied and tore up the N
g tors. And / had my own selfish priC
y can never lift up my he
again. But love you'll"
ID She looked at him, her lips parte
l. her bosom agitated now, her ey
e. large, her color slowly increasiI
p you must not--Stop. We must thin
70 Charley"
"But why didn't your" he demand
n iercely. why didn't you finish 20
IL work as you promised"
ID 'T never promised didn't finish
r because / knew l could. told y
II Ii. was-Charley-yes-it was
Ilovei"
|: For met"
III He half started up now, but s
ne raised a hand to restrain him.
~ sThe servantsl" she whispered.