The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05

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.ss;a,. 1921, by Charles scrioner' 9
'urirh,. 1915. by the Mcclure News
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nyG LATIMER stood on one OF
ths lower steps Of the hail stairs
;anIns WIKI one hand on the
sxad yailine and smiling down at
t.r.
M followed him from the drawing
'1d lad stopped at the entrance,
II Ire curtains behind her, and
4 uucongclous!y. a dark background
4 lead and figure. He thought he
wa. ssen her look more beautiful,
., cod. fine air Of thorough breed :
|Svt her which was her greatest
10 him. more strongly In evidence.
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|,;!iled mis- position slightly and
more comforta bly, upon the rail-
| ,hougi he Intended TO discuss il
N al some length.
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with you standing ther-looli-
b hat
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d, se Is afraid; yes, he is afraid.
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|. "yoU we're so brave"
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III Inc Young man. calmly. az
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lil you"
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~ is ,empor!zing and trying 10
t-e And afraid OF n man, too,
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4"
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! sort Of person. he said, ''and
b happens To be your father. the
,1toD Is just bit awful Isn't IL
And especially when one means 10
E for his daughter. You know IL
as aEk!ng him 10 let one smoke in
;5y,"
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% and smiling up at him, II
Y De AFRAID OF the whole world
,,saat they say in books. Isn't it?
be 50 bold and happy
vel. I'm bold enough" said the
ian, easily; "it ] had not been,
would have asked voQ 10 marry
,a I'M napry enough-thaCs be-
en ask yon. But what II he
~ Continued the youth: what
'ls DC had greater am bitions tor
~ as they say in books. too?
lil YOU do? VIII you run away
=; ! can borrow a coach lust as
~ 20 90. and we can drive of
! ne park and he married on cur
-snless he should overtakc Us on
n said the girl. decidedly. lis
Y sAa m going IL leave YOU.
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N frightened at the very first
'.sate disappointed,
.uppec back into TIE drawing
~ ~ pulled the curtains 10 behind
~ tnen opened them again and
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,a,ed. smiling, 90 sec II sne
sc another appearance, but
y \ ny. ~ and he heard her touch .th.
we piano at the other end o!
ssns y ny, room. And so, still smil-
WIN her last words sounding
49, he walked slowly UP the
n knocKed at the door OF the
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n, 81 any man of any calling who
lIn 'e uooRs and 10 have picture;
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7 man, tentatively,
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dssr ahop. II don't seem 10 max
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h one 49, , am going TO make IL clea
an eise. However" he added
Ia nS pushed the manuscript 4
b. W,,.a,e not going to talk abou
'T at nave you to tell me tina
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Ia AZ bishops face showed that hi
lusps"t no interior meaning, IN
|than H. nothing more serious I
@ ibs 1s 70 eosPip OF the clubs or
ekesnjv' '9eal political fight in whic
n he interested. or on their mis-
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sivnething new to tell YOU" b
n ths =. and with his eyes turDe
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Nov ~ exactly. I mean 7 dom
! tei n t 1T II Is generally done Q
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has, on his knees. He was nc
N q no, .nghtened Tho bishop he
afpns Ishy strange stories, To man
q 10 w. THIS same study, and hs
Ebut ,Ase them as a matter {
7 ths ,nYnlst,t something IN INC mar
Ia unessJ,ihs man before him mad
|f'oss ihaS and he waited for h,l
|npa,Isnee object OF his visit wit
anailyy ppSose. Se. cir" said young LAT
n mean snat YOU know me rath,
tA rhst YOU know who my peop
Eahd p,Sa am doing here IN Nc
'5f sn,n,,ny my friends arc, and whf
tffeat ats 10. You have let n
h yonr Of you md I have az
70 lnan aolng 20 very much; TO
lHeDt ae myself Il has been a prei
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he ih,, because unlese ynu IN
frnsI ,s, confidence it would ha'
'ai nm rnuinosslbls for me TO say
'oged, Holns 10 sav now. Rut yc
ste v,,, tn come horc frcuucnti
'' and talk WITH you here