The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02

ton that she misht he some '..' =
morning and break into song iu- ..# =
words
You heah so early? You've l.t a
heah all night?" she said.
Not exactly. But there's u, ...t-
ton to late sleepin' in these bod. low
did you rest in your duvuut?'
"Oh. real well. l feel a heap h.ttch
this mornin'. But l couldn't stay :. bed
for wlntIn' to see If you had aul'h
to tell me-
You want your brother to gct way
as bad as eVer?"
Yes. indeed
well. I'll tell you. Your plan n.st
work. You couldn't ever deceive ',u SD
I he could use your pass. la....-
there's no tcllin when you'd ol. Lot
through after him. Now sit dow, I...
where you did last night an II. 'rn
you my plan. I've got c'tir,at. f.t'
let's me through to-day. Supposu ] ...
II to you for your brother. an ',alu,.
names with him in the bargain"
Il couldn't pay for IT," 81. sd
.uiotly, as one who was used o. -.. q
So we haven't only enough mu.y
To- take us home"
N'Ais ! hlAI MEAN llNlltN 70
that kind exactly. Yet lis worth ..h
deal to me, that c'tifcatc, an ....y
think I've got right to ask son.. D
for 1t, don't YOU"
why, suttinly." sh said woud 81.
well, lis this way then W.. Ne
all get out of here and | get ar ..' 20
1t I'll come To- Med m an lpuk .... 49,
an I'll ask you to marry me. a. .su
say, why, suttlnly.' just Ike ll
a minute ago. because h... .'
you'll say, 'havin' promised yoI .ae
quarantine camp That's my p..rh.-
ton"
The girls face had flushed. th,u %, a,
as she tried to discern how u II
seriousness there was behind h r.,.rr.
She spoke breathlcssly.
"You'eh only jokln'. You don't uw
mc--only since last night"
What's the difference" g.. I'D
promptly. Didn't tell you already
that that don't count? 'Taint hnN ing
you know a person hut how d".p an
here in this camp things goes % I'D
deal deeper than in most places
believe | cd write ont a pro-. ..ud
account of most all the folks l'. m',
here, an you in par, c'lar.
Maybe YOU don't feel SO sll, = me-.
but we'd understand that you'd .yr
chance to find out about M. .. z
| turned out To he a jail bird or ..pa'-
lican or anythin' else that ' folks
couldn't stand for the whole ihf '1l
| be off, That's square enough
She was silent for a nome Then
she said:
| IT'S not right, somehow. u1,e
| 1t sound so. but you know ". I'h
you neveh thought of ma'y.n' when
you took hold of my bag .-V
| evenin'"
lie laughed broadly. "Of
| didn't. But i wasn't long h''... I'D.
| | never thought Of mariN.u "N
before, since was a green h''
| III tell YOU what it is-oh-st. NAi.
your name, anyway"
She laughed, "A little hystrri.. TO
think of you wantin' to may mat
| You don't even know her nam
That's all right. What is il
sadie" She spoke more s anu
he lowered his voice in turn
well now, Sadie. the fact N0en'
ever / have Thought Of mar i've
always kind of had an idea St
with yellow hair like you. 'r'
that's exactly the shade An very.
thing you did or said last n.-li mrd
to just kind o. fit in to my me
same way.
"But wasn't goin to %. 1cl
Maybe it's the cvcnin',' says !"
wat till mornin', an see II '',
Just as good An when ! w. ..'H
for you here ] was really a' you
wouldn't stand the eXperim'r' ~
pretty nice girl that can