The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-22
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CHAPTER its--consinued.
We shall simply keep ron playing
until you drop from weariness." she
announced ecstatically, when the last
walIing. sohAing. soothing chord had
died away. and the other ladies mar
injured -How dellghtfal.~ and whia
pered their approval
The girl smiled and rippied into a
Chopin vAlse. under cover OF which
those who cared TO could talk In low
tones. Afterwards the musician dashed
into the brilliant movement OF Beet.
hoven Sonata.
II was Just ~ she was beginning Ru.
ntnmteans exquisite tone portrait.
Kamennct-ossrow. that the gentlemen
came In.
Tryon Dunham had had his much de.
sired talk with the famous Judge. but
II bad not been about law.
They had been drawn together by
mutnai consent. each discovering that
this other was watching the young
stranger a. abe left the dining room
She n charming" Kaid the old man.
smiling into tho face OF the younger.
is she an intimate frisndg@
-i-I hope 80. stammered Durham.
That -. ] should like 20 have her
ccnaider me 10"
All said the old man. locking deep
into the others eyes with kindly
smile. ~ n he were recalling pleas.
ant experiences of hia own. ~You are
n Fortunate fellow. hope you may
succeed IN making her think 40. 10
ycn know. she Interests me more than
most ycung women. and in some way
cannot disconnect her with an oc.
cnFrNnce which happened In my Office
tAis afternoon.~
The young man showed a deep inter
est in the matter. and the Judge told
tbs story AGAIN. thih time moro In do
can.
They drew = little apart from the
rest Of the men The host. who had
been warned BY his wife 10 give
yoang Durham an opportunity to talk
win the judge, aaw that her plans
we're succeeding admirably.
When The missile began 10 the other
room khs Judge paused d moment 20
iiaten. and then went on with his
story
There II freight elevator lust on.
posite that Arft door OF my once. and
somehow cannot but thlnk II had
something 10 DO with the Eiri'n dlsap
pearanoe. although the door was
elcaed hBd the elevator was down ON
The cellar noor all the time. AZ nearly
a. ] can and ont
Tbs young man asked eager qnes.
tinns feeling u bis heart that the
sioFg might Ia some wAy explain the
mystery o. the yonng wonan 10 the
other Fcom
anrEase yna stop In the once to
nsnrFow," said the judge Perhaps
yoaA Kes q glimpse Of her. aud then
naag me cat Ia the statement that
ahvas like yunr friend. ny the way.
~ho i making such exquisite mnslcF
suppose no 60 and investigate. Mr..
Bowman. viii yoa excuse na II We fol.
aou the iadinss We are nnxioua 70
heaf the mnaic a. closer range
Ths ether men rose and followed.
TIE Esgi did not pause or lcoh up
- they came In, but played ON. while
the cpmpany listened with the most
rap4 and wondering iook. she was
rlAylnE vita an emprwasesnent Which
ecula not fnn 10 command attention
Tryon Danham. standing Just behind
the snase. vas srnnsfxea With amame
sneut That this delicate girl could
nsanR forth saeh az entranring volume
~ sound from the Instrument was =
great sarpriae. That ahs was 90 en-
quiMase an artist Allied him wisA kind
~ ins0xicAttnK eiAkion--it wAs an
thonEh abe belonged 10 him.
A. last shs played LAsxsa brilliant
Hungarian Rhapsody. her SLENDER
hAnas taking the tremendous chords
and cesass RUS With = precision ana
raFsdisy that seemed Inspired. The
nnai cFssh came In 9 shower OF LIQUID
iswsas % sound. and thea ahe turned
10 asoa ~ him. her eaa friend In that
eozg&ng of strangers.
ae eo4is see that shs had been play.
inE nnarF = heavy strain Her face
kooksd MsAgf and flushed and her eyes
wsfs Brilliant With fvvsrish excite
meat fhoss eyss seemed 10 BE- plead
tng sith him nos 10 set her FIVE from
ths kiadig eeraiiey ~ these Eeoa
hEaFse1. curious afranKsrw. They GATH
erred thous her 10 dsiighs. poaFlnx
fhnAF gassisons All praises apon her
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