The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-06

has expressed 1t 50 well And how
much IS d false speech less sociable
than siiencey l am a sOciubie man.
sOf course SMILED Aiagee. lie
stood io0lsing down at the frsiit Oid
scholar before him and considered. 0f.
what avail scufiie there in thus chill
room?
lie wert out through the open VIM.
dow. and in another moment stood
Just outside Miss Norton's r0oih- She
PUT Il startled head out at hs knock
-.Oh. it's you. she said. = can't IN
yite you in You might Learn terrible
secrets Of tlie dressing ttDh-namma
is bedecking hercelf for dinher- Has
anything happehedz7
Throw something over your head.
juliet smiled Magee; the balcony Is
waiting for you.
Sue was ut his side IN a moment,
mud they walked briskly along tie
shudowy white floor.
Il know who has tire money" said
3Iagee softly. simply through 4 turn
of luck | know realize that my
protastations of what am going TO do
have bored you. But it looks very
much TO me rs il that package would
be In your hands very soon.
She did not reply.
And when 1 have got 1t and have
given it to you--if do" lie continued,
whit them
"Thcn, she answered, y must go
away-very quickly. And noone must
know or they will try to stop me"
tAud after tllat2'
The delGge.' she laughed without
rnirth.
Up above thcin the great trees of
3aldpate mountain waved their block
arms constantly as though sparrinG
with the storm. At the foot of the
buried roadway they could see the
lamps Of Upper Asquewan Falls: I'M
der those lamps prosaic citizens were
hufryiug home with tile supper gro
ceries through the night. And not one
OF those citizens was within miles of
guessing that VI ON the Dalcony of
ISaidpate inn Il young man had seized
= young NOninn's hand and was say
ing wildly. Beautiful girl love
you
Yet that was exactly what Billy Ma
gee was doing. The girl lad Turned
her face away.
you've known me just two days, =
she said.
IF can care this much in two
days" he said, ''think-but that's old.
isn't it? Some time soon I'm going to
say to you, Whose girl are you:' and
you're going to Look up a& me with a
little heaven for two In yeutieyes and
say. I'm BILLY Magee's girhnfSo before
-. Z l,,,E
erything-I must tell You who this
Billy Magee is-this man You're going
to admit -you belong to. my dear
You read the future glibly," she re-
piled. Are your prophecies true, |
wonder2"
Absolutely Some time ago-on
my soul. it was only yesterday :
asked if you had read Il certain novel
called The Lost limousine and you
said you had and that it wasn't sin
cere. Well. 1 wrote it
'sOh!" cried the girl.
yes" said AIagee. land I've done
others IKE it. Oh. yes, my mtIse has
been a nouve;ru richie lady ina Worth
gown; my ambition. a big red motor
car. I've been Il scramble 4 cent,
mister troubadour beckoning from
the boolstalls. turned tired Of that
sort. and decided to try the other
kind-the real kind
Don't tell me whispered the girl.
that you came up here to-to'-
Yes smiled AiaSee, 4 came up
here to forget forever the worlds gid
dy melodrama.''
The girl leaned Imply against the
side Of TsoIdI(ltt. inn
"oh. the irony Of it, she cried.
Il know" lie said, its ridiculous.
think ali this is meant JUST for
temptation. III do :he real stuG. so
that when you say-as you certainly
must some day-.1'm Billy Magee's
girl you can say it proudly.'