Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-24

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cannot b. helSsd ! en- Drspared"
Tel me this Rsck. W'hen yos -
fused 10 marry Leslie. xas your
pensd in-la eeaneosi3n wssh ChallD
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'fes sorsst that il - yos thsx I
hove" she resDoad<d siupay.
But why should sars urge yos -
marry Leslie n there y saythins-"
"dush' Thess n the waiter. Co..
10 my sitsinS -rooG after breakfast. I
have semsshsaG 10 say 10 yos- We
must come 10 deanise undsrntaaGinG.
This cannot % o."
he wa< With her for an hour in thai
pinchsd little sittiHG room. and LETT hsr
there wishout q vestige Of raaeour n
HIS soul She would moi give an inch
IN the stand she had taken. but some
thing immessursbly great In his make
~ rose 70 The occasion and he vent
forth with the conviction that he hsl
No right - oemaRd more of her than
she was resdy to sive. HE wss satisp
spell Of her wO over him more con
plesely thaa ever before.
Two days later he saw her OF ct the
Care de Lyons. bound for lnserlaken.
There Was . complete understanding
between them. She wanted to BE- quite
alene in the Alpine town: he was not
to follow her there. She had reserved
roo1as ct the Sch wsitserhof, end the
windows Of her sitting -room loohed
straight up the valley TO the snow-ess-
cred crest Of the JuRgfrau. She rs-
membered these rooms - Q young Giri
she had occupied then with her father
and mother. by some hook or croOk,
Booth arranged BY wire for her TO have
them again, not an easy matter at that
season Of the year. Later she was 70
- 70 Lucerne. and thea TO venioa.
The slightest shred Of hope was beft
for Booth. Even though he might &C.
cODplish the task he had set unto him
self-the conquest Il oara in respect
20 tie untold story-he still had Het-
tvs dismal psOphecy that aftsr -
learned the truth hs wesla come to
ses Why they cosld ~ - narrisA.
but - would not 1espaif.
Wen see," go al thaG - saaA y
psaoonso to hes forl0rn cry that they
vsss parting fer svse. Thsss yes .
Grimness IN ths way ~ said It thaG
OAvs hsr ssossAiaG - ehssish lurine
tAs nsatAs - ssne; - 49, 49, -
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q hssusn.
J Ne sails1 esoa CAsrAsoFg - -
Arst stsamBAip calling tAeso. Awaka,
he thought q her; asleep, - avsoael
ef Challis Wran1All. Thew was soos-
thing uncanay IN the persistence with
which that ruthless 1espealer Of psaos
forced his way into his dreans, to ths
absolute eHclusion Of an slss. Ths vey-
age home was made hoFriA by thsss
nightly reninAess Of Q nan be scasos-
ly knew, yet dPeaAel. He becans
more or less Ohsessel by the idea thai
IN evil spsli hal aesoendel upoa -
in the shape q GAostly inAuence.
The weeks passel slowly for Hetty.
There were 10 letters from Sara. but
aD occasional line or 10 from Mr.. Car
roll She Aal made Brandon BoOtA
promise that he would not write 70
her, nor WAS he to expect anythinG
isom her. II her intention was to ca
herself OF entirely from her receat
world and its people. as she night
have done in another way BY pursuing
the time-honored and rather cowardly
plan of entering . convent. she IVES
soon to discover that success in the
undertaking brought q deeper sense Of
exile than she could have imagined
herself able to endure at the outset.
She found herself more utterly alone
and friendless than at any time in her
life. The chance companions she
formed at Interlaken-despite q we'll
meant reserve-served only to in
crease her feeling of loneliness and Do
spair. The very natural attentions Of
men. young and old. depressed her. in
stead of encouraging that essentially
feminine thing called vanity. She
lived as one without an aim, without .
single purpose except to close one aay
that she might begin the NEXT
After a time. she went on to L.
cerne. Here the life on the surface
was gayer. and she was reused from
her state Of lethargy in spite of her
self. Once, from her little balcony in
the National. she saw two Of her old