The chronicle=news., 1914-05-12

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had 'AAsn Jimmie spsssiss asa tot
him Ia bed. and Celia .ss hasdi-s
nis-fstiy oa the ha'fark sea, Ia ;h,
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u ss. hesv that u. ,osnx d.r..;
found h-s .syins uh-n he -sm- ..vs
ssum The sick suom 90 hour later
whJ' Whst-s thls.~ he exclaimed
in surprise. We'll. boz do ,oa do
What. the aasilss- Plainly. he had
heard about this member Of the s.m
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T-affaiIJ. Celia looked up Into his
k,nd eyes
'is II really m-ssl~s-' she snuaed.
'im sofsy 10 say that II is-
Again she bssted her head Forget
'Ins him .osupleisiy. she voiced be,
wors.
The youns Doctor sat do.n on tbs
seat sCside her. Kindly his hand fell
on hcr Arm. he echo.d In q kisd. pus
licd voice. "Come: tell me all about
~ What Do yos mcan--
Gratefully she poured hcr trouble,
into his sympaihctic car. II had
seemed TO her that no on. In The
World could ever feel is~mpa,hcticaiiy ~
toward her asain-that all the world
along With Aunt 10. must b. displcas
I'd With her.
Walt" he said "Peshsps you have
done good. after all. No sincere effort
Ia ever wasted. Shc seemed pretty
happy. up there. tuckins the bod
clothes In about that little kid,iic-
she may grow 10 fond Of him that
you'll IND you couldn't have planned
things better
bay after day. she hovcred In tho
lower hall TO catch the young doctor
~ he came down from the sick room.
ana ask him eagerly for news.
-Does she really secIa FOND Of him p
she would inquire daily. DO you
think she'll want TO keep him.
Then. one day. shr had news foi
him.
What do you think" she cried
Aunt 10 has asked mo TO write to
JImmie's mother to md out II she can
keep him
"Of course" he said. Whatever
you do must turn out we'll. ! knew
this would" lie stopped a moment.
hcsitatcd. then plunged on. "Of
course I know there's no use In my
saying what I'm going to say to you
know your heart is brokcn-but I've
got to say II. Just the same: love
you and want you. Oh. little girl.
couldn't you sop living for others and
live Just for me7'
Slowly a look OF wonder daw ned In |
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