Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-11-05

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ise doubling 1t. They're tic.,. aay
death" uekied 70
"vivianr'
"Viv's snob. She ssv. H.
, mucn 100 good for me. blood and ~
What business. says she bs. w zone
1an aspiring to the descana. "An.
Henry the Eighth" o.
What"
me Murgatroyds 90 back - =,
henry. straight as a plumms, o'a
"hat Vivvy doesn't know ahor, nsa'
sh aristocracy isn't worth rne n'i'
she looked 1t up the time thew ,r,.s
convince her she ought to MARI ~
luke. But she's fond OF Hetty S NV
Jays she's a darling. She, un S.e
lefty IL too good for me" sA''
Sara swished her gown aho,,
rose gracefully from the ch.,. as
tongue. Extending her hand to 49,
'he said. and he was never to fo,...
The deep thrill In her voice.
We'll. | wish you good luck Is.u.
oont take no for an answer"
Lord. II she should cav no.
sasped. confronted by the possih,,,,s
OF such stupidity on Hetty.s nsr.
You don't think she VIM"
Her answer WAS q smile NJ ao.,.
he eject OF which WAS to DESTROY NJ,
tranquility for hours.
1t Is time for luncheon. | supno..
ven have to interrupt them. Perh.p-.
Il Is lust AZ well. for your ssks" an.
said tauntingly.
He grinned. but 1t was q sickly ~.
tort.
You're the one to spoil anything <
that SORT" he said. with som. -.
,erbity.
~"
Certainly" he said with 40 much
meaning in the word that she nushsd
Hetty and Booth came into view nj
hat instant The painter was lsytpx
4 soft. filmy scarf over the girl's h.rr
shoulders as he followed close b>hinh
her.
"Hello!" he cried. catching sight Of
Wrandall. Train late. old chap,
We've been expecting you for the last
hour. How are your"
He came up with a frank. renuins
smile OF pleasure on his lips. his hand
extended. Leslie rose 10 the occasion.
His self'esteem was larger than his
grievance. He shook Booths hand
heartily. almost exuberanuy.
Didn't want to disturb you. Bran
dy." he cried. cheerily. Besides. Sara
wouldn't let me-" He then paused 90
to Hetty. who had Jagged behind
Bending low over her hand. he said
commonplace in . very low
tone. at the same time LOOKING s,yiy
out OF the corner OF his eye to see II
Booth WAS taking II all in Plndlnx
that his friend was regarding him rath-
er rxedly. he obeyed \ sudden impulse
and raised the girls slim hand to his
II %. AS suddenly he released her On
gers and Strengthened up with = look
OF surprise in his eyes: he had dis
tinctly heard the agitated catch In her
throat. She vas staring at her hand
In a stupefed sort OF way. holding It
rigid before her eyes for 4 moment
before thrusting it behind her bach
as II II were a thing TO be shielded
from all scrutiny save her own.
You must not kiss II again. Ar.
Wrandall." she said In a low. intense
voice. Then she passed him BY and
hurried up the stairs. without 30 much
as a glance over her shoulder.
He blinked In astonishment All Of
a sudden there swept over him the
unique sensation OF shyness-most
unique In him He had never been
ashamed before In all his life. Nov
he was curiously conscious OF having
oyerstepped the bounds. and for the
nrst time TO be shown his place BY .
girl. This to him. who had 20
scruples about boundary lines.
All through luncheon he WAS vot&
tile and gay. There WAS bright spot
In his cheek. however. that betrayed
him to Sara. who already suspected
the temper OF bis thoughts. He talked
teroplaning without cessation. direct
ing most OF his conversation to Booth,
yet thrilled with pleasure each time
Hetty laughed at his sallies. He WAS
beginning to feel like halfbsked
'choolboy in her presence. a most De-
plorable state OF affairs he had to
admit.
III you hate the trains 30 muoh-
md your automobile is out OF whack.
Thy don't you try volplaning down
rom the Metropolitan tower" de-
handed Booth In response to his lugu-
'rious wall against the beastly luck
" having to go about In railway