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who am much sooner than
fon can possibly expect But you zfil
10, want 10 know me then; conditions
"iiI De such that people will shun
rather than GEEK my ACQUAINTANCE.
fou VIII regret even this distant
meeting 10 the dark
Never. If you talk that way I'll rD
his rag right now"
Il know you will not do that"-wba,
lsiectaDis notes cooed and sang in /
1er voice when she talked like this,
mot until you have counted a hun
ired"
you're WITCH" he declared We
iemently, and was rewarded with a
lttie ripping laugh that confirmed
he opinion.
Am j? Then / cannot be beautiful.
or witches are old and ugly. But you
ave been very good to trust me so
implicitly. Here Ia my hand once
more. Cood-by. Let me hear you be-
in to count"
And Tom, standing blipdfolded IN
ne moonlight, raised to his lips the
and OF the girl he had never seen.
'lth all the gallant courtesy Of a me-
ieyal knight paying homage to bis
ady. There was reverence in the
CT that held the little hand captive
q his own.
Tom began to count in low mono
one. He had all at once grown very
rave, and his tall, erect figure had
aken on a new dignity that 1t had
ever before known; for his mind and
cart were, for the first time in his
Unless life. set upon q high DUR
ose.
A mild rustling of garments, an
empowering sense Of aloneness, told
I'm that the girl had left his immedi-
te presence. He could not, of course.
now that she halted and looked back
I him from a little distance, nor
ould he see the faint smile that
uryed her lips. It was a re-
,arkably tender smile, Mr. Tom, that
GU missed there In the night
tut he did hear the soft Good night"
Though he did not stir, nor cease
is resolute counting.
When he tore the bandage from his ,
yes, he was alone; the nights still ;
ess was absolute. And, paradoxical.
:, although he was literally drenched {
18th the light Of white moon, he
as still 30 much In the dark that he 3
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70, and had only just awakened from I
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