Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-21
FASHIONABLE FANCIES FOR THE WOMAN AND II
The Daily Story
In the Last Hour

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and srtcr an intorcborao nr s,rrrieoi
greetings he dropped into If, If the car |
di,c distrrh,rco ,ot,,r,od ,,.itL rorcvv.d |
yirnr tbo square law was ae tcnso as |
steel and no hint Of the true state OF his |
feelings was conveyed 10 her Their CON |
versation. moreover, kent within bounds
quite consistent with his ideals of honor |
small talk about the Barrys. town. or the |
view from the window as they sped !
through some picturesque bit of country |
Thorpe was thinking vaguely that this |
meeting would only make the future less
endurable, yet In his present contentment
he cared little for that
Suddenly there was a jolt of set brakes,
a crash, moment or suspense III which |
he saw an agonzed face opposite his
then darkness. When he came to himself
he was lying on his side beneath pile of
debris. Car chairs and broken boards |
were piled above hlm Close to him he
saw her white face with dishevelIed hair |
and Wide-onen eyes
EmliE ne crled' are you hurt'
NO, she sald SLOWLY thlhN not but
can move I'm pinned down. Are you
hurt
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re struERIeG heICelE TO irGe HinSo,l'
put II was uSelSSS; ana 1t terrlple pam III
nus Itit IeE lt.aue nun Suother Eroan'
We re quite heIpIeSS' ne SaId' out
Keep your courage up lHeEH nave us
out OF mere III Dlt'
m not hfalu, she sa'd' but you
are hnrt' know ny your race 4ts very
white