The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19
vENTH INSTALLMENT
CHAPTER XIX.

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ny had not gone mad. From the
Oh OK shifting material he tore
broad strips to reach TO the
*. knotted them together. made
% bowknot which is almost as
ait h as a chair made Ce-
IL IN II, swung her out OF the
and lowered her 20. safety.
n escape was not as easy. for
moment the FIRE gained upon
and he was Internationally
"a. while making the upper end
line fast a moment after
icked the sidewalk the line
through and fell.
my was so dezed that when a
n asked him what his name
e told him. and all his friends
Q ploasure Of reading about the
In tho afternoon papers.
lay ana Stilliter rel very much
BED. and Mary blackstone was
Gus with jealousy that she sue
IN making Fitch. who was with
ien she read the paper. furious.
lous, too. But he kept this
1aelf.
y was not only angry with
y and Celostia, but she was
with herself,
was IN my power" she thought,
III that minX's claws. Tommy
n her here, and | refused to
Ter M. | was a fool. It's nat
enough that In a surrounding of
on laboring girls she should
out Ike a superior being She
Cd looking. there's no doubt
that And she's probably got a
site voice. aud knows how to roll
Nes and make men feel sorry for
And so she's made a fool OF
ny. But put her among the kind
Sopla he's used 10 and see how
bear that comparison' When
es her trying 20 eat oysters with
IN for instance. and mistaking IA.
butler for tho president OF the
d Statos-if Id only taken her I'm
few days and asked people to
her. wonder II it's too late
Q mcre she thought along these
the less she thought that II was
late to do anything Celestia's
SIS, owing 10 the notoriety OF the
gon fire was now common knowl'
and without any exact plan Mary
mined 20 visit ner-as "A prelim.
7 to disillusioning Tommy.
Q connded the idea TO no one.
o Octngon fire did not really
o Celestias faith in herself. her
n on her destiny. but 1t set her
questions. What line must
draw between herself as n human
3 and herself as a celestial? Al
y certain pains of this earth and
ain pleasures had been thrust
! her. She had not been able to
ent the fire, or To escape its ter
No more could she keep her
I irom beating u little quicker
never she thought OF Tommy. How
was she to he u human being !
! her work was done-a few years
oet. She would have to eat. and
and TO sleep. What other In.
ences could she grant herself?
Tommy had helped her with
work. u only By the fact Of saving
life sa that she could work. II
ould be always near her. wouldn't
be always helping? And she
dn't answer any OF these ques.
) satisfactorily. There were two
% h her mind. one kept saying
yourself go-lOye limits all
l." while the other KEEP. saying 'Ol
so you are human for the moment
you have no right 20 be as otheI
ans are. You mustn't let one maj
lace from your heart that love oil
whole world which il contains.
,~elestia,' Tommy said TO her one
this hands still In ~bandages from
,rilcial burnsl III only TO be logica.
consistent, you ought to marry
know that you are absolutely
ere in the belief that you are go
to make the whole world happy
q small part OF the world. I'm
you make me happy. and you dom
n any symptoms OF doing that, you
I possibly succeed. can your
considered, half smiling
d She said, wholly smiling VIVA
you mean the other day when yo'
merely TO look at me merely 4
the the same air | breathed, mere
D hear the sound Of my voice wa.
for you?'
N. Celestial" he said, hopelessly
no answer to questions liki
!. Those are the things that a maj
has to say 10 the girl he loves.
I know why he has TO say EN-, bu
Ices They are the truth and no
truth It's heaven lust 20 took a
Yes Il is. And In the moment o