Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-13

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cause he knew less thar she, II Ia nj.
ways woman who understands ana
man who fats think she gtal.had
him. She should have loved him bet
ter. and then there would have hpea
no need. | will love you better than
she loved him 7"
She turned md devouretl him with
her eyes. so that II needed al his man.
hood to hold him back from being her
slave that minute. For In that min
ute she left no charm unexerc!sed
sex - ineSmerfsm -- beauty fiattsry
Their eyes could tlatter as dumb dogs
Halter huntsman) unutterab1s
-nlFstery---she used every art on him
she knew. Yet he stood the test.
Even If You fail me. well-beloved,
I win love You! The gods who rnve
you me viii know how fo make Won
love: and lessons are 10 lean. IF Won
fail me ! will forgive. knowing that In
the end the gods viii never let you fail
me You are mine. ard earth is ours,
for the old gods intend II So"
She seemed to expect him to take her
in his arms again. but he stood re-
sneetfuiiy and made no answer. nor
any move. Grim and strong his iowl
WAS. Ike the Sleeper's. and the dark
hair three days old on IL softened moth
ing OF its lines. His Roman nase and
steady. dark, full eyes suggested no
compromise. Yet he was good to Look
at. She had not lied when she said
sne loved him. and he understood her
and was sorry. But he did not look
sorry. nor did he offer any argument TO
quench her love. He was d servant of
the raj; HIS life anG his love had been
inuia's since the day he first huckIed
on MS spurs and Yasmini would not
nave understood that.
Nor did she understand that. even
supposing he had loved her with all his
heart, not on any conditions would he
nave admitted 1t until absolutely free.
any more than that If she crucified him
ne would love her the same, supposing
shat he loved her at all. Nor did she
truss the "old gods too WELL or let
them work unaitied.
Come with me. Atheistnn !'s she said.
she took his arfn--found little jeweled
Shippers In closet hewn In the wall
put them on and led him to the cur
tains he had entered by. She led down
the steps, and at the foot told him to
put on his slippers, as If he we're
chiid- Then. hurry!ng as If those opal
eye OF hers We're Indifferent TO dark
or daylight she picked her way among
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