Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-09-16


Sne hung about Witmn earshot
when IL was possible ana watcheo'
ieasins tne actiSe duties Oh en'er.ain
ment 10 neaviiy cuitureo hiuiniiau
! IKE the Howard VESTS or 10 cie'e.
creatures IKE herihione "oourui anu
| freuerica' anu constance Sra"ioru'
whose french was GOOD enough 10 III
IN the intersuces In Madame "re'iiie
EngAsh.
She was standing about ike tnat az
a tea one afternoon. when she heard
fthe actress make the remark that
American women seemed to her to De
an exception to what she had always
supposed to be the &c raj law OF
sex attraction.
1t was taken. by the rather tense
little circle gathered around her. as
a compliment; exactly as, no doubt
Greville intended II to be taken. But
her look flashed out beyond the con-
fines Of the circle and encountered
pair OF big. luminous eyes, under
brows that had perpiexed pucker In
them. Whereupon she laughed straight
|
head little, but not her voice:
Come here, my child. and tell me
who you are and why you were looking
at me like that"
Rose flushed. smiled that irresistible
wide smile OF hers, and came. not
frightened a bit. nor. exactly. en-
barrassed; certainly not into pretend
Ing she was not surprised, and little
breathlessly at loss what to say.
I'm Rose Aldrich." She didn't In
words, say, I'm just Rose Aidrich.'
II was the little bend in her voice
that carried that impression. And
suppose l was-iooking that way, be-
cause 1 was wishing l knew exactly
what you meant by what you SAID.
GreyilIe's eyes. somehow. concen-
trated and Intensified their gaze upon
| the flushed young face-took sort
OF plunge. so 1t seemed TO Rose. TO
the very uepths OF ner own. IL was
an eiectrifying thing 10 nave happen
TO you.
Mon Dieu! she sald. al sranue
ehVie de 'ous ie oire. she nesita'eu
'i'e iFac'ioH Vi iiioiien'' e'aneeu az
tiny wate'' SET III ,ins upon 'ne
Iniuuie nhser Oh hef risnt manu- 'ooh
hose ny .ie urn as " Aeep neI
from getting AWAY anu 'ufneo ~ hei
hos,ess.
AZ. ou nus. iose me ,... so soaa
49, o.so- ., 80 so,,,, o;r
-, H.. toeo-o .. ~ ,,oo.a-
"a 20 !. ;s 80 ha 49, a, oil ,nSav
:, -. =. - so-r, hoys
had q ~ ,Ioo.or, of,.rnnnn
.N1ot-a - ,a-ar.aI,s .,so nv
ch;,d- She concluded trrr;ng 70 her
n-iso,a- ..bacarsa vo,, o-., ,nI,g rritb
mo"
NJ sooner uars tbev sea,aa &, tho
oc,rass, car and headed north along
tho dr,ve Than ins,eod ~ ANSWERING
/ Ross,s oras,io, N. actress re,eo,ad
ono NJ ber own
Iast rou who vou .ra and Won say
ro,r ro,,a-posa so,ra,bi,g Pr,
that tolls mo no,h,n, Ubo orc vou-
one of themy-
"No NOT exoc,,vr so,d Rose "on,v
Lv acc,as,, Tho mon married IL
- tbar, IN a NOV roon no.
cor.a :, bic far,i,r o,d oil Tho, And
60 ~ ,aI,. MO r. ~
$50 YOU are married. said the
Frencbwomon "Pu, M. since Ionp,-
"siy months said Rose
Sha sa,,;, .,,, ,h al. -. ro,
i,g !, 90 ra-v concida-obIa ,e-,.s
OF time that GreyiIIe laughed put
tell me abour him then This husband
of yours. saw him perhaps M the
tea this afternoon?"
Rose laughed NO no draws the
limo n, ,eas - she said "Ha saws that
from seven o'clock on. until as late
as like. he's-game. YOU Knoxville
ing to do whatever I like. But until
seven, there are novel. he says,
siren songs for him"
"TeII me-vou will forgive the in
discretion of a stranger:-how has il
arrived that you married him? Was
1t one of your American romances"
.It didn't seem very romantic said
Rose. 1--WE lust happened TO get &C.
ouainted. and we knew almost straight
off that we wanted to marry each
other, so we did. and-it came out
very we'll"