Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-01-18
CHAPTER NNNll
Two On The Trail.

from hun ShylE Tn" conventions IN
which sh" had been brought up a.
serted themselves Sh'ba remember
81 thai th"v had b,. - carried hS IN"
high way" OF their emotion past all
the usual prclimInari"S. IL" had not
even told her that h" loved her. An
absurd mn" fear uh'rud"d itself INTO
her happiness Had sh" rushed INTO
ms arms lik" Il lnv"si"k girl, taking II
tor granted that he cared for her"
You cam" To look for u.s." she
asked with In" littl" shy stiffness of
embarrassment.
For you--ycs.
a." could not TAX" his eyes from
her II seemed 10 him that II bird
wnS singing in his heart the gladn"SS
hc could not express. He had for
many hours pushed from his mind
rIrtur-s of her lyin. white and rigid
"r the SNOW Instead Sh" stood be-
side him, her delicate beauty vivid rs
ia" flush of Il flame.
'.lpid they t"i.phun" that ~" w"r"
loss" %"
Yes | was troubled when til"
storm grew. could not sleep. So
called up the roadhouS" 10y long
diStan,.. They had not heard from
thu stage. Later | called again.
When could stand il no longer I
started"
Not "n foot
No. With Holt'S dog team. He lS
back there" His leg is broken. y
Snow-slidc crushed him this morning
y her" We campcd."
Bring him Ia the cabin. | will tell
the others YOU are coming.
Have You had any food" he ask
\ tired smile lit up the shadows of
w"arincSs under her soft. dark eyes.
"E"ilc.l oats. plum pudding and
rhuCulat"S" she told him.
we have plenty of food on the
sled I'll bring 1t At once"
She nodded. and turned tu 80 10
tn, cabin. He watched for II mo-
mcnt the lit in her walk. An EXPIRES
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MAS thinking. tins girl so virginia. of
body and OF mind. free and light
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mend
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committee ot the Whoie w "'''"'
what WAS best To he uohe' "or"'''
noticed tha, IN all the tentative suE'
SSstions mad" 10y Holt and Sw't'w''
"r the comfort "t She'" WAS '''' III -
thing IN m'nd.
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