The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-16
THE GIRL left BEHIND ME
By CAROLYN BEECuER
tcopyright. 1915. by Carolyn Beecher).

mans subsection Sh" deliberately
planned TO make use at his Devotion
To- hurt Blake. lie wus IN France.
having O. good time with Mrs lam
bert as q companion. 80 she really
thought after receiving Harper ret
~. why shouldn't She have a good
time ut home. Then shc would lct
hiake see That ot all the women Do,
had met Gym Long. tUs mar over
whom society hai gone mad. pro-
i,rrti her. the woman h'. Blake. Lad
deserted.
she would not carry ON the nirta-
ton sub rosa, as would have pleased
the willy Mr Iuns. but insisted when
ever With him upon ON 10 the guy-
,at most pOpnlaI places. to, really
yuumurcd, 90 pretending o. bee. uf
Elizabeth, did aH shc wished. and
soou they were the most talked ul
couple In 81 sut.
Mrs Troi more bad mot Cyril Long.
and had distrustcd him from the urst.
What do YOU know about him
she uskcd EiizahotH
Nothing absolutely nothing. save
that he tx the most interesting man 3
ever have met
II believe he Is % Turk. don
believe his rame rs Long at an. III
is too durk. too swurthy to be %
white man
lie ls very little darker than !
ana, GYPSY returned.
n hnlr tnd cyCs. no But hay,
q noticed his skim The peculiar
awurthIu,ss. not like tan ! eve hav
seen
Yes. -. has lived m tho desert.
II YOU know him ns well MS 10 yol
would b., charmed with him ON,
never can Doe blue OF depressed whom
with him ~ he doesn't serve any
Other purpose he keeps me from be
ing bored
Mrs Tratmorc said no more, but
her instructive dislike of the very
foreign locking Nj. Long Increased
as time passed aud lie continued 90
be 80 often with Elizabeth lie was
mysterious but looking at his weak
red mouth one mstinctivoly knew thai
hc lacked Uhntnrt,f tLht rs. 8omt
new Nr. Traymorc was mre De
dld. h't Won she grew 10 ,uuDcd'
that me N.I tho power Ia make Tho
most ptU. subject take on an boo.
t'r'stifHu,.H foreign 10 II. When ho
talked ul f|c. quc'r corners ~ tI,
earth no. I.f visited, one by shutting
his eyes won't right alunD with him
200 place .t huudrum realities h-
made OF them Arabian sights
People Who live IN society live u,
q whisper gallery of ou'H and un.
Kind ross. u they ttausgr,ss openly
tts rules elizabeth was deliberately
LAYING h,. open tu criticism hS
doing what was forbidden iu The sci
tu which .r moved
Cfrl I.,.. among his other accom-
~plsnuDUf" was a musician ll' said
once tn OIL abcth;
ID. ANHI.I| .. IsAYl NlAlH. HHHH IL nnfFF
up r.tlu ono would uct,r know
o.. alrI
So uma other thinps he played
md san her for hours -. pluEirl
upon I,I pafsion for music, 90 ii
played upon her jealousy of Blake
which h' I'd discovered.
q wouU. what makes mo distrus'
That Wnu ..' Mrs. TraNmorc though
as ono r~.ftrnoon she called upul
Elzph,tI nd found him at th,
p.Guo. iur .lom heavy with tho sconl
ct flower he haa brought Il be-.
ucyo h, Ia verifying that 10 bed, but
ms certainty lie is am interesting
clever mH#
Long, luck. glossy. black haI.
was pushed back. yet even SO
chung ,l.. IS around his low fore.
head, too .lM for 50 intellectual ,
man. li# hall closed lids throurl
Nhl'h hh .NuE. hth'h 'N'H "''hl'i ''
bore, had l peculiar effect upon Mr.
'Traymoro Tie in a way hypnotic.
her. although she diHlikcd ~ m s
trusted t.m. Ills friendship tul
Elizntcfn was beginning to WortN hor
not that sNa did not TRUST Elizabeth
Int she Wus a conventional woman
and h.I niece WAS deliberately def
ing m" conventions. IN knew 3D.,
couldn't do that for long ana retain
her place In society, especially 20
thpt nor 10 shnnd was away.
GYM Long was n inEulsi " Wui.
tered NOT 200 what Language ne spoke
he spok" 81 without the slightest geo
cent I'm French, German, Italian ot
INlssiau hr was equally - HON
Ana uddDu 10 that hiH English Wn'
fauliloss the English OF AN educated.
refined man. Mrs TruNmoro ha
written hel husband OF thia new u..
quaiatan,' she had as vet receive,
no arsWor she had thought ulat
perhaps AR TraNmorc might have
met hin She gathered from his talb
that hs hud but lately been IA laris