Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-11
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sh'ioh ''S"iu'"S ~" VIM
,nordirv briefly but with m undprrur-
r.r+ ~ intorost tbot mt him ON good
-, -. -,
terms WIN "'"'''''
In the days that followed thcs" rlh'S
became frequent. and despite the fact
49, ,oL1or, sroLo thov uncon.
sciously gre" INTO d ''oS'p''' " ''"'
partnership which saved Dor from inc
ennui If uuwontcd domestic environ
rent Tho intense vitality Of the Young
,oroman attracted her, and she began to
~ a frinndlv sv,upathy for him. and
go 20 fool a ]trou1uiI satisfaction in
his reposcful silence. At times she was
1a.oir tnr,ntcd +, show him the same
1;,tIo finnish self she had portrayed on
tho;r frst ride M the trail. and some
st. bcr conscience would sting her
tbot sbo Ind failed to confdc in him
as Mrs. Kingdom had advised out nus
rrsv eyes looked out SO very straight
snd with such calm kindlincss-thc gaze
of a man who has lived the simple If"
In tho onen-aud with so little affinity
70 the evcs of the world wise, that she
found herself incapable of carrying out
ber intentions.
Ono r;ght when the men had ar
ranged to have another dance. Zen pn'u
unusual attention to her dress. She
came downstairs. a slight littl" hSure
In a soft flower sprigged. old fashioned
mrsI;n designed originally for bed
,oom windows and donated by Mrs.
Kinvdonl. her hair softly brought to
tho crown of her head. with little curl
inv rings about her brow. A freshness,
M. tho first faint fragrance of young
anr;nv seemed to hover about her hurt
snryeyed her with a look akin to adora
t;on Then his eyes dropped e,
@s"Don't dance with the boys tonight
K said bbruptly.
E"I must play the ingcnue part 'o'
+bich 7 am Costumed. she Thought
Mrs Kingdom told me-. she sald
.,rtIv THAT the boys had so few op-
nortunities for partners | must. DIVIDE
nv dances equally"
s.Tbore's n party of tourists-teach
-st Westcott's. I've asked them
oror The bows can dance with them.
"EalI " she assented gracioualy, II II
inst dance with Betty aud Francis and
p;nr-"
,r.rd mo he finished.
"Thank YOU. I didn't know that
,or danced"
In the dance hall she looked eagerly
invited, but she was disappointed.
y 81 an not dancing she thougnt
when Kurt was guiding her over tne
floor. Il am Just being dellclou:IF car
ried about. It's very restfui' put no.
exhilarating. On, Jo' "here arr tnou :
1t was like drinking champagne 10 dance
with you, but / sappose c~oh'lnuous
champagne Is pad Tor one
Later that nlght' "hen sne was 'ah,
ing of her dancing Shippers, ner thousnte
were sun OF the nun WIN "pom s"'
mad danced 20 many 'in'es'
ne Hlnu anu sopu anu s'tons d
eupPreSseu stLens'u. ~ 'ooH9 pHes,'n
PROOF out II ne eFer ai s III ,o'e. Anu
Nh"t a lump |"gsuit
en "nna LinJ liza :, ~ :
r. ~ tbo hrnLbouso Errt
..iI;nr tha Goo, ~ hs- it'll had hot
III Sos q troT ILL., 80 mnnn 10.
arm ond bod fnod him NTH q sauaotinn
~ oostasy nav, divine sn,ootnoss
seemed horn into m. air He 1ooLod
ont of his window I'm info a star- AocLed
.kv and renewed his old vow NJ aIIa-
nance to The Woman.
1x1ur no,t div Frarc;. carried out
fL. 1-;LoJ ;.tsH.io. 80 L
a. v SUI u;niot aI
= a. m.ooi 800;
sutte ~. Iii hoho''oJ tttio 80
and Sst ont 70 adventure hound ~
The horse surnrissd at his burden
e.ntsred casually along at first then,
n. tho ion soran ,on
III Mead snort and cnrvet bout, The
mn HeAE r,,In nO tr;.btarod hut romc lont
su' at and The horse. seemingly