The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-13
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t4os CHAPTER: CXLII.
 You've found her!" murmured Terry in voice that crumpled a lit tie aroundg the edges
 But the crumpled voice righted it. self into a clear, quiet tone that clampeds theg1 lid down on the boyish shout Terry probably wanted to give.
 Come on let's go to her. She's ,depfnfi .You found, little sister Anne. ] knew I could count on you. Where is, she? Why did -r she run away? :? noes<she ant to- see me? She's all right, you say" %, ?. "Where,d you -- blow from Terry, old son?" broke in 1Jim's voice, jo- vially; for Jim never gets so deeply absorbed in himself that he cannot respond to the sheer. big. fine love ableness of Terry Winston.
 "A late train from Washington D repliedF TegEy.G ss'.When I couldn't find you. r ffisd the sturges girl and Tony and Vee. But. this seemed asas siss ioW gGa in for the Sit D of sleep, l camped down here. May dome up and hear about Betty" 'qp aYou go, lad" said Jim with the love other men have to work for.
 Terry fidgeted his way into the elevator and across our living-room. l kept thinking what lot of good it,,would do him to throw up his cap with aSwild hAlrrah. or two, for no tfa<HG Be would De expected to stay serene With it's spout corked up. Still Terry managed, somehow, without
 aTei, T anss'f as said in a voice SO low ana tense that l only knew what he said because I knew he'd say it.
 h.. F gave him Bettyis note. His eyes gailoped over it-then slowed down and reread it..
 "Ysu, trnfght RteIt me-, said Jim with sudden interest as he lighted a cigarette and offered Terry the same s,s FerryS shook his head. looked at R 9-rors permission and read Betty's note aloud Then he tucked it into his blouse. I could have hugged him for ehe Gpiet wayne took possession
 AIowE AIEst sthe rest ( f of the story. please. little sister, he said quietly-r..
 So I explained ] to him how Nir- Sinia had sent for Anthony Norreys, and how he had stimulated my mem orx by questioning Virginia about where she first met Betty. Then I told of my recollection of my own first meeting with Betty at our hon. eymoon inn, of Miss Moss. and how fifr6ush her we had traced Betty to Greyfriars Hall.
 As I began to speak, I turned my eyes from Terry to Jim because it seemed andesent. to, watch the utter remembering s ftow~he had, written that if only I'd find Betty safe and well he'd ''be willing to stand the Eaff'' is she sent him about his busi- ness. I couldn't stare at the great love speaking through Terry's eyes while I wondered -wondered what Betty would do with that love. So ] turned to Jim.
 An amazing set of5%emotions was working it's his He had a look of startled admira- tioH; and he interrupted me once to cXSlajm; s.e.,-- .,.....-..-..,. yoti: EaAnd sh3 asks me to remember that you're a delicate, gentle little princess. Betty recommending you to my mercy:"'5 7 s-
 Later his amazement took a new form. a.a: littlS 5feFloci<ina Holmes * Oul Anne. getting on the track of the
 "AnneSs a wonder You always knew it." replied Terry looking al Jim sfnscruta1iIy for second anC then beginning again the striding III and down the. room with which he had ypunctuated the greater part O
 Jim looked n1ore amazed than eve, and rather proud. of the treasure CD he had. sdiscovered- for himsel
 SuOuenlN Terry SiIlueS crystal ized into the need Of striding some where@n~ ~arer, aBetty. A>'--
 Let's calR 11p information and SC, when Tt fleT n ext train. goes .is- l, =dHl do 5thar,'9 yolnnteereda Jinl.g . f@ ThenS had rto- tell parts [ of. tn, stnay: over againato Terry and to as sures hinI'E alb sover again that 1 fel S'ertsrin Betty was all right. Ani after a ffvesrninute struggle with tn 2 rdiiroad information Jim -reporta, that tfrei first trainAfor the stop near est tn. Greyfriars Hall left at III the next morning. and arrived at 2.4' that it was met by the bus iron the Hall in time to get us there a about half7past '2r A.sTis>@ G-.
 Terry actually groaned. ..a,... tfour railroads And of all tn blooming bad luck my cars. cleal ..putsTofa commission We'll have t sec about hiring one at once"
 '"Oh, that's all right!' l cried. An thony-Norreys' car is to be in read; -ress!5e We Were just waiting to hea from nyou3'~7E .-1 -.y
 9st6ood yolds !TonyjH .S beamed Terry 1'Iksbe off, then. sandGflet you folk getItsomec sleep. 's1ags sI 'o it.a.' Sor he said agoods night and left us
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