Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-21
-y,s STARTS THE STORY

friend TrdHter W I" 49,. IN.
namSos ,pho proves TO be Fopershdnps
Ds ~ .,oe,thsarf. A lot Of unktnd thtngs
s o@ nd about her, but are not vert-
S ssd. Mrs. Trdnter, PhsNp's mother.
,,plore; ,sa M's .olis 10 pr pegss PSry "' club ciae
ysav.a ygslsv.a and they tooger together that
,sr,bam Diii prevent Philip from
s,,.,i,,o Mrs. Dandds. Miles calls on
zane and she tells htnt shs sttH loves
Air. a. H. EonfsE: ,saa' aSa nsf Ss cs delights % 81 n II,
Ssao,anos' Ss.o she breaks an engagement
..WS Tranter to lunch 10Th FaUer.
shoru, Parry seeks OUT Pntnp onG
! ssIis hir Of scein1 Mrs. Dundds aud
Fouershdm N tho caw. , qn,u. " bvt
~. nro,ps angry and epdsiuc. Philip
..,..Gbaypov---seeks ~ out Lullie, bm she
n"ts hin, of aud then phones 10 Fdo-
srsGqnt 10 call and sec her; Fduershdm.
tells her shc mus sai, Ia'Sss SSs o' tells FaUer- @
.ho,n That she loves him. He erpreSses
she ,pi,h that she ledve Ncw York.
~, tsrites him a clever letter thdt she
,sili 90 to the little sedshore hamtet
where they sps no@ so hy MrT priop rSppg 70 teau.
ipg ipgh she ,Srites Phifip that sho cannot
wy ,rg,yv him. He learns that Foucrshan.
,sss at the station totth her IN the
sorly morning and frdnttcdhp ssarohes
far
.;,oio,is ~; rage will 90 after Ldiiie and
s,,,s trouble. starts for the sedshore
LinSeU and Is greeted todrmy by
rnijc white out tpafkino Latte re-
iates the Incidents Of her hfo to Faoer.
sban, He Is handed telegram from
S;s voIct TO return TO toton at once.
T",,;e tries TO prevent him from going,
ana ,rhen she could not she DrotDs "a
Uffle tired, aud fell pace behind"
+ AND HERE 1T CONTINUES
r,AvERSHAM turned he looked at her
Il with n smile in his eyes and held out
his hand as ono might to spoiled or
fretful child
Are you going to spoil our last day
tosether?" he asked.
Quick tears sprang to her eyes. II
hate YOU to say that: 1t isn't our last
day together; unless, perhaps. you mean
. II to bel" There was a harsh note OF
foar In her voice, and Faversham
flushed.
you're talking nonsense" he said
.ngrily, but his anger was with him
he saw her off that day at the station,
he had intended II to be their good-by.
why had It not been? He could not
enswer the question.
All at once her mood changed; she
oiickened her steps 90 that they caught
Nn viii him she slipped a hand through
NJ ~ sT,, arm
"I'm not cross any more-not that
aver really was cross Only a little
hurt that you. would not stay--not even
.parbaps Il IA for YOUR sake I am
,o,ne" said Fayersham.
The boney-bee brown eyes were raised
In startled inquiry,
.rNothinr except that the sooner
k.,t" '9 so'''
sAnd YOU won't forget me while you
"pId | forget you all those years when
VA never met?'
No, hut YOU didn't remember me be-
cause YOU loved me-" she answered
quickly, with a haIf-drawn sigh But
S' DO YOU think I hate you now?"
II should die II I thought that you
Aid,'
He made a little grlmace. Then I
think you may safely iive." he said
There was a little group Of flowers
from him for a moment to pick some.
Faversham lit cigarette and idly
sse sh ioSked years yonnser any nappiep tsa
country had touched her pale face with
the tinge Of health,
She brought the flowers back to him
and and stood on tiptoe to fasten them in
.You used to hate wearing flowers
years ago; do you remember?" she
asked.
II hate wearing them now" Faver-
sham said dryly. But when she made a
quick little movement to snatch them
from him again he caught her wrist
and prevented her.
Leave them alone" he said, and they
walked on,
They lunched at a cottage tearoom
country; a lunch consistina os hread
and butter and new-iaid eggs and coffee.
From behind the coffee not I,allie stared
.dreamily out of the low. latticed window
would YOU bo contented ed to lin live mere
forever and ever with me?" she asked.
Faversham waved n comprehensiye
hand round the room: Il was iow.ceil-
insed and clean. but the pictures were
o, asss sSsap and Ssn there wa: an
wool mats. and faded nhot nhs -,
people obviously dressed Tor the oc.
easi0n in their Sunday clothes.
,,,,t mere In this very room7 Z" he asked
"'SR 81. raised nssd 6rows. -.
mss "
ne smiled at her earne estness 'I don't
m,ns,i MINK ! should choose It for my per-
S"s Then aoGas Ioss even So Nth, with you" he said
me-" she told him ''t nIaintiSn,Sy Sn you .9 !pve
sSss cause ! could be happy forever ana ever,
10 looking down at e me man sRs GseT nodSss shsrs
man with hpIitdTsrsPnS side WPIsSses enlargement Of
Of watch chain across srs his Saintcoa. ana yarG
you were here" she added. a 20 not. in
!sSs msf voice She held her hand 70 him.
pios tsefs tSrI You can't say that never say