The Arvada enterprise., 1920-07-01

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whether he was forgetting his obses-
sion a. he grew old.
Baptiste. having seen Dupont aboard.
went back. Marie was seated in the
doorway again; the incident had
ceased to trouble her. Nothing would
trouble her again. Baptiste saw the
quick start Of anticipation as he ap-
preached.
"Forgive me II I annoy thee, Marie" "
he said humbly. 'Thou knowest-"
Eyes. Jean, I know that you have
prosecuted me more than all st. Bonl-
face" she answered.
"Marie," he cried passionately, "if
could know that thou vast safe here.
should never trouble thee again."
She turned on him angrily. well,
I can take care Of myself" she an
swered. IF choose to 60 to Ste.
Marie. what IL it to your Besides.
there will be no more dancing until
next summer"
But he is here" persisted Baptiste
stubbornly.
"Who| she cried in agitation, fear.
ing that he had discovered her secret.
"He-Monsieur Askew. At first I
feared 1t was Black Pierre; but he
swore to me that it was not 30, on the
second day after the work on the boom
began" So Baptiste reckoned time.
"And he swore 1t was Monsieur Askew
loved thee"
Marie burst into reckless laughter.
II know that thou canst never care
for me-" Baptiste persisted. "But II
he wrongs thee I kill him. Note well
Il kill hint"
Marie laughed bitterly and more
loudly. It was amusing to spite and
deceive St. Boniface. even through
Baptiste. Yet. when he was gone back
to his schooner. something that she did
not understand quite Unexpectedly
rose In her throat and choked her. She
wanted to call him back. She was
amazed; st. Boniface was growing
dear to her. It was becoming what It
had never been. her home. She looked
out Of her window and saw her IA
TIERS schooner depart, with Tapping
sails, under the moon. She pictured
Baptiste asleep aboard his vessel. The
little man had been kind to her. She
wept.
Presently there came the faintest
Jap AZ the door. She opened 1t noise
lessly. A shadow was waiting there.
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HE IL waiting for thee upon the
shore. And he has brought back my
Iovef 10 me- AZ ne promised. we go to
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