Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-28

lips close 70 the door. "I must see you
immediately, Evelyn"
.Jg:tin' What is It, At this hour
Never mind the hour !" he urged
0s!!: 0s!!:Y,.f 10y y a. are 4! dressed"
- Put on your hat and coat and como
back way and don't let any one zee
you. And hurry, Evelyn, hurry or IL
Will be too late. I'll be waiting for
she 3crked open the door, but Haddon
mad gone toward the dining room, not
turning to see II she followed. She
looked down the hail toward the front
OF the house. There were voices, Rachel
stetherifs and Mr.. Steele's, both oh.
viously strongly moved. And the house
had been 20 still only a moment ago,
Hastily the girl drew on a coat,
caught up q scarf, and went out. A
glance over her shoulder showed her
some some one standing By The door Of Mrs.
never seen before. Was this man her
cousin7 Was no going to come between
her and the fortune which she had 80
long looked upon both a. q right and a
necsssityf What did Justin plan to do?
| when she passed through The great
dining room Evelyn was running "A
door, hung widely open, gaped after
her. She was breathless, flushed and
eager when she came upon Haddon out
What 4. itr' she cried .nriou.ly.
is Il that man IN there7'
Evelyn. said Hsddon with quiet
emphasis, I'VE haven't much time for
talking. It's too late for that now the
tfme hss Gonna foe saStn, p.'
ready ordered out q car. You are 70
ing with me into Lockworth." :,
"Lockworth " She stared at him In
amusement. At this time of night
Justin, tell me! What has happened?
what are are we going to do in Lock-
lied promptly. "a great deal Is ~ soins
to happen. In Lockworth, Just as fast
20 l can get z couple OF men out Of
esd s5 you and I are going to get mar.
Married" she sasped. Married =,
"fes, married." he told her stead
iy. Marry me tonight and I'll save
YOU lose t. o. fff1ues ri EXPLAIN h,s,t;ts ss Ss
make make up aG'c ,oSr sHwn mind, B't you've got to
but, Justin, don't understand
II do. I tell you that am the one
nst. sn IN tns worlo VINO can arrange
money. II do anything for you I've
got 10 do II now, tonight. And" dog
sedly, Il won't turn a hand unless you
marry me Immediately"
NJ. nv, , su. = -, can't
NY u. W.
t suSseo NE shoulders ana turnet!
~, i sisn"s 'ne mouse. she eiutched
|" .sW.ssy S seSy W.. ,
n,.,1r MSat g. y you ist. 1t me DO ths % thinking M
NOV nov ! Iove you; Everything
Ambrose, watching them from the
ehadows about The porch, was in nc
position TO understand what the under.
current might Be: But he had no inten.
ucn OF ioSin8 siSnt o. haddon just now
Ioon nsd already ordered a car
'Tse enn% !" . n.a ssen one Standing In th'
IL ned peen there when they came in
a.S. ouon nad not SAG when ne ha'
-o.G - out ambrose made tn
. stuat mistake and, slipping quietl!
S meaning 20 Intsrees Sspt around H,dfn, tn
INC Tveiyn mere and To 60 with then
,h.t M ia get a,o more !, out Of III him than gu. 2
measure Oh complacency; III max
n pvt .tusn up sne wsoie tnins. ~,
ut ooIoIe NO ndd come 70 the bi
Il and The nSH French hseis n 'nf ae ewne aS,
foily Le brun met race 70 face as each
moving quiety' came ABOUT corner o
tne nSuse; .
r0y! exciaimed AmDrose. fol
, ne.eu ,
rsturncd foiIy IN her mos
impuaent manner. A., It's lite Me
nIS trIGxs, DickieI
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ir~ SSrs 49, .,hen ~. h' "hn''IS .t,uaM, ~ nnH
- n S.m T."nSi.Sn ;nS;S.tI un,n
Si.cI ana h,sctsr rsS: '"ueeu "'"
..c u ~ -,
.s.Su Surse you no snaried at her
vetnI ssuek On Leaynnsers, are you
You ve oeen dead stuck on him all tn
time, Iyins 20 ne ana you've com
up ne,s & 70 tiP nim on x.,,
s ncr aown; Ifohys eyes prisn
and fearless, told him frankly now 9
tne scorn OF him which had 90 long iail
hiddsn ~ her soul.
Gse, she laughed at MIN con
: fmptuoucX. you 70 the swell guesser
! an yov q,
y Its the truth. then"
sure tie the truth. don't haV
TO ne 70 you any longer.
You've seen him ALREADY tonightF
lou re Euessany nhe' she sneere'