The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-04-21
PART ll--continued.

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volce came bnck to him from
close as though her face had
.|Dressed to the glass in an effort
b him out. AT the corner of
lrsnue and East Ninth street"
minutes later he drew up his
"a lhe appointed spot and reached
u throw open the door, but kept
N on the clutch release, leaving
lars in mesh, first speed ahead.
his precautions we're in vain.
opened the cab door his coat
was seized I'm a very determined
md drawn inward, catching his
in a jiu-jutsu leverage that left
Ne Hobson's choice of either get
but and facing his captor or lis
TO his arm break. He chose
down from his seat quickly.
I'M Bobby" murmured Miss Van
Randolph attempted no evasion;
nded the lady to the curb and
her gently toward her own
. snd up the high steps. "Madge,"
a. "you fought a great fight to-
and when you had won you felt
for fremont and surrendered.
here swept too high on the wave
best that is In you. Promise
bat you won't forget that you
won. Promise ME that you will
and take fremont, all of him,
honor"
bat do you mean7 What did
eari" cried Miss Van T. angrily,
ale face suddenly flushing.
pm the start of the ride to the
! heard every word" declared
andolph frankly, land more"
. morel" repeated the hard
u girl. "What do you mean by
a She still tried to browbeat
but remembering one incredibly
hiss, her eyes fell In the unequal
With Bobby's and attempted to
diversion by staring at his gai-
gs and heavily booted feet.
u up, Madge. Look at me-"
h Randolph and waited patient
b first her long lashes huttered
ben her lovely eyes swept slowly
bis face. That's It," he con-
as their looks met and locked.
hold that so we can't lie"
y should / lie If you really heard
|hingT asked Miss Van T., and
ply smiled.
4dge, you little devil" said Mr..
ph, suppressing an impulse to
her, "can you think of what
been doing and laugh?"
4, can, just now" said Miss
In little gasping phrases that
pan, especially one OF Mr.. Ran
4 limpld nature, carried only
pace value In words, but which
y woman would have read as
as the red-weather signal,
out for showers of tears fol-
by storm"
fh," said Mr.. Randolph solemnly.
y really don't realize just where
'ave been, let me tell you. First
'ew high Into clean air and you
Fremont with you. You were
Fsed OF a vision and you made
Pee II. too, a mirage OF those
places that are the altar of the
before love. Just n mirage, an
~ OF perfect happiness, which
|eason tells us we can't ever turn
enforced concrete and plant I'm
pro- but which we must either
n hold as a vision or admit that
sordid and wingless thing"
\ Van Telller's eyes fell from
ank gaze. Something seemed TO
pc within her; she put her arms
q Mr.. Randolph's neck, chung
D. dropped her face against his
Yer and sObbed, not nolsIly, but
who weeps TO rest.
held her close to him and went
5 face set as though to Il duty.
what did you do? Because he
'ed' merely hesltated at the high
Oh alteration, you promptly
'ed 1t and dropped plumb
~ down like that traitor arch
Sohnny out OF heaven into the
Of hell"
ny" cried Miss Van T., throw
NIX her head and struggling to
: Aerself. How dare you say
Y Ike thati How dare you be
say"ayl / hate you. l don't |
Nv l ever could have thought
'ou' 1 fell, but II WINS into
'ers arms, and / wish was there
now" More sobs, convulsiVe
VA, uat shook the slim body In MIR. |
''pnS embrace from twitchlng |
yer to tired feet.
'he reader be startled by what's
!. : next II win do well TO remind |
1'a' this poignant scene was
At uree o'clock in the morning
ugh stoop of the Van Teller
1 IN East Ninth street and
,.it the perlmeter Of the door
, In itself presented an al
.sninlne contradiction, In that
- 49,, uone in red on It's face, the
welcome" but was neverthe-
auiocked and chained TO the iron
= Us Mas Van Teller was sob ]