Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-26
CHAPTER xIv.-Continued,


II wonder/ whether 1 remembered
to tell Bea to have hominy tomorrow,
instead Of oatmeal? She will have
gone to bed by now. Perhaps I'll be
UP early enough ~ ,rJ
Ever SO fond Of Will. I wouldn't
hurt him, ever If I had to lose the
mad love. If the Prince came I'd look
once at him, and run. Darn fast! Oh,
Carol, you are not heroic nor fine.
You are the iuamutable vulgar young
female.
But I'm not the faithless wife who
enjoys confiding that she's 'misunder-
stood Oh, I'm not, I'm not!
Am I?
AT least I didn't whisper to Guy
about Wits faults and his blindness
to my remarkable SOUL 1 didn't. Mat
ter Of fact, Will probably understands
me perfectly! II only-if he would
Just back me up in rousing the town.
How many, how incredibly many
wives there must be who tingle over
them. No! I will moi be one of that
herd Of yearners! The coy virgin
brides. Yet probably if the Prince
We're young and dared to face life
I'm not half as we'll oriented as
that Mrs. Dillon. So obviously ador-
ing her dentist! And seeing Guy only
as an eccentric fogy.
They weren't silk. Mrs. Dillon's
stockings. They were Isle. Her legs
mine. I hate cotton tops on silk
stockings. Are my ankles
getting fat? I will not have fat ankles!
mo. I am fond Of Will. His work
ono farmer he pulls through diph-
liberia is worth all my yammerinR
for a castle in Spain. A castle with
baths.
This hat is 80 tight. 1 mus stretch
it. Guy likeA it. \
chilly. Time to get out the fur coat.
I wonder il I'll ever have a beaver
coat? Nutria is not the same thing!
BeAver-gloasy. Like to run my, fin.
gers w it. Guys mustache like
beaver. How. utterly absurd!
II am, I am fond Of Will, and
Can't l ever find another word than
Hes home. He'll think I was out i.
late. -,
why can't he ever remember to
pull down the shades?. Cy Bogart
and AL the beastly> boys peeping in.
But the poor dear, HE'S absent-mind-
ed about Observation-Disclosures
the word 10. He has so-much WORK.
and work. while I do morning but jab.
Der to BED.
II mustn't forget the hominy-,.
She was flying into the hall. Ken
of the American Medical Association.
"Heilo! What .time. did you get
back 2" she cried.
About nine. You been ~gaddins.
Here. 1t ID past.4.eIeyef!!ts-1aGoo -uatur.
ed yet not quite approving.
Did IT, feel neglected e..
well You didn't remember to close
the lower draft in .hs furnace"
"oh, I'm 20 sorry. hut I don't of.
ten forget things IKE that. do II"
She dropped into his lap and latter
he had 5erked back his head to save
his ey~e-glases, and removed the glass;
es, and settled her In a position less
cramping to his legs, and casually
cleared his throat) he kissed her
aniabfy, and remarked:
Nope. 1 must say you're fairly
GOOD about things like that. I wasn't
Kicking fsa3usts meant I wouldn't
want the ftrc togo out s0n JUS. Leave
that draft OPEN and the fire might
burn sNp and E o out on us. And the
nights r beginning to get pretty
cold again. Pretty cold on my drive.
II put the ade-curtains up, It was 30
chilly. But the generator is working
.yes. i 81 ehiiy. But ! feel fine
"Go waiting"
II went up 20 see the PerfyA"s BY
a definite act Of Will she added the
ltruths ssTheyeawerenst In. And L saw
guya Pollock. Dropped into his Of.
why You hsys1t; been .sittss and
chintlfns WITH him titt eleven o'clock ~