Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-31
CHAPTER xxx.-Con1nued.

b had regained a feeling of social
virtue by telling Juanita Haydock
how darling i,er lawn looked with
the japanese lanterns" when saw
that ERIK was stalking her. Though
he was merely amblIng about with
his hands in mis- pockets though ne
did no peep at her. she knew tha:
he was calling her. She sided ava.
from Juanita- Erik FASTENED 10 her.
She nodded cody tshe was proud 0.
her coolness).
Carol! I've go. a wonderful
chance!' Don't know but VIVA. some
ways it might be better than go:ns
East- to take arr. Myrtle Cas- ssyt
I dropped in to say hows- 20
Myrtle last evening, and tad quite
=. -e.-o .... "l.n iler father. and he
said he was hunting for a fellow 20
go to work in the flour mill and learn
the whole business. and maybe be-
come general manager. I know some
thing O wheat from my farming.
and 1 worked a couple OF months il
the flour mill at Curlew when 1 go,
sick Of tailoring. VIVA. do you thins:
You said any work was artiric II fl
vas done by an artist. And flour il
so important What do you think"
Wait! Waltz
This sensitive boy would be yery
skilfnlly stamped into conformity by
Lyman Cass and his sa,lo~ daughter:
but did she detest the plan for this
reason? Il be honest. l mustn't
tamper with his future to please my
vanity" But she had no'sure vision.
She turned on him:
How can ] decide? It's up to D
Do want to become a person ike
Lynn Cass. or do you want to become
a person like-yes, like me! Wait:
Don't be ~fiattertng. Re honest. This
is important. -"
II know. I am a person like you
now: l mean want to rebel
Yes. Were alike" xrayeIy.
Only I'm not sure can put
through my schemes. I really can't
draw much. / gneex I have pretty
fair taste In fabrics. hut since I've
known 0 1 don't ike to think about
as a miller. I'd have the means
books. piano. travel"
I'm going TO be frank and beast
~ Don't you realize that II isn't Just
because. her papa needs a bright YOUNG
man in the mill that Myrtle is anna
bic to@you2 Can't you und erstand
what she'll do TO you when she has
yoD. when she Sends you to- church
and makes you become respectable? %
He glared At her. 7 don't know.
! suppose 50"
You are thoroughly unstable
What IL I am Most fish out OF
water are! y Don't talk Ike Mrs. Bo-
CART! How can / BIZ anything but
'unstable'-wandering from farm to
tailor shop to books, no training,
nothing but trying to make books
talk to me! Probably I'll fail. Oh,
I know 1t; probably I'm uneven. But
I'm not unstable In thinking abou,
this job in the miil-and Myrtle.
know what / want I want you!"
PLEASE. please. oh, pleased"
II do. I'm not q sschoolboy any
more. I want yon. II I take Myrtle,
it's to forget you..,
Please pleasetrY
"Itss You that are unstable! You
talk at things and play at things. but
you're scared. Would / mind It II
you and ! went on TO poverty, and
! had to dig bitches? / would not.
But you would. I think you would
come to like me. but you won't ad.
nit 1t. / wouldn't have said this, but
7 when you sheer at Myrtle and the
Mill II TmAnot to have good 0se1.
sibie things like those;l I, 3 think
iii be content with trying to become
4 damn dresgmaker. after your Ars
Lyon fair? Are YOUR
No. not h