Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-10
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r. uSi.g BY dancing S"' '' "
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H ~. ,oko. after tho sooS, tur~s
""emS...;onal ddSciW0 TO moke
% pr0yess'Isha L. lad been trot~ed to no
Nvsng H.. ~ IN O War romance 10 "os
- ..,o develops into o fosAy, sor.
Iu pije, .oith ,chow " 80 c"" onrtmsr.
rsTTA, Roystors 1c"p,:' n.S n ;esioss oi
..is olso loves h'm o"" -
ally MASON, ElisabstA'' '"ooe''"
<s.s;r. vho loves .,.
~ FARMER, q rich .scn coos;
~ fi faio oroposes to Elizabeth and
tss, ts..s Ker lessons tcith
,ss sENEsTIs. q noted ''''s'
.STER sNEATH, o country 'oo' :"
L. E .oitk Elizabeth.
- Often Does Pat Comet" She
40 THIS is where you Dance, % .ns .ns
~. Ia ou,s.lcally, "I'vs had the
saio =. and YOU. Pats been
- " hs,s kept you hidden 80 wen v !.
4. - "a n no idea you were here until !
= r..ms, " drive up as I was passing
4. other day. That was sooo enOusu as.sar ~. !"
4. ...,ns that he's your SHADOW;
- ..,ntsd eyes narrowed as she
.st,d at Elizabeth. Ho" 0''en o'@'
=. GOMEZ" she asked. >,
.css T Royston has never been here"
nisabsth said. y,.s ~,
Iuid laughed and shrugged ne'
Asaldefs. r...-
-. I suppose hs and Farmer hate
|. another, don't thsy'' =, ,
nv, Royston never comes here; ]
a.. .een him for weeks" Eliza
- said again.
rpid stared at her cufiously.
- believe you're speaking the
~ I" she said at last in astonish
INT.
.sbsre's no need for me to tell . liz
LAcut It," Elizabeth answered.
rh.rs was a little silence, then Roy.
(sn's wife laughed.
"Wsll, I don't mind admitting thai
iw siyen him hell about you once Of
vies," she said coarsely. "Oh, he''
dsep one, he Is; keeps his moutf
M tisht like an oyster when h'
Iooses, and you never know whei
Iou'ye rot him." She stared down q
Ier pointed shoes for an instant.
III It's true that he never come
Ases," she said presently. II suppos
I've hunted you up for nothing?"
II don't know what you mean,
MD Elizabeth constrainedly.
Enid got up; she came close to th,
gifl and looked down at her with har,
pye..
n want some money" she said
I'm broke-worse than broke! In
70 the most Internal hole! I've beef
ehueked out Of my job for one thing
told you I was at Ieonors's-well
fhey kicked me out. Then I had
Nv with Garston-you know Gar
pton?"
live heard of him." Elizabetl
70, recalling what Neil Farmer ha,
teld her.
well. I've done with him. too,
Inid went on slangily, "or to be quit
mthful. he's done with mo. His peo
= found out that he was spendinl
y money on me, and they made tn,
euce OF q row, and so he knuckle,
eaer. / don't care. He was a fright
ul bre, anyway. But I've got to An,
oms money, and Pat won't give me
ailing-perhaps it's true that he can
Mars what he says, anyway"
df :hrewd eyes saw the little fiicke
emotion that crossed Elizabeth's fac
~ ihe smiled. ~
ITS due to me, you know, tha
een where you are today" she wen
= III | hadn't met you that after
hocn, and II you hadn't come along {,
y place, YOU wouldn't be where 70,
" now. That's true, isn't IT."
,1~, IL suppose 1t is"
well, then-it's worth sometb,n,
~! I've heard oil sorts of rumor
Oout you, that you're going to make
at name, and that Farmers cras
oout you. He's as rich as Croesus
aa you pull It off 1t will be throug
l wont it? Give the devil his due 7
a aIniaoeth raised her eyes.
what off," 1' u'
This marriage with Farmer: tn
lungs on you. You've cut that cou
3 ~ oI yours out properly, can tell you
0ne Always looked upon Farmer as he
ps0Perty. She always reckoned sh
Sua play him up as much as she liked
ao !nen marry him In the end to ma
~ ~ oeots and keep her In comfort 10
'as rest OF her life. Then you cam
."nS; and l reckon she'll never forgiv
Sne can't do me any HARM" Eliza
0e;H sad; Il am not afraid Of her."
Enid shrugged her shoulders, took ou
~ Rowderpuf and dabbed her nose.
She can talk" she said eloquently
sna she's started all manner of tale
oous you and Pat. Every one he
sare them-1 heard them weeks agt
e1 believed them, too."
Taoeth did not answer; there wa
y "!!ls sick feeling in her heart, q
:" TSiaer girl went on frankly.
You know I'm q queer sort of fisl
NY hit 1t with Pat for ten minut te,
ss sva &c mates me. But in my own wa
.I.d N .ond OF him, though you may M
4 W that Stacey girl-she's in lo1
~ n,ta % AIM, IN bet, IL the truths know,
ss !. AZ right i I don't see him, but
10 get half of nv h.al ~