Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-21
B1VE WILL NEVER DIE
By JOHN HUNTER

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placed her spectscles ana eearched
Audfey's face. lt was Z Nttle Whito.
but the eyes were steady and innocent.
with Z wistfllness IN them which touch.
ed Aunt Elias heart, 6he vithdrev
her h,I hands q from Audrsy's clasp. and
.'My dear" she said softly IA
woman loves because she must. And
sshe should never bs ashamed Of hsr Ter
She Kissed Audrey sentIy 20 on Il the % los,
ana - tnot Kiss ana the Wordn which
preceded Il Audrey found aii the con.
hrmation Of her hopes.
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Arust Down
80 nsr!ness came BACK TO town and
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nnc'oS nc seIt tor tne new edition OF
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ssxso. rang you up ana tney SAID
yon were out OF town.
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Lois eHed MN MN speeuiativeiy. Wnat
"sppened' why nsVe you come oackF'
Harkneas shrugged his shoulders.
oh, we had the usual dust.up. Snarl-
Cd at each other like couple OF starved
ours, and ! left In car and Z temper.
same oid tning. hes - unapproach..
so,S !, i'sned t'ser at tne end OF
.ns cnsin
eraaps ne Is ramisned' mssesteo
Lohr rotuy.
Wnat 10 you mean! asked narK.
f, What has he ever had in life but
ms % %nnHness. Jimmy ~, :.
Wnst nas ne ever asked ior! de'
named H6rsness, almost hotly.
\. LOIS % sm,ied ,,,;.h az n'm. ne ne cou,o never
DC angry with ner, ana sne knew It.
some men never ask for what they
most desire, Jimmy. think you
snouid be aware OF tnat, II ANYBODY
should. has 1t ever struck you tnat
you are tne soh OF your iatner! lou
must rememoer tnat ! nave met MIN
ana can judse MN q little; a.,
naIkness nntereo khiie nahoie. -
hoPe oa. more ..s, cnSer.nI s, tnen ne
inc but worI" " " ~
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sent IN sarth to dsnc. rnnnd and sine
~ tbe m.tarhor isn;t ton r;dicrInms
Yon'rs a. dorms,,c and naprnw % minded
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somesnins soI9sJ 10 tem a you. Auarey sss,s ntsn.
called on me ana slansed me feaffully
not more than l deserved, IN q way
aitnousn she made 1aa mistake Oyer
one thing; AFTER ta left she called
assin. MY man toia me she seemen
ppse! ana WORRIED, especially wnen sne n
neara ieI. Lonoch' ne aio nCt teii
her wnere la gone; anu sne oio NOT
leave message. "ns' 10 you MAKE
OF thst
Lois looked down at the table. She
wondered II she should tell him that
Audrey had seen her, and what she
had guessed from the interview. She
decided 1t would be best not to enlighten
him. -,
can guess Jimmy. lou snouio
oe aoie 70, oetter thah l can. What u
your Opinions!
Harkness' fingers clenched hard on
the knife. II hardly know he NUT
tered. when my man first told me
I had a half hope she might have come
to see me. because she wanted to see
me. ......
But, Of course, that's absurd. ! had
an idea she might have discovered some
Of the things she accused me Of were
wrong. ! can't think very clearly
about it. I'm ouly clear on one point"
"What Is that, Jimmy" Lois spoke
quietly. -. '.
That love her more and more.
Try as ! will, ! can't beat It down.
these things better than do. Do you
lOl0k IL i went 10 nef and told her