Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05


laugneo.
seemed funny to her that Walter
should be shocked she wondered what
ne would have ssid to some Of the eve
nInk IrochS "hich were worn everywhere
IN !tGns. l.GnaonI Ala %, s,a u.,, ~. ....s
HOW did you nnd me sne asked
again ana nis troubled eyes met hers
as ne answered
hour M HuntCM n, l,,.s Masoh-wrote
Ms. MsSon 1aIetn ecnoed IN
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ior -, ..
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ss css'1n }ror' 10, NJ nesr srG, heca"se was not
wsnted there Thev bsted me. she and
s,.u ma,,u 'Ie,. ,, i,r,n. u "h Ssrs , With T Mms %
s.n.s.;. Fronchwom.n, and she ia
,s.ch,nS mo % da nce" She broke H..
to a iittje bvsterics, laugh "Oh
Wo,tar dssr, Don,t iook so shockeJ
7 nm nleased To see YOU. ever 40
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IIo hrnL. In ...,r.
.E,,,ohoth ia co,,o to toLo vo,,
home :" '' " ~ ""
Wer oooer hands foil N her s;des
she lool ed NJ hin, wi,h somher eves
"Homc, haven;t oot n bop,s ;, sbo
said
."Tbere il o,wsvs bome for vo,,
with mo T" no arGwered NARY mo
Eliznbetb. and come hack win mo
I've never Enown n moments happiness
since Won went awsv Evervthino
have in the world is yours. It's not
much, know. but ."
Elizabeth looked away from him
down the long room: the afternoon
sun was lying in bright patches on the
polished parQuet floor and outside in
the street she could hear the continuous
rumble Of the London traffic.
Go back with you,'' she echoed.
back to-Dilbury Her slender
shoulders drew together In a little
SILVER. II couldn't. Walter. oh, l
couldn' she whispered.
His face flushed duly.
Then 1t Ia true" he said thickly.
ut Is true about this man-Royston.
That 1t is he who is keeping you here
"A married man."
Elizabeth turned her head slowly and
looked at him.
80 that's what they told you, is
| it?' she said painfully.
He caught her hand.
II don't believe them, Elizabeth.
I'll believe you. whatever you say. and
1t makes no diYerence-whatever has
happened-if you'll let me take you
away. / ought never to have let you
come. I ought to have kept you with
me when your uncle died"
| She smiled Raveringly.
Poor Walter! As II you could have
s.;.t ;t ne . y no use. i can I 20 oack
I'm ouitc bonnv bers ~ % ths +ruth
ron luz rms. hai,p happ. ne,e 's 'he TRUTH
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,ha ,,,ndn'r @ me". o.er ~ ~
success. NJ Wo.os ". Donu ute y,
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Snd EIt,.ha.h @ !" ,i'. e eve ,,1n..I .ha. ne "ou'a
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her hsart s.hoJ ' .hs "s eemid ,maa..snS mi, anu
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.wHsr,n. arS .. WIZ" ~ ,a,s,,~,. NE ~a'
met co,IJn,." .h. .,,5 ha.so,s '" y
She knsw her .rnt,. ~ no,iva e. This
.n.w tha, noIir ,,ust hon. ron.nJ ...;
~ - th,. % naH. % ""s p'onpteu
her sw.u | t,an o's.t Mn, rano ~ o,oer 10 get
hed hssn q. % ~. @ 49,, % III jealousy
Woi... S..,' W. ." ."9 u % ~ an;
.r,,r h;s Stn s."a ,a,tI .ulnea e,, soInn @ pres
well II It's no use,' he said un.
certainly.
sorry-it's no use at ALL she
| answered him gently.