Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-29
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Peter wAs alilet Tint evening. ana
was gone the next mor4ninnixE, xhen M
sisters came! out Is brssksfsst. He NJ
left ! muessage i the ssesf that "a
would not Is Ct home tha4 nighf M
q foyr o'clock dtelsphoned .confiifninr
|theAplessage. AK Glanced To insvgr
the telephone. ana Cherry; who No IN
her room, heard Peters name and
stood still. listening With aassihock st.
disappointment.
wh su' she s. sadAn I.s Swere RI slst,ne sy sn1,Ss
porch, when. the last ebbipg pink az
the sunset had faded and treat spiders
hand fventured forth into; the duck,
and the dews.. there was:a sudden hai1
at tho gate, and Cherry knew that II
was NE! A flood az utter, irrationai
happiness rose s. ~ her heart: she had
been raeksd with huntsr Tor the
less and unsatisGied, alniost. feverish
with longing ana doubt; now peace,
came again, and content.
He came UP to them his glance
lresolutelyi averted from Cherry, ex-
plaining that he was lonesome, assnr-
ing them that everything went well
and making them laugh with an &C.
fcount Of justin. Titles reception OF
the new turn Of affairs. HE seemed
absolutely dumbfounded," Peter said
HE loked at the paper, Tread ii.
laughed and said-in that little, nery-
GUS. smiling way OF his-that he felt
lit to be by no means ~conclusive-"
II can hear him!""s gtsgled Allx.
"And I guess both you girls will
have to come in in a day or two" Pc
tier continued.
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"Oh. so am II" Cherry said IN q
rather strained voice.
she did not look at Peter, nor did
he at her, but they felt each others
Thoughts like a spoken word.
Had you forgotten ;" Alix asked.
II don't think I'll go in, for I have
about a weeks work here to do"
(. Peter left them, without one woa
the house with her sister in a most
agitated and wretched state OF mind.
She had the telephone in her hand, to
cancel the engagement with her den.
fist. when NAlix suddenly consented to
accompany her into town; and at
lunch time we'll take q chance on. the
st. Francis, sis::' AK said, %innocently,
for Peter almost always lunches
Ithere!" t.@ So
Feeling that the questiontwas set
tiled, yet restless and unsatisfied still.
Cherry dressed for town; they
climbed into the car: gAlix,s firm
hands. in yellow chamois gloves,
%snatched at the wheel; the die was
cast. T.
Yet at the station another change of
plan occurred. for as Alix. brought the
car to the platform Anne I'm to-
ward them from the arriving train,
a gloved and .demure and smiling
Anne. anxious. she explained, to talk
over this newest development, and
whether 1t proved to. be Of any value
or not" to try to find out what Uncle
Lee had really wanted for them. oil.
and then agree to do that in q friendly
manner. out OF court.
: my first feeling when Frenzy told
me" said Anne. chatting pleasantly in
the shade, was one OF such relief!
For l hadn't wanted all that money
one bit" she confessed gaily. ~ only
wanted to do what was fair. Only
two or three nights ago I said to Fren-
ny that 1t really belonged to us all
> and last night we talked and talked
about it. and the result was that said
that l must, see the girls-wc three
arcIthe only ones concerned, after all
; and'-Anne's old half-merrv and
half-pouting manner was unchanged
: what we decide is what really mat.
; ters!" she finished.
Continued Tomorrow Evening". j.