Gunnison news-champion., 1924-04-18

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huy" arisen frn.a nervousness
Il ,hH'l 20" IN ny hr''fmsf three. y"
l2-h C'argrs street FrancIs ,"ld him
Il can sr' m for half an hour then
sir" n" man replied = shall lee very
glad :" come | mrst Hpologir" FOR
having troubled you. sir"
Twn-i- vent slowly back to bis trio
~ gu,-,'s AL IN. Nay down the cur
p"tel 1,.rl'u'" he was haunted ny the
grim sha,"u uf Spectral fear The
frozen h"rr"r of That graNly evening
vas h"r"-" him IKE hateful tahleau
lIhlltrh'> morkInE words rung In his
mrs Ny death i the one thing In
'h" world which would make my wife
happy The court scene. with all it.
Sln"ml tragedy. rose before his eyes
only in the dock, instead ~ Hudlirh
p" saw nnG,h-r,
Francis found them talking about
the fight the night before. when he
returned to the table. and rnught Indy
Cynrh!n saying TO Sir Timothy. 7 SUP
pos that you ar" very disappointed
In my stealing over TO see the hat'lrT
on n" contrary" he answered. Il
anu delighted
You mean rhatr' she asked lncred-
ulously
81 do" ne declared "CompsnIon
ship between our sexes Is very delight
ful 50 far a. It goes, but the tundnmen-
tai differences between mans out
look and tastes and woman's should
never be hrIdged over myself do
not wish to learn TO knit. do not
care ror the womankind In whom ain
Interested to appreciate and under
stand fghting"
Lady Cynthia took a cigarette from
her cas-" and leaned over 10 Francis
FOR light
The world Is changing" she de-
clared. Il cannot bear many more
shocks fnnC.ed that | had written
myself forever out OF Sir Timothy's
good books because OF my confession
Just now"
He smiled across nt her. His words
% ~,
Lady Cynthia was conscious OF
strange little sense Of pleasure.
''On the contrary" he assured her.
you found your way a little further
into my heart"
1T seems to me. IN general sort
OF way." Margaret observed. leanl.-s
back in her chair. that you and my
father are becoming extraordinarily
friendly. Cynthia"
Il am hopefully in love with your
father" Lady Cynthia confessed 1T
has been coming on for long time
| suspected It the first time | ever met
him. Now am absolutely certain"
IT'S quite new idea" Margarei
remarked Shall we Ike her In the
family. FrancisT
mo airs" Lady Cynthia warned
her. You two are not properly en-
gagged yet II may devolve upon me
to give my consent"
In that case" Francis replied. 81
hope that we muy at least count upor
your influence with Sir Timothyr'
IF you'll return the compliment and
urge my suit with him" Lady Cynthia
laughed. Il am afraid he can't quite
make up his mind about me and am
SO nice. l haven't hirted nearly so
much as people think. and my in
| stincts are really quite domestic
My position" Sir Timothy re
marked. as he made an unsuccessful
attempt to possess himself of the bii,
| which Francis had called for. '.ls b..
| coming . little difTl...t."