San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29

Belinda knew he couldn't devour her, she was quite a
him, she headlong into the filtration know
ing quite well at what point she intended to stop.
She carefully stagemanaged that point 1t to stop the
Bob had finally given her the chuck.
Bob her flirting and very unhappy about it.
When her flirting he didn't really think she flirt
ing He thought she being pursued with unwelcome at
tenton by unuterabe bounde and he too delicate
minded her. He hardly liked to mention such things
to the sweet, gueess little pet.
watched the with furious scowling eyes, and
bided his time.
When Belinda the scowl hope revived in her
heart but his tender only increased in tenderness
the he scowled at the man, hope again died down.
Belinda fixed the point which the filtration to stop
for afternoon she knew her mother due at
charitable bazaar. She would be alone in the house.
invited the "unuterab bounder" to tea at
o'clock told Bob that she would be in at five and that
be could he liked She treated him rather casually
She also told the parl6rmad to admit else.
Bob did like and turned up five prompt He dashed up
stairs three steps at time to the drawng-room where the
maid had told him Belinda Che free of the house
cour and there he found her in the of the unut
terabe bounder"
Then, of course Robert red.
What made him everything in exaggerated shade of
vermlon Belinda quite happy
able bounder's" arms.
The unuterabe bounder kissing Belinda and she
making objection.
Robert red that his first wrench Belinda
from the unuterabe boupder and shake her violently
terrier shakes rat Then he cast her the back of
chair and attended the "unutterable bounder'
His attentions thorough and efficacous that the
"unuerabe bounder" crawed from the
utterabe the beauty his face ruined for the time being
well as his necktie and his collar.
Then Robert liberty to observe Belinda,
her hanging the back of the chair She shudderng
with excitement and ecstasy.
He a caveman, after all!
Love surged to her heart for him.
He man, her caveman and oh! how she loved him!
She hung the back of the chair gazing at Robert with
eyes suffused by love and admiration.
Robert her looking like bruised butterfly and
consumed with shame.
He longer done he had seen
her that "unutterabe FOUNDERS" arms, hadn't
seemed to mind but STILL she wa5 little delicate thing, and
should be treated gently
He dreadfu ashamed Of having shaken her roughly
Also he had the dgracefu angunary language
lady ought to hear however fra her moral qualities He
deadly ashamed of the language he had used
He stood before her with of majestic humbeness
should have controlled himself in her presence he told himself
settled his reckoning with bounder' else
where, and his reckoning with Belinda by post.
Even though he knew her moral qualities to be
the sight Of her fra little body made him feel intense long
ing to take her in his and comfort her tende
"Can forgive me?" he said wretchedl.
to have behaved-spoken did Can you forgive ?"
And Belinda, raising adorng to his, said with
smile:
"You bloody foolp
WELL he had the word himself not two minutes ago.
several times but hearing from Belindas lips feel
positively sick
She came to him. chung to him. telling him how she adored
him for That she loved to hear him swear shaken
Robert shook off, oh! quite gently and left the
without another word shutting the door quietly but firmly
behind him.
For he recognized in Belinda cave-woman and cavemen
in the year of nineteen hundred and twenty-five
use for cave-women.