Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-22

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g1i p@Tess1 On The wlde tender.
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IN anguish, bgf her llDN Oh ~.
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dead rather thxn EaffeY Szg
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spske hrS4.
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sBythtng7"
Ehe hsH Yye4.y, rather ehIlsish
wire, and her syss g7ew intereg4ed
~ tbey took in the paloT If Mans
fare ard ~ unesr.seeiozs Tragedy.
Mar fopnS her veiee thsn, and
ske answered fneoheTently:
"Yes-ny giove4 Il must
k2ve 1sft ny gioves--"
Lyg4eY walled ovvey N ire paper
szrewn table and moYsd a heap If
zaa7azfnes,
u don't think they are here" he
he said, and a. the sopnd u his
yoIce--the voiee Of which che kaa
b%en dreaming nigfh ana day since
lazt she heard "a sudden faint
nesaeane 0yer Wan; she gwaved =
little t0wards the table, clutehip2
h WITH both hands " gteady her
sHlf.
Ghe could MT bear ft>-4he could
n64l Par an instant her nerves
s4anpeded; all her natural compos-
Ure fed II II Rad not been for the
presence III the gin she knew RE
mus have flung herself al Lga1er's
feet and implored him 10 remember
he whe had loved her-how much
they had been " one another.
With a mighty effort she pulled
herself together: the girl turned
away and was lifting the cushion
from big armchair In friendly
attempt N find the gloves, butt
Lyster gtood quite still On the other
side of the table, staring at Nan
with a puzzled sort Of look in HE
eyes.
ppm sorry," he said, 4" I'm afraid
they're not here--Tm sorry," he
said again, almost stupidity, and
broke off.
"Things soon get picked up II
you leave them about" the girl
said lightly. II expect they've been
pinched.p
Nan supposed she must have an
awcrcd something, but she never
konw what she said; her one long
ing was TO get out Of the room be-
fore she broke down; she turned
blindly to the door.
Lyeter reached IL before che did
%. he opened II and held It for her
his ewes searched her face again AZ
passed out: when she had gone he
stood for a moment looking after
her before he turned back into the
room.
Arnott was waiting on the other
eide Of the lounge. He took her
hand and, drawing II through his
arm, led her out Of the hotel.
She walked quite firmly and
steadily. and he glanced at her Gu
rlously In the light Of n street lamp
So there was TO be no scencl He
WINS family amazed; almost any
other woman in the world would
have tainted, or broken down, ne
told himself with a vague feeling of
discomfort; when they had gone
some way he asked her II she would
like II taxi
ats "A good way back TO your
fiat" he said "And II you feel
tired"
She laughed.
"Tircdl don't think I will ever
feel anything again" she said.
. ~ wish you had not seen him"
Arnott stammered. II did my best
10 prevent you"