The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-24

part gouzy silver Grapes, enter th(
sapphire sky; they had to watch tn
starry Venus outshine 80 many othel
lights.
kisses me-jast once. I'm entitled
1 to that"
when 1t came: when he stoopex
with . soft: "weli, seraphic one!
and ever 30 sweetly put his lips OF
Thought: "A little longer"
hauds 10 his face; she looked ia his
! fine, hazel eyes now winking ens
glowing at her.
He thought her 50 lovely-s<
! wronxed yet so lovely. He wouls
! make up to her for all that suffer
ing.
She had borne it so bravely, with
. high. laughing heart. Even jude
wasn't any stronger.
This was his thought Of her.
Sandy knew this. She was TIL
Quickest thing running away in tn
, night alone, getting job-gallan'
kid
I But il he learned that she WASH,
brave like that-hadn't gone alone
She looked away from those eyes
/; She said family: This is our lss
night, Douglas. We're not to 50,
each other again"
"How so?"
! "Oh." . flippant gesture: "Flirta
ti0ns end-tis the way Of all flesh!
"You've not been flirtipg with me
Sandy"
Eyes, that's the kind Of = person
l ann
He took her hands down and helt
them: "You think fall Tor that
Why are your lips so white? VII,
have you such . queer look in YOU
Then she told him-with quick
falterinx breath she swept away hi.
fine illusions Of her. made him &c.
the weahlinx that she was And 81
she had been to Ramon. -
! Chapter IS
! She told it abruptly and com
pleteqy in cold. Tn0nOt0nons tones
She went hack and repeated, sparinl
! nothing.
Once he said roughly: Il dom
want e hear this. And ! don't be
And once she thought he cried.
"You suppose ! left in mics
quiet way. going straight TO So,
rsn out OF the house one midnight
I 4aunted him. He lost control o
/ himself. He raised his fist an
struck me in the face :"
] When she said this. he touched
her arm. She looked up to see hi
eyes dark and Hlowerin4. He blink
ed and said in : harsh humble tina
sounded greatly like crying: "Yo,
say he struck you? The dAmnet
!, beast struck YOU =
/! $50 tore the door open and wen
flying down the steps. ] went with
i out hat or cost, and ! didn't have ,
cent.
.But I didn't 90 alone. ! wen
! with this man who loved me
He took me to . cottage OF his nea
Monterey. He did everything 20
mo -, So in the end, ~
everything TO him. Now you kne'
.Why did you tell me this. San
$50 that you would no longer lov
"You don't want me 70 stop .,
ing YOU. .@N
-. = %. At least > part Of m
She took her hat off and now q
forward. the hair failing over &c
face. She thought =. can
Plook st him; III never look into hi
glorious eyes again 49,. wan
you to turn from me because @
1 -
him?''
"A year-Almost that long sine
I've heard from him."
for me I"
....!n The beginning you thought 70
She was silent. He repeated. breath
less: "You did? You thought 20
cared for him In the beginning
"Not - ! care for you
not 1t 1T - cere Tor you. This
different different and utterly nev
Like nothing in the world | eve
z9it before. There were eAkvt
things singing and blazing In n
because OF anyone else's look.
never lay awake In the night thini
ing how sweet It would be 70 di
tlsat you might know how much
SAre. And never at with anothe
longing sud longing Tor him - Xii
me =. Because you're the onl
one-tAe only one I'VE ever loved.
He stopped and tried to zee b
eyes.
But she went on evenly: II shout
have waited Tor you. didn't. n
II made mess Of my life. I'm III
weepin4 shout Il. I'm not .askiu
snyone - overlook things I've don
Not even you, Douglas. Whist ~
Am. I can't AScape that. Don&' t6iu
I'm conkesstnv = you. Or iapoloei,
Ing. I'm not aslinR Tor . pordoi
And I'm not expecting zen 70 unde,
"Ism telhng you this 70 cure "a
sf YOUR 6eelisg fer sse. =. nj OIL
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that - part - eEreteAs61g. r.
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suppose th0uM have 4o1d -
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