The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-09
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CHAPTER III
But why this desperate resolve Z"
asked Judith, smiling.
1T would be far better than liv-
ing without him." Myra answered.
"And he's so inconstant. He really
can't help it. So have to help it
for him."
Judith looked thoughtful. II won
der If you or anybody else can rule
love-" she said. II rather doubt it."
Myra lifted her head. Her eyes
were smol9ering. Don't you soy
that! I've got to rule it, and I'm
going to. l tell you ii l don't hold
him. I'll kill myself,-and Pm too
young and beautiful to die"
Mrs. Sideways breakfast table
was characterized as "dellght1ully IN
formal" in her letters to prospective
boarders.
Informal it surely was, Judith de.
cided on her first morning. Every
one struggled in at her own sweet
will, ate much or little according to
the amount Of time left before the
first class, tried to make CONVERSE
ton, and then hurried off joyously.
from the dingy linen and the blue
milk in the cream jugs and dreary
faces of the two white-aproned young
men who Jumped tables" for their
board.
The breakfast table group a.
Judith saw it first included three
giggling freshmen in varying stages
of undress; the two Misses Reasey
who talked Of prospective doctors
degrees; Caroline McGonigle, an II.
responsible sophomore from upstate
and the pale Lillian Stedway. Myra
was nowhere in sight!
When Miss Stedway had intro.
duced her. Judith APPLIED most Of
her attention to her cereAa, The talk
went on jerkily around her.
: "Oh, Amy. did ia hear? We've
got to keep the rules like anything
this year. They say the new disci
pline deans a holy terror" Thu
freshman who launched this remark
sank back into her oatmeal, before
the whitening glance Of the pure
Misses Reasey.
Il hope you slept well, Miss Mar
tim" said Lillian Stedway. Il SCI
your blankets arrived, @
EYES," Judith !. replied. II. wa
very comfortable. Miss Aldrich slep
with me. Hers hadn't come yet"
The eyebrows Of the Misses Rease!
and Miss Stedway went up. Evi
IDENTIFY Myra had already strucl
sparks from opposing metals in TIM
group.
Coming down the steps an hou
later, judith met Myra. The CIR
was wearing an orange sweater ant
scarf whose Roman stripes Flames
out in the dusk of the hall.
"Gool morning." said Judith
YOU'RE the first pleasant sight Nv
seen today"
"l,ve been for a dawn tramp wit
my Norsenan," cried. Myra. "Didn'
you wake up when sneaked out q
early? Where are you going?
| cover to the campus" said Judith
"Will you come along$
mo. Have to unpack. We ha
breakfast In the Quickest place o
the road. Think they call II Blu
Moon, or something. I've no doub
it's . dire, wicked place 1T might
But for breakfast.-uns-In-m. bake
apples, waffles, sausages and dri
coffee with clotted cream.
| "Hush." exclaimed Judith. "I'v
just eatsn at the Stedway board."
Myra made q face and ran on u
the stairs.
j Judith found the streets. filled wit
| students, al IN that careless holida
mood that attends the opening q
| eseh term. when old friendships ~
renewed. new ones launehed. and d
feuds revived.
! She reached. the. campus half a
hour before tho tiuA, ct for "a
| meeting. The standardization buill
ine leofned ahead. ssts u Tho end q
The qnedrapgls. prssialng !. witk ~