The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-22
SANDY"
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dy's pale cheeks: "fix It up with
Jude. I'm not sure ! can GO"

JuUe. m NOT sure ] can go.
turned. the big vioieA hat hiding her
face.
"Some girl! I thought you were
making II up about her, Jude"
mo one could exaggerate Sandy.
could they, Douk?"
"Gee. what . pip! Carried it off
with eclat. didn't she?''
Judith gave q faint, tremulous
laugh: III ID been in her place. I'd
be lying there stone dead now"
"She. knows better. Jude, ole dear.
Wen have y great time Thursday
night"
Before Thursday night was over.
Judith's heart was we'll nigh broken.
She looked better than she had
ever looked in her life. with that
dress OF gold color and the way
Sandy whisked her hair to- show the
line ut her temples. the faint blush
Sandy imported to her cheeks. III
Ne doesn't fail for you tonight. Jude,
he's dumb"
And Judith, nervously: u dont
want anyone to fall for me-"
II mean HIM not Hail.. But get
Hal interested. Competitions the
life of trade. you know"
Judith witced. Her young. fiery
ideals suffered with this kind OF talk.
She didn't want to 70 out after love:
scheme for 1t. She wanted il Ia
come magnificently in y cloud OF
flame. She wanted their two souls
to rush together in = sublime recog.
milton Of affinity. Judith was % and
wOefully untauEht.
"Weli. did pick him right =
Douglas asked as he settled her in
the little coupe at his side.
HE seems very NICE"
"Look here. Jude.-none Of that
prosy stuff. Do you like him or
don't you? You're the kind that will
fall in love 1t first sight"
Judith snugg!ed down. laughing:
"How we'll you know me. Doug! Be-
cause that's true. ! fall in love at
ii. 1T sight. And never fall out!
think he's Great--n0t quite ~
handsome rs | might have ordered.
"Why. think he's = bear for
looks. You don't want y pretty boy.
do you! You've changed quite bit
yourself lately, jude"
"For better or for worse ;"
"Wt!l. I'm not sure"
Judith's heart thumped. almost
with anguish
you're not Is clear as you used
to be-"
"Not the transparent pool as Of
yore, Doug? But that ought to
make me delightful--a few fascinat-
ing lights and shadows add to the
lure even Of brook"
with anyone hut me, ole dear.
You shouldn't try to hoodwipk your
old twin. Hut you're there on the
looks tonikht--you're there q mil
lion for q fellow like Hal. Jude. He
hates insipid girls"
"FrOm all accounts ] seem to have
been turned out to the dot to suit
the prince Of men! l mean to do my
darndest. DOUG" :
Then she added teasingly: ITO get
what I'm after!' MIA
They went 10 Tait's. Judith, low
ing music and Rhythm. felt her spirits
risc--eo hubbling md soaring. She
th0uShts Il have the soul Of . street
ksihih there's rowdy streak in
me. How I'd love 10 dash in there
and dance like wild woman!'
And ahe im6gincd. that only her
treining-the lifelong discipline that
had insisted that she keep her feS&
firmly planted on reality--"that she
act like Q sensible person and h9
thankful she had the use Of all her
lim6a" THAT only this. kept her from
mad, reckless extremes Of g0yety.
Judith world have been ! very
fascinating person II she could have
"let 20" { little; il she could blsrt
out all the breezy, capricious things
she thov1ht and felt: But her whole