Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-02-13
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PETER LISTER lost his msmor
from shock when . she'll on iii
out and killed 20 Of his buddies
BEFORE BEFORE Leaving London Peter. ha'
VAN VAN S snuskaS E who /. s,ok.n
hearted oyer the fate which IN
love from the man she had promise,
S 30 ~e1: ;,, nan has been making he
JOAN END1corr. who's. hu,s.n.
mas wired from France that he 4
SS1m'nx home on leave. Joan want.
M y ho s1 60 N Swsy while her hsskant
soans new hat and on her va,
,tiHUT. JOIN ARNorr. who !,
ass n Saop fsS so sss from from wound
'-teatss their table TO buy sons o.
Ans! ASSSs' with II. question: "wso 8 {
NOW GO ON WITH TIRE STORY
!. 4 RNOTT ,coiorsd..
"A rita the siri tosd you abou,
the e<hsr night. Nsa Marraby. !.
he said,
4" 'ohr PssSrs voice was isSinsr,at,
And--somoons eiss she spoke OF,
someone efse she said she was roans
to buy chocolates for-wss that any.
one ! ought % known he asked with
. sort Of bitterness.
- No" said Arnott. AZ least. Nil
Marraby lives with her-a Mrs. En-.
dicott."
Peter made no comment.
How long are you going 10 be In
here?" he asked presently. +.
My dear chap. we'il 70 when you
like" said Arnott hastily. What do
you want to do? I'm game for any.
thing"
II don't care. but don't mind me, q.
you want to get along with Miss
Marraby."
Rot! She'll leave W, OF course.
1t was quite chance. running up
against her." He glanced over to
Nan. and asked difiidentiy:
Fine looking girl, don't you
.thing?" -. =.
Peter shrugged his. shoulders. a..
Not bad" he said laconically.
e Arnott-was relieved when Nan r..
Joined them.
Got the sweets?" he asked.
Yes: and now having got ali I
can out OF you I'm going 20 bs mean
and run away" abe answered. "I've
sot lots 6S shopping d do." She held
2 hand to Arnott. ''0oodby." ~
& Theu shall SEQ you aseins" he
:e1 eagerly. He had not meant 20
the question, but Il seemed to
s.ss 20 his iipS unAwarss.
Nan laughed.
"Oh. ! don't know!: I'm goinE out
Of town soon for q Few days"
Really" Arnott looked ahsurdly
disappointed. "Oh. I say." hs pro.
tested, II was hoping ws were going
to see q great deal Of one another"
Nan looked at Peter: he was brush.
ing some dust from the sleeve Of his
tunic and was apparently not IA the
least interested In either OF his com.
panions.
A wave OF great bitterness swept
over her soul.
1t seemed impossible that she
could laugh and talk with Arnot,
while her very heart and soul were
groveling at LISTERS feet.
I've got to go home. you see," she
heard herself explaining fiippantly.
Not that want to exac.ly-I'm
afraid I'm not a dusiful daughter
really-but :"
Let me know where you are 60
ing, and when. won't you?" Afnott
asked s,They were outside on the
4 path now, and it was with rush OF
@'relief that Nan felt the cool spring
air or her burning cheeks.
!".Oh, yes. I'll let you know" she
lightly. It's q dreadful
SLEEPY sHsnow OF a place whsEs J
live" -
"And where is thh-apca]llhf
spot? %,a Peter asked with q Shost {
ssss fnpE4Sin his eyes. r..
yAs2aSHn Efurned and looked ab. hi.
$40 was wondering IL hs would r
member the name IL she spoks i
?, s'rsthad told him about II - efte'
:4a,heh' PIE ut nome and hss lon. :.
ldhood, and the gladhestt sRSf
~ she had escaped from her atei
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