Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-20

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would he always te good To be-
I've .hen-hnfs she MAS Too wea-r q
think.
II want 10 learn how Il xaez
10 you, wife Of mine he said re
gently. THAT Is an en- ezrra 4 al
Just 20 make ron happr--
lou love me SO mnrh. Mnrkv
asked- as n who wondered al ell
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glimnsed in his eves.
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understand this thing they x1ag Bsze
yet, II Is too new. too wonderful II
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= nothing else that fea4#+-
She looked ~ him lan~ ana c
nnsIr
You would do anything yeu erss.
70 make me haTpys Aayrh
Mark
Il pray with all my heart and So
that HfHHFs
Gloria seemed to REST ftayrsz-A rs,A
moor hour and TO brighten Nhsm So
saw him The second time as.s4E u
sun she got up from the Erassanaa A.
said.
lime TO 20 on I'm ready -.
after thai banquet \ feed MI -
again.
lie laughed and went n4 afxx~ IT,
horses. singing At the ton of LIS xsys~@
she stood very still. hasking 80 HfreHy
him, her broxs IueRersHE srrra
shadowy froWn. Oh. If she rezzM sanssT
read herself as he allowed bar In r~--aa
nm II she could only he az xzzrr ~
Gloria as she WAS Of Mark n So
could only look deep info her ssrzarr ~
SHE looked into his. lid xzse sasx4
MARX hings She had thrilled 4s A=w
as she had thrilled TO DO sfsasr r@xv-
Dur that had been in fine xrsrsssr#Erx.a
I"ice then she had been xure sass-
she loved him. But that Was NJ, szsar
ago And now that she had aHBt*x.a
MIN 70 carry her Ont IT the 4u.s~T-
sands7 What now fh. ff kaAe -
only Let him go ON alone This sns~-4
ing. If she had remained where 50
could rest and think and thus r.pnAr r@
see clearly, eFen Into her oxn rrsxz4ssss
heart.
They came about four o'clock fs =
small meadow Stopping in the szr.s.zL
sitting sideways In the saddle. -
waited for her.
Gloria drew rein and looked nj hsrn
with large eyes across the 41~-zsr
PAGES separating them.
i cant 20 any further "a xusa
bleakIy- I'm tired CUT =
lie vas quick to see q sath~rarr ~r
tears, and swung down from his aasTzse
md sent to her with long STRIDES. -
own eyes filled with concern. /
Poor little kidlet-~ he SAID harrr- !
Diy- I've let ron DO rgHnrxeaf !
I'D :
And It was his dHtr. his przwzexr. /
and no ones else lin the xsgYaa- Tn
her. to stand between as4r I'D 4
III hardship I'm n moment. n xsxx '
lnroliing a pack making d Temporary
'onch Tor her and commanding A4r 4
ovingiy just to lie down and anxsk ~. .
u the treefops abore Ter. and r%s< n
ehiie he staked the horses 9=-grvsn
brew herself face down sn -
She did nsf know what possessed 1,
'ers she fought Ter repression. hiding i,
er a from him- Dnt OF q hsSHxzsx- ..
Y stern world q black sgalrz= - u
1aped upon her II cHutrhed ax Ae~ u
hroaf. 1t dragged st her heart sasr
Fas so nervous that now and argsm - 10
cree treraor shook her frssHn asead =,
, foot
DUSK gathered while King wxsrRrd 4
yer his fire. The arorsa eff aasTasr-
0i1ee rose crept through fase air. r
Tended with the aroraas of thu zxsssds. -
e set ont his dishes uron "a fat y
rock. repienlsled his frra ~
rev ON some frexh-cut srresz sfHaar =,
for their delightful fragrance u
nd went tn call Gloria. ~
Gloria. too tired bodily and rpsagrsI .u
10 rage q winning battle a~aGrx1
lose black vapors which fiaek zs
equentiy about luckIess YOUTH h9a ~.
and yielded and gone deun a..
misery Hers was a state uf rx4~- rs
ought nerves which forbade ra4.ar T.
linking, which distorted and wnrzsssa -
ID magnified.
= cup of coffee and d BIT oT STD -
King said gently *YunM r4.as :
lot BETTER g.
She rose YEARLY ana faqanmas AS -