Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-08-11

Aorcu- yes cried Gloria. ShI
came smiling down the stairway.
huny pink puffball floating fairywise
Her Two hands were out. ingenuouslv
pretty little pink-nafIed hands wbicl
haa done little in this world beyont
aiorn eharmingfy the extremities o.
40 soft round arp& For an instant
hang felt the genial current within hin
tf@zen as he stiffened to meet ths
e.Fi he "a watched in the extravaganza
eance down 10 the lake.
1hen, getting his first near view OF
AfF. his Eyes widened. He had never
sen anything just like her: with that
sc Desan. realizing duly that he was
stfaylng into strange pastures. He
ts@a her two hands because there was
a'thins else TO do. feeling just a trifie
aaAHard In b unaccustomed act. He
4N5Aed down into GIoria's face, which
80 llffef 50 artIessIF up to his. Hers
ere The %softesr. tenderest gray eyes
e had ever looked into. From the be-
GINNING he thought of her in superla-
Ives And thus did Gloria, like the
s~pfin@fime coquetting with an aloof
as1 silent wilderness, make her bright
ehfFy into Mark Kings life.
] hare been acting up like a Conan
ele Indian outside laughed Gloria.
Ii xas she who withdrew her hands.
Nv hair was all tumhling down and I
LAD to run upstairs TO fight it back
where II belongs Isn't a girls hair
= terrible ahliction. Mr. King? One OF
These DAYS. when papa's back is turned.
In zoing 10 cut Ii OF short like 3
boys u.
5fDrfa 3 eyes. despite their soft ten
neTness- were every whit as quick "a
Marx Kings when they were. as now.
lliirisuesl OF course both she and
hil@ had heard countless references.
one Of the other. from Ben Cavnor.
hing had known that there was \
baby GIRL long ago he had known
mad ne ver paused for reflection.
ahaeh ne bad mot. that a baby would
hot stay such during d period OF
Hi-hteen years- She had heard a thou-
sand tales of -my good friend. MARX
Marx. Thus had been i'm her mind 4
man of her fathers age. and abonf
sucn . Young girls romantic ideas do
mi htek- But from the first gIiunse
q hlm she had sensed other things.
hing would haye bIushed had he known
h9N picturesque he bulked i'm her, eyes.
los noE- while she smiled at him so
ANONYMOUSLY. she was doing his
going ntascuIinIty full tribute
hoE the clear manIIke look of his
eyeS and the warm dusky tan of face
afid hanflS-eyen the effect Of the care
IS. worn E+sots and the muscular
threat showing through an omen Shirt
efslaar-rnt a delicious little SILVER
II excitement into her.
King. having agreed to stay to innch-
a*'sl. Nas In the bathroom on Goldenss
room. shaving Gloria had lance
aNay. singing 10 her abandoned
friends who we're returning 70 the
aoFse Its the Mark King. nv
af-ssrsT she told them frfumphantly.
a4sf unconscious IT the depressing re-
'zlt Of her disclosures upon a couple
II boys ri the college are who adorad
'Iseraiy and with frequent lapses from
slorlsns hope to bleak despair.
They were NIL Of GloriaTs ~set- with
me noteworthy exception. Him Il
saiied Dir Grafton while the others
Archie and Teddy and Georgia
Evelyn and Connie 1t was to
his ~Mr- Grafton that she turned.
Eaving made a piquanf lace at the de-
eefed COLLEGE youths.
You will like him immensely. I
n0w-~ she said
Nj SrafF0n" smiled urbaneIy. For
" own part he might have been called
sery Inch a concrete expression OF
cavity He Was n shrewd-eved man
! thirfy-iTe with ambitions. a chalky
D~rHapaexi0n. and n very weak month
ifh full red lips
Hiss Gloria he whispered as he
Aafaaged 10 hare her all to himself \
you'll make me jealous
She HAS used to him saying stuufd
Yet she laughed and seemed
easfd- Grafton egoffsticany SUD-
her thought vas of him King
t'saId have been amazed to know that
= VAS already watching the house
r his coming
That afternoon King shook hands
lfh Archie. Teddy. Grafton, and the
st. made his formal bows to Gloria's
RI friends and felt relief when the
Cpl hanaIities Ianguished and he was
TO draw apart Grafton. with
ss#t4er finger to his shadowy a
bore down upon him King did
Z Ike this suave individual
I have been sresas-AsusIy Inter
Grafton led of lngrafs.ss
J the things I have heard OF you
= King By George. men like ron y
= the real life
The wild fancy came booming mon
M to kick him over me veranda
Linz
Think SOP be said eooIly, wonder
despite himself what things Graf
! had heard of him He was sorry
II he had promised to stay to lunch.
3 thoughts All of a sudden were
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