The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-12
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1gQERAi9Ns Le:NAc DONALD
CHAPTER THIRTY.FIvE
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After > space in which he SEEM
ed to mediate, he said: ri think
we'd better b leaving for New
York tomorrow night. I've been
looking up sailings and have wired
for reservations on the Majestic on
the fourteenth.
It had come \. the dread bat
tie. Oh, it's SO hard But I've
got to Will he make q row.
-. He never has ;. Oh, I couldn't
bear it. -.
"Dadums, I'm afraid you'll be
disappointed; but I've changed my
mind. ! don't care to 60 to Paris"
Now for it :. Oh, now for it !. !.
Will he be like al the other parents
after all? It's the first time I've
ever opposed him -. The first
test. -.
Eyes, I'm rather disappointed"
he replied mildly. TITS been years
since I was in Paris, and l fear I
had my heart set on browsing
around the famous old places"
This hurt her. But, she reflected,
he doesn't suspect. I'll have to tell
him :. I won't deceive him !.
Couldn't You take q little trip over
anyway" she asked. II could visit
one or two Of the girls while you're
gone"
mo. Your capital is too small to
permit it."
my capital?"
"Of course. The money is yours.
It was acquired for you.''
Then I order you to 60" she
cried gaily.
His eyes smiled. "Sorry, Captain;
but the weather won't permit. =
Adding seriously, 'It will take
three to four times as much for
you to live in New York a in Paris.
Art lessons, rents and living ex-
penses are very expensive In New
York. You'll need every cent Of It,
and it won't take you very far"
She didn't like his choice Of pro.
nouns. Always it had been we; now,
all at once. you-
She felt miserable, too, over the
money question. How wonderful he
was! Knowing it would cost 50
much more to live in New York;
dreaming Of Paris himself, he had
consented without . protest. # he
had only objected =. A savage de-
termination to m . ke him fight
swept her.
do You know Why I've changed
my mind?" she demanded; why
I'm going to New York instead 81
Parish"
"Do you care to tell met" be
asked gently.
I'm going because I'm in love
With Jimmie Warren and he loves
me. Al soon % Aunt Pam divorces
him we're going to be married"
There! It was out. His reply tool
her aback.
Els she going to divorce him
Strange. I had quite = talk will
her this afternoon and she didn't
mention it. In fact, she said thai
she and Warren had decided to pu,
Of their cruise until late summer
perhaps."
Patricia felt Aattened. Rolled out
Jimmie had told her they had part
Cd. He had gone away Blu
above Ill things. that her fathe,
should take her announcement .,
calmly; even indiferently. It shock
ed her to find him unshocked. Sh'
waited . He had fallen into ser
enc meditation.
sWell!" she demanded In tom
never before used with him.
well what, my child"
''Out with il. I've been dreadinl
it long enough"
"Dreading what9"
1.-THE lecture you're going to civ
me-"
Am I In the habit Of ecturinI
your"
mo. But I've never defied 70
before. I never did anything thu
you disapproved Of. ] know whs
you're thinking about me. Your
thinking I've failed YOU That II
j . rotter. Unbeautiful. A disgrace I
you. That I've made . failure Z
you and"
Patricia, my child, are you SUI
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