The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-06-15

| In tomorrow and tell me more about
the chemistry lessons?"
For week the pleasantest Of rela-
tionshIpS prevailed between the two.
Geoff congratulated himself upon hav-
Ing learned 10 manage Cynthia. He
grew little arrogant over his pres
ent success and thus prepared him
self for the fall which Is destined for
the naughty.
.Ill take over the budget tomor-
row." Cynthia said one evening. I'm
quite strong enough now"
The new sweetness and grateful
ness of her manner persisted Geoff's
heart was singing. II he could just
hold himself In check for a little
while longer-untIl he had regained
some of the ground he had lost with
her at frstl
i've just got the hang of the
thing" he urged now. Let me keep
on with it--until after Christmas, at
least. I've discovered that I'm lots
better at this Job than you are. For
instance, you've been buying what
Marguerite calls stables In the small
est possible quantities. That's all
wrong. BY buying in quantity"
Cynthia's sweetness and grateful
ness vanished.
"That shows how much you know
about colored helpl II I bought lard
in ten-pound buckets Ma-guerite
would simply riot In deep frying As
for soap-if there was any way ]
could buy half a cake at time, I'd do
1t Geofr, listen to me! I'm grateful to
you for taking charge OF things while
| was ill--terribly grateful; but that
doesn't give you the right to dictate
to me about things you can't possibly
| understand"
Geoff realized that this interview
wasn't going quite as he'd planned
| but he stuck stubbornly to his guns.
Listen, Cynthia II He bent forward
persuasively. "Just let me try run
ming things for you till Christmas
well, until after Thanksgiving any
way. You're not strong yet, you ought
to take things easy"
Suddenly she yielded. with sweet
ness and docIlity which should have
warned him.
VERY well, Geoffl Have 1t your
way She looked pensiyely into the
fire. I'm having guest from New
York next week. and It'll give me
more time to be with him."
aThe man that wants to marry
| your asked Tenny.
YES Tenny. the man that wants
| to marry me-" She gave Geon a
| glance of friendly malice. Il hope
| you'll do your best to give us nice
meals while he's here. He's a wealthy
man, used to every luxury"
Geofr went upstairs to his room In
| state which bordered on collapse.
This was the first time he had thought
OF Cynthia In connection with another
| man.
What blind idiot he had been, TAX
| Ing 1t for granted that Cynthia hung
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