The Bismarck tribune., 1934-09-27
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the trick. You look all In. I'll drive
for you. Pretty bad storm"
He had coffee with her and then
! mechanic helped him fasten the
motorcycle to the running board Of
the car. He took the wheel and Caro-
line relaxed beside him with . sooth.
ing sense Of safety.
ut was more than good Of you %
come" she told him. II couldn't
have made it." Her voice broke into
q self-conscious laugh. "Rescuo in
the rain" she added lightly. II
think I'll always be looking out for
you when the clouds gather"
Malcolm wondered If she Was
thinking Of the day they first met.
Well, what Of it? She needn't try to
make him feel better By saying
things she didn't mean. A lot she'd
ever think Of him when she was with
that guy Howard Dunsworthl
He did not answer, and Caroline,
sensing the turn Of his mind, lapsed
into silence. She wished, though,
that she could tell him she hadn't
intended to drop him any crumbs Of
pity. She had meant what she said.
She couldn't help it. He seemed 20
infallibly = synonym for security
and assistance. To say il, though,
would sound like leading him on
for nothing
Presently the silence and her ex-
hAustion checked the train Of troub.
led thoughts in her mind. She fell
asleep. Malcolm saw that her head
was jerking uncomfo with the
motion Of the car. He reached an
arm across her shoulders and pulled
her over against him. She slept
there, her head on his shoulder, until
they arrived 1t South Town.
Her father came out and held m
umbrella over her from the drive
way to the house. Malcolm put the
car in the garage. Caroline was in.
side the house before she realized
that she had not said goodnight to
him. She started to the door to SEQ
If it was too late to call to him
when the telephone rang and her
father said: That's Howard. Hes
phoned every half hour since dark
Caroline went to answer It. In 70.
ieving Howard's anxiety she forgot
about Malcolm And though she
tried at every opportunity for ssv-
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