The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-09
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wssn and Fabllfo's father, has ben searching for his son, ern. pIovigg BILLINGS. New York GGtGCtfve.
 Relieving EzteIle faItbIens. EnbIito asks I0ttie tO marry
 Field loses his fortune and Dnvido breaks hIs engagement aO E@teIie. She and her father neturn fO Havana. MARCIA yHEADWAY, who knows Pab.
 tfO b iunOcGnt Of fbe murder nl5sFKe, at last tells the truth, clearing him.
 Hottie overhears MarcIa's story and waPns Hean--tibe pcaI muF. 6erer. He leaves hastily.
 CHAPTER XIV
 Marcia left PabiIto in A. mood that was h mixture of relief and tho utmost bitterness. All these years no had been suffering for il crime he had not committed. Buf. fering Loneliness and hOpeIessness and the loss of the one girl In the world he loved All these yoars.--
 Lottlo camo into the room, "Whhts the D8ttcr, honey boy2" she demanded carosslngly.
 Nothing"
 "YOu look iti neau'B gone"
 pabIito lokoed ID quickly at
 Decided he gesded n change of airy LDttie added lightly.
 "Dld you listen tO what we were sayingW he demanded, She m. s.wwereg with n nonehajant. easy,
 T wssnt going 10 give Beau away" PnblitO said, fr0wnIng.
 "Ob, be know that" she 0D- gwcred, Out that woman who was here might any time. see2"
 "Yee, 1 see----"
 He pulled himself I'D WenriIy and moved toward Inc doorway open. ing on the balcony Everything in his life had come too late. Jf Marcia Trend way had told the truth a few yc0rs earlier nothing tn tho world could have kept him from marrying EsteIIo, Now
 Let's KD over and see what fhey're dolD' on the hoUse thlg afternoon" Boitie suggesihd,
 "f you like" he agreed
 Say, if you don't wBnta 20, Just ssy sal Nobody's going 10 mnke JVU UU Uf
 "f want 10 aII right. "Tm Just q iittle tired, 1 guess,"
 DO you love mo, Pablo? Love me \ little blt, UhT Lottio."
 Ter face cIouded,
 T know Pm not very demon strafiye," be ndmbIttod. "Im sorry"
 "Yop alDt much good at pre- fen6ln'" she sold h1rghly But he thought he wa8 f. IIttIc better at pretending than sch knew.
 "be h little patient with me, will you, LottIsp nc asked, not quite steadily.
 But even her love for him could not teach her patience. Soon LottIe wa serving and he WBs obliged 10 comfort her and pretend some moro.
 You do love me. don't your" sho said, mopDjng her eyes md choking back tho last of her BObB,
 "Of course do, JOttie," nc snid duly. Pm n lucky chap and I You'll never know how love yons P0bio, NeyerW
 You're awfuJIy good 10 me, "1ood7 Elss me, boDoy. Oh net Ilke th1tW
 What fl be should drop his nrrns And soy, "t can't 20 through with jt Lottiei c0nr" What would happeD then? JIe had not known she would bs NO demanding for nOnstratIcDs of affection, He had not known that pretcnBe could be so hard.
 Estslle wrote pabIlto that even. Ing, Sbc had tO send the Iet- ter by post because there W1s .Do chauffeur now to carry messages, She wrote:
 Dear pabiito; Ji B good to wrjte your reBJ name without fear. Marcia had t0lc my father and mo what she has sold you, too. an % glad for you. 1 hove not for C long while been so glad about any thing.
 "J WBDt 10 sec you and wonder whether you will want tO come 10 see me. l baB been long lime since we have met but, remember ing our hours together 1s have 90 keenIy since being here, feel that---sh, I don't know. can't &xpress it