The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-02-06
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CHAPTER NNlA
II would be run Gypsy sala u
. herself on the tuesday follow
nc tnru reconciliation. TO go
town and surprise rom al lunch
-,ma somehow she never seemed
n nave time or spirit for these
mali honeymoon gayeties any
more She dressed IN Ger best
the new gray suit. the postage
stamp nat perched OF her shfn-
.nr crop OF curls The spring
wind blew chat and papers IN the
.rrec.s The sun sent slantlnS
bright shafts OF sunlight into the
ray canyons. II was a perfect day
tor an adventure.
She went up IN the bronze eie-
rat0r. smiling secretly at het
,wu daring. The girl al the IN
desk was new and did
not recognize l. It. She dldn I
rive her name. Was MIR. Weaver
N? The girl. who mad the mead
md shoulders OF wax name
1uln. spoke softly into a tele-
lhUne and informed her that MT.
weaver was Just on mis- way out
TO lunch. What name?
In wait here" Gypsy sat IN
the deep diyan which swallowed
up her smallness. In the dim
light her gray costume was
scarcely noticeable against the
taure background Presently she
heard Toms step and almost
started 10 her feet. But as he
emerged from the corridor she
saw he was not alone. A tall. gilt
aaired girl was with him. he had
uer arm and was speaking TO her
earnestly. They seemed utterly
absorbed. They did not see her
as they stood waiting for the
down elevator.
Gypsy's heart felt as though an
ICY hand were squeezing it, She
sat perfectly still as the elevator
door changed open and shut and
Toms laugh rang out as the car
shot downward. The information
clerk glanced up curiously as she
rose TO go.
why, Mr.. Weaver left just
now. Didn't you see him?'
mo l. l." she fioundered.
iii be back. later"
Anything can dor" The wax
maunequin was helpful. s..,.
Gypsy's eyes wandered past
ner. Anything she could dor No.
there was nothing anyone could
do for her today. She had trusted
him so completely. so utterly:
and yet she must believe the evil
dence of her eyes. How absorbed
he had oeeni She had been right
she had been right all the time!
She walked aimlessly down
Broadway. Past Trinity church
yard with doves wheeling In the
sunshine, past block after block
OF stone facades and plate glass
and table d'hote restaurants and
haberdashers. ..- .......
A HOODED subway entrance al
"A Park Place reminded her that
she must be home before 1t was
time for Elsa to leave. She ran
down the stairs and clicked past
the turnstile. paying her fare.
There was the baby to be thought
OF. II all else failed. II h, world