White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-03-26
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a nuisance-he carries his joke too
far. You can't see that just now;
you can't translate what say; but
think you'll be able to one day,
and then you'll remember my words.
'You cant get as far as my mo-
tive'-that's what you said. What
YOU really mean is that you cannot
see my motive, because you are
looking too high; but my motive is
natural and human and belongs to
the earth. It's a pity you cant
get as far for the motive counts
"You see, if I had deceived you
and, of course, I don't deny that |
did, I laid myself out to deceive
YOU. used every art that l knew
well, if had deceived you with
any shameful object let's say
to smooth my path to some other
man. then your estimate would be.
true, for by using our understand
ing to let you down l should have
committed a sin which not even an
angel from heaven could ever for
give. But we both of us know that
what did did because / loved
you. And when you come down to
earth, as think you will, you'll see
that that makes a difference. And
something more you'll see, when you
lower your eyes. You'll see what
| it cost me to do it. I debased our
lovely coinage to save your life.
"some people would call you a
fool. but I know better than that.
You see, know you so well. You're
so very simple and downright, and
Honesty is your god. That worship
and your unbridled idealism are, as
it were. the lenses through which
Won see. And so what did looks
monstrous. It's because of that
that I'm neither angry nor hurt
onlv thankful. If you had weighed
me and had dared to find me want
limo -
Something was stirring within
me. The challenge had stabbed
some emotion that was not dead.
"Finish the sentence" / said
"That's just what I've DONE"
For a moment she regarded me
curiously.
Then
"No, you haven't" she said
"You think you have, but yol
haven't. If you could speak my
language, you'd understand what
| mean. But that's by the way. A:
I said just now, [am-thankfu
that this has happened. ~. To b.
! honest, knew it might happen.
saw it's shadow while / was writin!
that note. And I very nearly add
ed: Don't let him know I've dom
! this And then l thought NO. be
< cause that was towards way.
i wasn't prepared to deceive you t
save myself"
r With sudden air of pleasur
t she looked about.
"And now where's your cousin !?
1 she said. II fancy the games near
S " over. But I'd like him to hea
nv news and then we can settle tn
t best way to go in and win"
AS once before, the three of u
= sat on the turf, and Helena Yoric
: was speaking with my Cousins eye
S on her face. But mine were upo
e the ground.
# eff I had to give my story it'll
k should call it How Pharaoh wa
It hoist with his own petard.' But thu
n would not be strictly correct, b.
W cause, as you'll hear, it was the IL
W fallible Dewdrop that let him dow
4 "As John has told you, saw hi
s out of Yorick just about twent
h past three. Then l went straigl
Y. to bed. and after little ] manage
It to get to sleep. At half-past six
1t was awakened by the most awf
,e din. Sabre was barking like ma
ID and the fire-alarm of the castle W;
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