The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-30
TWO AGAINST LOVE
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bY Frances HAM

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paper which gives the history O
the land, its owners. ct cetera-
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apprehensive.
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the fea tahIe r, the rnoI cli,b natio
until he observed even, Il, Ills An
sorntior1. that Iocelvn was nav
ing M attention. Her eveg had =
vague. dreamy light ia them and
her mouth dropped uensive1y at
the corners.
Weuulng kians
n RE you bored, Lyn2"
"A "Yes, Geoff, ann
well, it's just q mood, he di' i.
missed equally. "You like horses
Just as much as do. When are
you going to San Francisco on .
shopping tour for your trous-
seau?"
81 don't know There was an
evasive quality in her tone which
annoyed him.
"But, Lyn, our wedding Is only
a little more than two weeks of. /"
81 know It. Take me home now,
will you? ! promised Gramp to
run in for awhile before dinner"
Aren't you being rather RI
diculous, Lyn? Running in to see
that old crack-pot every day.
don't like it. As matter OF fact,
| don't think you care q darn
about him or his broken legs: you
lust use him as an excuse ia see
that grandson Of hisl'' 81
.'Now you're being ridiculousla
she fiared. 81 use the communicate
ing door on the uppers floor and I
seldom see q Mack &
ssMucfl toiyour tiisaunoinfment."
he grumbled. aFirst you have j
tit because they move In. then YOU
90 into fantrums because they
mutilate Seacliff. and now YOU
practically live with thernl''
sThat Is not true. You're being
stupidity jealous, Geoff. / did re-
sent them at first-I still feel badly
about Seaeliff-but am Begin
ming to understand their side Of IL.
They--they couldn't help il. They
had to live and eat. Even If they
haven't illustrious ancestors they
are human beings"
'Well, don't want you running
in there. People talk enough as e
is about you and young Talbot"
Il don't believe you. You're
storyl You know Grandma wanted
the Macks at Seacliff. YOU know
she always cared about old Talbot.
I went to see him for her sake. !
knew she'd want me TO. | keep
on going now because want to.
It's fun. like Gramp.n
Geoff said Ia an injured tone:
"If you tie yourself down like
this youth never be ready for our
wedding. Don't / deserve some
consideration
certainly. But you aren't an
old man with both s,f vni,r legs IN
a cast. / lust tIon,t feel there's snv
hurry about the wedding. any,
how. I'VE been thinkine if wol;id
be much nicer "a waif ,,nt1
Christmas .
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