The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-19
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Henry had grinned. and said:
Listen, honey, / didn't marry you
| for your fortune.
Then you consider my face my
| fortune, Sir?"
Yes. Ma'aml' Henry had kissed
her then. I'm marrying you be-
cause you're my woman, I'm your
man, and because / love you like
nobody's business"
How long, long ago that seemed.
Ages and ages.
She picked up a paper she had
bought on the way to the train.
Her eyes fell upon a section head
ed Public Notices. She glanced
down the items in disinterested
sort of way. Then she saw an item
that caught her attention. II said:
please take notice that my
wife. Katie. having left my bed
and board, I am no longer re-
sponsible for her debts.
John Moorehouse."
She read the notice over again,
wondering how soon It would be
before flenry Pell put one nke II
~ the new YORK papers, supstl-
luLlIls Ihe name LueiIa Ior tne
tears. She flung the paper aside.
Aliilost ahgrlly she shalcned
pao ana peIleil from her Dag. one
began 70 Write.
az
lear HENRY
I'll be at the Florida ADDRESS
gwen below, IN case you fnd Il
necessary TO communicate with
me. | would IKE to have you
Keep my furniture until can
arrange 10 nave II shipped back
nome a.. :,
Lucia.
She wrote the address of Tom
my McIntyre's cottage at the bot
tom Of the sheet. folded II. and
placed II. in an envelope. She then
called the porter and asked him
ia mail II for her AZ the first ston
-,
Inc Dogn0use
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tiiat sils was soing 70 ciorlaa are
lew usays ae nome! VI course ne
ila 1q1,1 ,r,, ], I.
WSII' let l-us1ld do liIe Wrltlilg--
let tier Mflse NUN Wnen sne was
s Sssl t?,. one s, nau rusnea on ana ana
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" get pasK lfolil Sllicdgo' Wililout
giving MIN q cnance 70 tell ner
that ne ana Marie We're perfectly
innocent Oh any wrong Wnatso-
ever. So
And now ne was waiting IN
small room outside the studio,
Wy s.atss414ts, AVi +sAoA AZ " iohAi AiAii'
The door opened, and she came
IN, quickly, an expression upon
her lace which Henry felt BODIED
no good.
I've tried all afternoon to get
you" Henry said, rising to meet
her. But you were out, and
"Of course was out, Marie
cut IN, 4 keep after what want.
/ don't SIT down and let someone
else get my JOBS. r.
Ihen l take " you've heard
the news, SAID Henry.
4 certainty nave. Anna Latham
was at the rehearsal, and she
nearly knocked over the mike In
her rush to tell me.
Henry shrugged. wen, there's
no need crying ABOUT II, IS there?1
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