The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-23
He came forward, hands out.
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| Fortunately the others were
crowding around her also laugh
ing, praising her, kissing her.
There was an unusually large
Lgroups of outsiders from other
towns near by. 1t was ten or fif-
teen minutes before Jordan and
Eileen could release themselves.
k'come over and get something
tosdrihls" he said to her abrilpt ly.s
Excuse me, Lucille-you get
the others off Eileen's neck, will
you? have a message for her I
forgot to give till now"
He led her away. IT have to
know--T have to see you alone
before go back" he began. "Is
your place empty?"
| Yes" She was suddenly very
l'tired.
He slipped a possessive arm
through hers. She lifted her skirts
and went docilely with him. He
gave quick order to one of the
Chinese walters as they passed,
for the soft drinks that were
served on the verandaS.
Unexpectedly, the veranda OF
Eleen's own place was empty.
They sat down in the cool night
wind. Don't talk, you're tired"
Jordan said gently. He opened
the bottle for her-poured. She
never knew what it waS--and
waited while she drank.
he bent forward. "All right,
dear? All settled?"
Molly Flanagan ran up as she
put her hand out to lay IN Jor-
dams.
Hey, Eileen, I've been lookin'
All over Tor youeg, Shei Said..a
Heres the biggest bunch OF tele-
grams and phone calls So far ever
Shouldn, Il wonder sif theHl liked
YOU"
ShegdTopped a handful .pfItyRsR
message. into EiIeeng lap. She
glanced keenly at the man and
glri, and slid away with the Irish
tact where lovers are concerned.
Eileen TIL Molly should De out
o. signt, mace Q pretense Oh leaf
ing the Pile over. She knew what
they would pc like, Fan mail was
usually pretIy mucn the same.
1oure Wonderiul, Eileen. we
are ciup OF girls VINO always
listen In on you = IKE your
songs won you sing, ROCK me
TO Sleep, Mother, next time? |
aIl an oi1 iaoy OF elgnIy; ! once
Eileen, stop going so heavy on the
sMss. stun. 4on re. tops MIN me
TomaS
r. st;,i ,ot h.r ho,,;na .hoso -
,,;ai 4 Ssli soa nss, nsv Ii1ls snSse m
even scalded herDsha was their
fr;ana their nal P,t tor;gh. tha1,
wara not yeru ;rnrortant COW, s
rared to the man 1who sst in.
nsfient vet sar,,re b;c lnaa
foucbinu hers She Glanced a.
-ssnsl1 nns. haforsa she i;ftad har
eves N saw YES 10 .Iorsan
Esa(yood for Won TiIean ca vou
Laid make the mike! Someday
ITlI and vo,,I All 3ha i,cLi Mar,
- M sS1 ~ s"s $3.50 M
&c She c,ntebed II she snrano nm
Che ran -aftar Malls e
1NfniIv Mo,1vt,, syss-sa
MAI, sa,,o.or;,r hooL .. a.
GENITAL bn s;a ston med IN ~ s, .ne
nr;sa
aMol,v,swhera ,did this 'n,assaea
| s;onad sMart;,,s co,na frc,nsS
soe ''
From A Ship
xot,v :. -. 49,,
MILL, IN the eternaI green
Stacks turned, nanoS IN
pockets. :,
lelegram! she SAID. Gooo
grlef, KID, there were twenty
kilograms wired IN.
Inc one signed Martln'
Eileen SAID impatlentiy, running
over; toward her. JorGan stood,
puzzled, on the porch. hls nands
i9iL o. tns scattereo papers.
/ IN, tnal one. ! mink tnaES 2
nut one. It's last on some snip.
Suppose msy picked US up py a
freak wave.
Molly sauntered on. Fan mes
sages were merely more things to
write down. as far as she was
concerned.
| Eileen turned in the bright
moonlight and came slowly BACK
e where Jordan still stood. sort
ipg the pie o. nlmSy papers rom
sfholast,c hanis hiAeep AYPFs
remempR red how tidy theyfVere,
how straight and thin and heat
he was in his blue serge suit.
now the hight Shonea onk ms
glasses. She knew what she was
going to say. by the time she was
close 70 him. There was nothing
else that she could say,
ITS no use. Jordan, she said.
| I'm sorry. maybe haven't