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éivuying] and said to my cnmuunivn. "Shurrup. mute," he rcvlivd. "yer don't KIWI’ You'd have to pay o. sixpcncc for this lit the Z00." 'the basencss of this girl."

"Isn't this the limit?‘

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Where away, Snaiiie? Going to the seashore for the summer?

Bug: Why summer's over. man. Snail! I know it. I'm talking about 193”.

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“Tom must be very much in love

with that girl of his."

"why?" “He had her at the game the

ather day and I give you my word' 1e watched her as much as he did the team."

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“i frankly admit I am looking fol | husband."

"So am i."

"But i thought you had one."

"So I have, but I spend mozt o‘. my time looking for him."

“Senator, you promised me a lob."

"But there are no jobs."

“I need a job, senator."

"Well, I'll ask for a commission to investigate why there are no lobe and you can get a job on that."

(Continued) orother oi mine. in your teeth “What have 1 done! Try t-o be tell you-I don't believe you!” calm, man. What have I done? suddenly the little drooping fig Well, this is what IYve done, and ure on the chair had raised itself

He rose to his feet. wild, unspeakable joy.

"Oh, my Jbroihcr, I've stolen from "Ii/S B11 Tight. 139F115." I said; I --‘ you your mistress; that's what I've don't believe him. and If a mil-llon| others were to say the some, If "oh, no, you hovenlt," I groan- they Were to thunder it in my earsi

done."

9d. "God forgive you. Garry; God down nil eternity, I would tell them.

‘iforgiire you! She's not my-—not U193! lied. they 119d!"

'v.'hai: you think. site's my wife!" ~

he shrank bark. llu gazed at me 11.0111 my 811115- ivith \\'ii(i, straining eyes. I "D0111 be frightened, little Bill

you mu mc, boy? You should have ii. dear. Now. don't cry: trilsted mo. You should have told 110ml" mo. When wore you married”.

"Just a month ago. I was kcep- (‘lung to me ever so tightly. ing it as a surprise for you. I was] “GETTY? l 511141. "this l5 my Wile- waiiinrz till you said you liked and when I have 105i my belief ill all thought wcil of hcr. Oh. I thought ‘C159. I Will believe in i161‘. YOU have you would be pleased and glad, and made US both Suffer. As for what I ivas treasuring it up to tell you." lyﬂlfve Sfild-l/Olfre mlsliﬂkeﬂ- She's ‘This is terrible, terrible!" is good. good girl, 1 will n01; believe lls voice was choked with agony. that by lhmlﬂhl- W011i 0!‘ deed Sh‘! On her chair. Borne drooped ivcar- has been untrue t0 me. She will iiy. Her wide, storing cycs wcrci ekplain everything. NOW good-by- fixcci on the floor in pitiful per- (301110. Bilfllﬂa"

plcxity. Suddenly she stopped me. Her "Ycs, it's terrible enough. Wc hand V1115 0n my ﬁrm. und_ she were so happy. We lived so joy_ turned toward Garry. She held

ousiy together. Everything was per- lwrself as proudly as a queen- fcct, a heaven for us both. And theni “I want. to explain now, before you come, you with your charm that you both." would lure an angel from high: She pulled from her bosom a lit- hcaven. You tried your power on I18 crumpled note, and handed it my poor little girl, the girl‘ that ‘to me. Then. as I read it. a eieat never loved but me. Anti I trust- ‘light burst on me. Here fr, was‘ cd you, I tried to make you and “Dear Berna: her friends. I left, you together. 111i "For heaven's sake be on your my blind innocence I aided you in guard. Jack Incasio is on his way every way-a. simple, loving fool-‘Iwrth again. I think he's crazy. I You came like g, gerpent, foul, kIIOW he'll stitk iii‘. nothing, and I crawling thing, to steal her from don't want. to see blood spilt. For me, to wrong me. She uuls loving, your sake, and for the sake of one ifaithful, pure. You would have dﬁm‘ to you, be warned. dragged her in the mire. You-Y’ “In haste, "Stop, brother, stop, for heaven's, “Viola Lennoir)‘ sake! You wrong mo." "I got it twogdnys ago," she said.

it's the lucky day for you I've done the white. WW-beﬂone face with it. I've saved you from shame; I've the wide, starinE 9Y6! was turned freed you from sin; I've shown you toward m9; the Pltlllll 100k hid gone. and in its steed was one of

A heaven-lit radiance was in the I I thought: that. he would faint. gray eves. She made as if to come| 2m; {are wcnt white as paper and to me. but she swayed. and I caught

“God forgive mo! Oh, why didn't Give me your hand. Sec! I'll kiss don't,

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He held out his hand command- “Oh. I've been distracted with fear, ungly. A wonderful change had I did not like to show it to you.‘ icome over him. His face had r-e- I've brought you nothing but tron-i ‘gained its calm. It was proud, ble. and I've never spoken of him,~ stern. never once. You understand, don't l. "You must not think I would Z5011?"

there,’ he said. He opened the door. Ul1der CCnS-ideratiryn I heard him speaking to some one. I waited, then you burst in on me. You know the rest."

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have been guilty of that," he said‘ “Yes. little girl, I understand." quietly. “I've played a part I never "I wanted to save you, no mat- thoughg to play; Ilve done a. thing ter at; what 00st. Tonight, I tried I never thought to have dlrtlccl my ioprevent you going out, there, for hands in the doing, and I'm sorry I fear you might meet him. I knew and ashamed for it. Btu. I tell you, he was very near. Then. when you Atrial-that's all. As God's my wit- had zone, my fear grew and grew. ness, I've done you no wrong. Surc- There I sat. thinking over every- ly you don't. think me as low as thing. Oh, if I only had a friend, I that I did what I did for my love ihousht: Sumo one to help me, Then for you, for your honors sake. Ikns I sot, dazed, distracted, the asked her here that; you might sce Phone rang. It was your brother." what: she was-bur. that's all. "Yes. so on. dear." swear it. She's been as sate as if "He told me he wanted to see in a cage of steel." ‘me: he begged me to come a; once. "I knew it," I sold; "l knew ltuI thought of you. of your danger, You don't need to tell me that. of some terrible mishap, 1 was t“- You brought her here i0 expose rifled. I went." her, to show her what a. fool I was, She paused a moment, as if the It, didn't matter how much it hurtfecltal was indeﬁnitely painful to me. the more the better, anything her, then she went on. to save the name. You would have "I ifound my WBY to llls room. broken my heart, sacrificed mg on My mind was full of you, 0g that the altar of your accursed pride. man. of how to save you. I did not Oh, I can see plainly now! There's think of myself, of my position, A; a thousand years of prejudice and first I was too agitated to speak. bigotry concentrated in you. 'I‘hnnk He bade me sit down, compose my- God, I have a human heart!" self. His manner was quiet, grave. “I thought I was noting for the Again I feared for you. He asked best!" he cried.

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