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Mr.. Uymer, may I aak if you ever knew i Mr. (Jam gU l!r fU U k u hf frLtvl until ar eg.
U:ghun ?" Uo Mr Ujiw cgKi tr l ian M h l
Clementine Uytner'. face fluahed crin.n i ahe tlr d u. iut.1 thai aU waa in d 1 fr I ( Mf
fafj'ed out !"!;!l'U.
" Why, Jf, I I know hrr very well ; ahe and my , It an ..II rrly ahm t.Vy 1h itt,
mother were old kIkmiI mate." th rr p. ! u rU in tU tfUfh!, and
" Pidyou know her n, lit?" Ciaen aaij.ili. (iam mUI tip U u Mm I jKv tV I t.-r-
.-a, now. lifp onty U ailUg Uut ah aU .! I H gftl?
Clementine reached out her hand and U I of rjt at ih 4 r m antft I hy a u!l. dls !
i willow bough by her ide, anawering in i low tone Its ,a aiih adwy half and !tk, tilling ajt
" Yen, I knew him; tut why, may I ak in turn, IVa rjn
th-w iuftiun were they friend, of youra?" M An Mm iht.i ? lU i fi k4
(iwen waa. deathly white now and wry nerve " I i:n C. tu In. j "
juivertd. The hour had Pome of which ahe had darn 4t wA hr ban I ad tU Mil t d
dreamed day and night. She wa .landing fa U burat tti tu
fi with 11 betrothed and mut tell her all, HI. " Why, daf g tl. ahl U it, ht a.U ;i f "
hrank from it, however; Clementine wu not quit ;-tUj thatlbr U ly bad I'd hf ri j4 n M
what ahe had eictcd U find, not quite what Ijt had the ia ail aakd lf in a ry aiiuthaif
Allied to think her. " itt n,, Mm I tight.. l I hat UWI
" M til walk a little way" ahe aid, M I hare a ftrarj U ill i.tii. f 4 al I a
meMge for you that U, if you are the C'lrtnn.l r tyn fn
I,. Lighten lovel" - I'' W M
Mm Laymer wai very hite and UnuU vU.hly. knr Ut Ur " ttVn U h y t-y. U
Did yiHi know him? (an y.,.i Ull nr .hdhrr liiMi.ly -r tt '- "
hei dead?" .Uir-
S-atinl ..art from the throng on a gr...y K", " H' l' - '
li.rn told of hi. death and lat rur t,l 1 it all in U J 0. M " lf
. 1,-w, n,n.traincKl tn. that did not .--. tU ',f h ,U .,n la.Ul ,n. ' ' '
..f hr, listener, though the latter wa. Atit Wllrrly. t- -f tir,. ,vn U. - Mm .U
You iuu.t come hon.e .ith me .niM and k. .1 t, Ut lU t.u.f & m. I r-A
ki. mother." .he .aid; then, after a moment'. " I -11-
... hr!o f.!l( littM h' 1 l"' ''' ' " '
"":?ST. . u mM ..." w., .u i. -
th" time.' ' . 4 - i t, t.A. it-. s ntt.,,4'1
mourn forever." Fhe aK-nI hkely W .. . I iu ft, at
I ay, Urm.wnal.au nut. ,m f t' ff ilia! r-a,',,
TV voic-e waa marline and aln TurMr.,. ' .u.I.mIU,,,,.
Urn raw a ,-,rtly, flashily drrMd In htjlnl - -,
- Why, Walter, how you atari! -! I jfn , , f rt,((tf M t lU;
joii were not comin. UK me intrude l,,t' u W I, U. aI
f. friend, Mia. f Vrre ; ML. IVere, my I''1 . . i . t f , tL. , -a.
r friend, Mia. UVe J Mia. UU - u? , . f, if ly 0.
ing .tare and familiar bn-I.hake iVntly Uf OU, t,,. ., '
t'ji.an lurneil again UU if'- y tAin j, , ,vd U i 1,4
M What the deinr hate you Un trjif g a-t. f (,f , i .y
" Nothing, much, ( an t a ww 1 1 UfjJ'L JM, t( w- 1. t - I
tfr,! and out of -rt wit Wit Uln rji"" " " M"u, Vai... UA in t'l d ' '
j-ke i:iijatienlly and rtaalTfly. KUn adl'd- U ' mUI' lk. 1
- Mi. UVrre 1. a trinl of Mr. " ' VJW ,,t Wuu
r t.g out li The Corner, with m t ' -t