Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, December 21, 1944, Image 12

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    J2 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, Dec. 21, lilM
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They stood sirlt? by sUe un
der ono of the old windows of
the ciiLhodral, tlirowing pismy
pluidows beside its grandeur.
The only sounds were Ip breeze
'playing amonK the palm fronds
and I ho never-ending song of
the cicadas.
Douglas caressed . the cool
' stone under his hand. "Come
and sit on the wall where I can
see you," he urged.
Obedient ly she sat on the
mossy, soft top nf the old wall
ed slone, suddenly realizing
that site was tired. It bad been
n long day, and they had cram
med n week's advent ures into
this one evening. Douglas sa1 I
close, wilhoul touching her, !
bis hands loosely clasped be
tween his knees. Thick ferns
grew at their feet, fool and
damp. He said in his gent le,
, whimsical way, ' I have a con-
fession to make to you. C!herry."
"To me?" she asked, in sur -
prise.
She rnu Id see him smiling
lie turned and laid his hand
over hers and it was cool and
st rong and somehow comfort -InR.
"Thirty years ago I brought
a very lovely lady here. I was
young and romantic and full of
the glamor of this country, you
see. And I akcd her to marry
inc."
"Yes," Cherry was interested
n o w. breathlesly interested
"And then- '
"She agreed to marry me."
Douglas smiled and looked at
Cherry for the first time - She
Was very beaut if ul, Cherry
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Maria do las Vegas the daugh
ter of a Spanish nobleman and
an English mother. I brought
her here in my carriage and
said nil the foolish things one
does say at twenty -four "
Cherry nodded. " W hy did
you what happened? '
"She died," be answered
simply. "She was very beauti
ful, kind and intelligent- And
she died, at eighteen, of tuber
culosis "
She felt sorry fur them, those
ghosts: she sat t here weighted
with sadness for a beautiful
drama. It hurt, it made Iter feel
again that painful longing for
Hory.
So that was the reason Doug
Ins had never married and had
son, she thought. He must have
loved her very much.
Don g las turned and put Ins
arms around her, gent l . He
was still smiling that self-
i mocking smile, but his tone was
I different. He said abruptly,
("Cherry 1 love ou. I owe you
an apology, for bringing you
over tli is old ground, but we
were here, and I couldn't help
it. For thirty ears I've been
hugging a dream a foolish
dream. I realize now how selfish
and stupid that has been. I
think I realized it when I saw
you kneel on the deck and
straighten Terr s lifebelt. Cher
ry, do you think on could
marry me and give me reality
instead of a beautiful dream?"
He put his hand under her
chin and turned Iter face
he had to look a! him
lhal
The
arm around her back
hard
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retty Apron There's a new j
angle on aprons I hey re de-
signed with as much fashion de-
as dresses. See how the w.de
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this one. is emphasized by col
orful ric rac.
No. 3774 is cut in small, me
dium and large sizes. Medium
size requires 2'z yards 35-inch
fabric with 42 yards ric rac.
The Fall-Winier Fashion Book
is now ready. Illustrates 175
styles in full clor. Selections
for all sizes, ages and occasions.
Price 15c, or only 10c when or
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Send 10c for pattern, which
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Journal, 552 Mission St., San
Francisco, 5, California.
and strong, and suddenly she
felt tempted to relax against
it . lo let him kiss her, to say
"Yes'' and forget this tired ache
in his pleasure. But he was
looking into her eyes, not at
tempting to kiss her.
"But love, Douglas," she said
numbly. "I hadn't thought about
it. You've only known me three
weeks. Don't put me on a pe
destal, because I'm very
man."
"Darling! Wonderfully,
lightfully human!"
They laughted together
went on:
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"This Isn't a boy's dream-in-fatualiuii,
Cherry. I love you.
I want you to live at Weston
Park and grow to love it, and
perhaps to love me a little,
and "
"And bear your sons," site
said in an odd voice.
"And bear my sons,'' he
agreed, searching her eyes. "I
would be very proud of any son
of yours. Cherry. My- dear, you
mustn't cry:'"
"I'm not crying!"'
He lifted the sparkling drops
off her eyelashes with his fin
ger, smiling, and kissed the
top of her downbent head. "I'm
sorry, darling. I'm a clumsy,
selfish old fool. I ought to have
known I'm thirty years loo old
for you."
"You're not!" she cried fier
cely, using the handkerchief he
passed her. "You're perfectly
sweet to me, and I'm the fool.
You're offering me everything
that is wonderful, and I can't
I can't
"There isn't anyone else, is
there?"
She squared her shoulders
and lifted her head proudly.
"io one, I'm quite free. But
Douglas oh, I like you so
mnr-lV nn nr. I,qvo t, thinte
. nnvl!lino i-a'-
He smiled at the childishness
of hpr rrv .Tm quite unscrupu.
U)US Cnerrv t want volK j
knQW ukp me , didn.t cx
pect you lo be wildly in love
with me But I think you're
very well balanced and wise
and sensible for your genera
tion. And against the glamor
of young love I can offer you
my affection and a certain posi
tion in life, and security, and
a lovely old home."
"Please," she stopped him
with a gesture. "Douglas, . 1
know all that."
"I want you to think about
it . Cherry. Don't say 'No' to
night." He laughed gently. "Let
me keep my new dream f o r a
few weeks more. But I had to
tell you what I feel. I want
you to know. I shall love and
cherish you as long as I live,
my little one." He stood up and
touched her head again, pale
in the moonlight, and added in
a stifled voice. "And it isn't
only a matter of an heir for
Weston Park, darling."
"But now we'd better drive
back to the ship, or we'll miss
her. We sail at dawn."
(To be Continued)
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PaUern No. R2133
Crocheted Table Set Simplicity is the modern idea in table set
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and quickly laundered.
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