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Shadow- ime The sappliire Ilame in August skies l'z1les teuclerly to gray: lfmou wreeu hills the slmcloxv lies h .Nucl up the mezulow way. My heart zltuue to suuimer's toueh l watch the trembling' corn, Aucl hear the lcillcleer's fainting' ery lloat eerie :mal forloiu The wiucl that shakes the locust bough Blows Time aucl me apart: Blows to the void of wasted clays All things save you, sweetheart. Aucl U, the world were well away VVheu with your hzmcl in mine, VVC follow eliulciug' eow-hells thro' the fzuling' evenshiue W. L. C. 347
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an 0101761110112 you know. The driver smiled appreciatively, and bega11 to make preparations for a quick start. llattles stepped into the outer vestibule. lt was just nine-thirty. Nine-thirty- live came, a11d no g'i1'l. 1 VVOllI1C1' if that chump is keeping her, he thought. just then the two appeared. The girl was very dignified, but the ll'l2lll was talking excitedly i11 a language Billy took to be Russian. She seemed to be paying very little attention to his entreaties. Ye gods, but l.'ll bet sl1e could freeze a fellow properly, if she had a llllllil to, was llilly's impression. The .Russian evidently did 110t want to let her out of l1is sight, but sl1e refused to go back with hi111 while he got his things. 11illy stood there unconcernedly, with l1is OXVH topper pulled C1UNVll over his eyes, but tl1e foreigner failed to 11otiee anything in his preoccupation. Finally he went back alone. Once l1e was out of sight, the girl turned to Billy. 1'le opened the door for her, a11d escorted her to the carriage. To tl1e .Burns lllllltllllg, Zlllil drive like the devil, he said savagely to the driver, and climbed in. The girl was already searching frantically tl1rough the pockets of the fur coat. At last she found it. Ah, we win, we NVlll, Alois Zlllfl l, she breathed. 1low can 1 ever thank you 1 holding out her 11211111 to liattles on tl1e opposite seat. Billy says he did not release it until they reached the Burns building. There they got out, and the girl, standing in the glare of a11 arc ligl1t, was quickly discerned by a l'Il2ll'l, who ca111e Tlllllllllg up. A few whispered words, and the package passed between them, tl1e girl H1611 explaining the 1Jl'C5CllCC of tl1e otl1e1' carriage, and telling l1i111 to use it to throw off pursuit. Then llilly had a11 idea. Going to his carriage, he brought out the coat, Zllld presented it to the lllilll. llilly said afterwards, that the lllilll looked cold, a11d besides it was a good way of getting rid of it. The girl inside the carriage again, Battles gave the driver just seve11 minutes to 111ake the Union depot, telling him to avoid the route over which they had just driven. llilly says he did not sit opposite tl1e girl during tl1is part of the ride. They reached the depot at exactly o11e lllllllltC after ten. As they ran dow11 the stairs, they could see tl1e train made up on tl1e tracks below, and everything SCCINCC1 in readiness to start. The conductor, however, stood beside the rear car studying his watch. A man, who punctuated his talk with violent gestures, strode back and forth before l1i111. Nicholas is making them wait for me, said tl1e lllEl.it1Cll de111urely. just before they reacl1ed the gate she paused, and turning to llilly, said, with a suspicion of a tremble in her voice, 1 can never, never tha11k you for what you have done. 1 wish- What she wished was never know11 to Billy, for, with a final glance more expressive tha11 words, she tu1'ned silently and ll12lC1C her way through the gate. . Billy was still standing where she had left him when tl1e rear 1,llllll1Zl.l'l, bearing his Princess, waving a last farewell from the observation platform, rolled smoothly from the glare of the depot out i11to tl1e night. EU F.e1SSET7'. 346
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