Idle Hour Stories by Eugenia Dunlap Potts
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Then kneeling with courtly grace before her, he kissed the fair hand he had won in his youth and in tones whose music had thrilled her girlish heart, he spoke: "My beloved, will you not trust me again? See--our darling has saved us for each other." And the last ray of the roseate sun lingered lovingly on the three as the evening sank into blessed night. In a Pullman Car A LOVE STORY It was rather late when Hervey Leslie threw the remains of a cigar from the car window, and staggered through the jumping, jerking Pullman to his berth. The curtains were all drawn, giving to the car a funereal aspect, and lights were turned down for the night. Jerk, jerk, jolt and jump went the train around the mountain curves, till the various hats and wraps suspended from the hooks seemed about to tumble together. Suddenly something dropped through the curtains of the upper berth opposite and lodged there. Involuntarily extending his arm |
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