The Gentleman from Indiana by Booth Tarkington
page 352 of 357 (98%)
page 352 of 357 (98%)
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"Yes." "You!" "Yes." "And you have been here all the time?" "All--all except the week you were--hurt, and that--that one evening." The bright veil which wrapped them was drawn away, and they stood in the silent, gathering dusk. He tried to loosen his neck-band; it seemed to be choking him. "I--I can't--I don't comprehend it. I am trying to realize what it----" "It means nothing," she answered. "There was an editorial, yesterday," he said, "an editorial that I thought was about Rodney McCune. Did you write it?" "Yes." "It was about--me--wasn't it?" "Yes." "It said--it said--that I had won the love of every person in Carlow County." |
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