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Alkp uinl I IihiI for omo time boon
escolloiit frieniN. but It never occurred
lo me to luolt upon her n nnythln
more llmu a friend She was n grent
tllrt and iintrtlcrd her wiles on most
tiny innn v1k mine oIohk. but not on
me One dity he snrprlxcil mo by
nylng
"John, why hnto you nover mndo
loro to met"
"You mean why hnvo I never Joined
tho Innumerable enravan of thoso who
bow down to you nnd wbom you send
on their way, nadilcr. but wiser!"
"NonnenseP
"Ou tho contrary, It tho truth. You
don't consider that If I tnrtdo lovo to
you and you sent mo on llko tbo others
onr companionship would bo spoiled.
'TVby should that bo necessaryr
"I don't know. It's tho Invariable re
sult In such case."
"now do you know I would send you
onr
"1 don't, but I'd bet ten to ono you
would "
SIio mndo no reply to this. Wo were
sitting on a rtiMlc bench In the gar
den. She wng toying with a rene, one
of the last of tho summer, tumbling It
against her llis directly under her
noso I knew very well she was doing
It been u io fbcro was something In It
suggestive of n kiss, tho lips nnd tho
roso being very much alike.
"Don't try to fool me, Alice. We'vo
been mighty good friends, and I'vo felt
j complimented that you've thought so
much of mo you don't caro to Inter
fere with our friendly relationship. I'm
gotog away tomorrow, and I don't
know whether I'll como back or not. If
I do I want to find my old chum hero
Just as slio'i alnays been"
"Supposo you llnd mo marrledl"
, "In that caso you'll still bo my friend
Alice, and I your friend Tom. And
doubtlcfs your husband nnd 1 will
como to bo good friends too."
t said this lu n hnlf hearted way. I
know very well that marrlago makes
a lot of difference In friendships. Sev
eral of my men chums had married,
and I had como to consider such friend
ships ns destroyed by wedlock. At any
rata nono of them ncro ever tho same
afterward. Alice didn't sny she hoped
to too. Sho kept tumbling the ro
against her lln In a tantallting fashion
and didn't say nuythlng. It wns plain
tho had broken through tho hedgo lint
divide the realm of friendship from
thoso of lovo and wn looking about
licr In I ho new domain
It Is tntd that lovo begets lovo. At
any ralo there was that In her action
I to Inoculate me. And jet I know her
so well that I didn't daro trust her. I
bad seen men hang about her for a few
months, totnotlmc only for n fow
wcv1 then suddenly drop off and. nev
er again bo tecu In her company. Dur
ing tho buixlng of tho beo about the
flowir I had called tho bee a fool
Should 1 now make a fool of myself)
"What Is tho pleasure you take In
. leading a man to mnko lore to you, en
cournglng him lo propose to you and
then tending him off about his bul
nessl"
"I deny Hint I bavo over dono such a
thing"
Tutt was a pretty dcflnlto statement.
I wondered If nfter all thcro wasn't
some tmth In It Old these fellows
conjure up encouragement when It
nas not Intonded? Was thcro some
1 thing In Alice's treatment of them that
looked llko lllrtlng. but was not flirt
. Ing, or wns tho flirting and yet uncoil
sclous of doing sol Par bo It from
me, a man, to analyto n woman's mo
lives In such matters. I bavo tome
timet bcllctcd Ihcy don't alwayt know
themselves.
Alice had never acted In this way
toward mo before, and I was at a loss
to nttrlbnlo to her a motlo for her
doing to. I could not belloro that tho
had suddenly made up her mind that
tho wanted me or that tho wot willing
to destroy our frltndthlp to satisfy a
whim If there was a middle course
between thew two I had not tho pow
or to discern It. My surmises ended
Just as all of man's turmlset with re
gard to womnn'a Intoutlont mutt ever
end-rln uncertainty And yet should
I nnalyzo mjself In tho matter would
I como out any bettor! I am now In
cllned lo think that I had always felt
for Alice a desire for her possetston
that I had not realized At least this
Is tho only explanation I can glvo for
my action on this occasion. Possibly
there may bavo been a bit of curiosity,
a modlcnm of tho hunter's lustlnct,
both re-enforced by n feeling that a
llfctlmo pnssod with her would be an
agrccablo ono
"Well," I told at last, -1 will give
you an opportunity to show whether
jou nro In earnest or whether this Is
Just such a enso ns you bavo been
through often beforo. I lovo you
Will jou bo my wife!"
IMklng bark at this proposal I won
der how I could hnvo supposed that
any girl who wns Interested In n roan
purely for love could bavo been satis
fied with It There was no more
warmth In the tone with which I spoke
tho words than In tho words them
tolres I mlfcht nn well bavo spoken a
declaration Into n phonograph and then
act tho machine grinding them out to
her whllb I read a newspaper Indeed.
what then seemed to me to be n com
pliment cotMlderlHg that the Orst
broached the subject or at least gave
me a hlut ai lo her feelings now teems
to me to have l.ccn little less than an
Insult
I resliy thought I was putting her In
1 pmin n to declare her lovo for me
If the lmd such love to declare, where
M I wm timply putting her In n po
iltlon to accept me for a husband If
the cin m to do so She tat silent,
toying vsiili the roe, though now the
wns pulling It lo piece. Presently
iho mM
"M I think II Is fated that we shall
sot Mt N'tutid frlemlohlp "
I w i much mere disappointed than
I had tl unlit I would be at this re
ply- It t I did not straw It lu my
action ti r did I upbraid tier 1 tint
ply Mil that I would do my best to
mnlnttiii our past friendly status, but
whether It could be maintained or not
I did t t know I hoped It could I
arose Tered her my band, which alio
took without wnrmth, bado her good
by and told her that I would teo her
again beforo my departure
Ilut I didn't. The barrier that 1
feared would bo the rciult of lovemnk
Ing had como between us. I could not
take lone of her both as n rejected
lover and at a friend; thercforo I would
not take learo of her nt all. I depart
ed without seeing her. I considered
that I had Joined the ' tnnumcrnblo car
avau "
Tbo object of my Journey was to In
vettlgale a business In which I had
been Invited to tnko an Interest rind
Ing that It looked favorable, I embark
ed In It nnd for flro years was absorb
ed In It At tho end of that tlmo 1
concluded to tnko n vacation with two
objects In view. Ono was to tako a
rest, the other to go back to my old
homo and visit old friends.
It was about tho tamo tlmo of year
as when I lmd como away that ono aft
ernoon a few days after my arrival I
went to call on Alice, who wns now
midway between girlhood and old
maldhood. I found her In tho garden
where I had left her flvo years twforo
tending her flowers. Hearing tomo ono
coming up Iho walk, tho raited hcrtelf
nnd with a trowel In her hand ttood
looking nt me. I taw that tho recog
nlied me, but whether tho experienced
pleasiiro or pain nt toeing me again
I could not determlno. Sho had always
bad tho faculty of concealing her feel
ings She welcomed mo wllh n certain cor
dlallty and ted mo to tho tamo rustic
teat on which wo had tnt during our
last and memorable Inter low.
"You nro not married, I bellevor I
tatd ,
"No"
"I have often wondered why It I
tbnt girls tuih at jou are or were,
with lots of sultont. very often don't
mnrr nt nil."
"I stipKso It's becauta tliey don't
meet tho man they wnut or that tho
mHney want floetn t want tnem Tor
ray part. I would not marry any msn
unless ho loicd me."
"Hut men linvo loved yon whom
you didn't want."
"I have had men tell me they loved
mo who meant It. nud I liavo lmd men
tell me they loved mo who didn't At
any rate, they told mo In such n half
hearted way that It meant nothing."
I picked up my ears. Tor tho first
time In tho jcars that had Intervened
slneo my proposal I realized that It
was half heartid Could It bo that the
referred to mine as such a proposition?
"I remember," tho continued, "on
that afternoon when you wero hero
hut you upbraided mo for trifling. It
tewns to mo that If n man loves n wo
man and propones io her to gratify a
curiosity as lo whether tho Is trifling
or not with him he Is tho more rcpro
hrnslblo of the two."
Thcro was something sadly reproach
ful In this that mndo me wince.
"If you rofer to mo I certainly bavo
paid for tho wrong I committed,
though I do not admit tho charge, for
I have lived a lonely llfo since."
"I could ouly attribute jour Indlffor
tnt tono to curiosity "
"You were wrong. I did not rcallzo
Jint my propowil was half hearted, but
I will admit that I did not know your
refusal meant to much lo me. Wo do
not know how much wo dealt o au ob
ject till wo find wo can't havo It
Thon wo fret aud funio and refuse to
be comforted "
"In that case. If tho object It at last
attained, wo And no comfort lu It"
"Not to The not gelling what wo
, covet shows ut that wo did not real
, Iro how much wo wantid It I admit
'that when wo talked of this matter
!)ears ago I wat fearful of a refusal
Iar Is no wiajmn with which to make
lovo."
"It Is a good weapou with which to
keep thoso apart who should bo to
ether." A slight trembling In her volco when
tho tald this struck a responsive chord
lu my heart I bad not only Injured
myself, but her, I had nothing to toy.
"Why did you go away without com
ing to teo me, at you tald you would T"
"I could no longer como at a friend,
and I did not with to como at a re
jected lover. Hut enough of this, Alice.
I, who thought I hud tomo tuslght Into
a woman's naturo, bavo been a fool
My stupidity has cost roe Inunlto pain
I now know that under my youthful
fileudshlp jou was concealing an en
during love, not a loo such as may
pass nway at a brcaUi, but ono that,
grow lug slowly, becomes an absorbing
I passion."
Finding that words wero Inadeuato
to expresq all I felt, I took her In my
arms and told tho rest In caresses
"rivo years lost," tho tald through'
tears, "on account of a misunderstand
ing," "They shall bo mndo up for by a
greater Intensity of thoso that nro t
roroe."
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