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fFLAh
A JE\
hi ROBERT
^ CECRGS
CHAPTER III
)? ? Por ita site there Is no fiercer
Vjmiiaal than a rat
K n.UI1r>?.n -? I 1
Ik Bftu yvnacnrru IJFZ IC1CU<
ilong night through tho
. instead of quenching,
tie rage; and he ran on
shlng through tho underado
wider by the pain
blows from branches
back and Btruck blra In
bled him; unseen logs
?; he heard Clinch's bub
lng around him; and he
tinning to sob and curse
of fury, fear and shame,
tm -Clinch's rifle ceased;
e dropped Into a heavy,
valk, slavering, gasping
jg with his weaponless
> darkness.
t ye./l'll fix ye!' he kept
t in his snarling, Jangbroken
by sobs. "I'll
yeh poor dangcd tiling,
iivn shack on* Stinking
wed not go. Ho tried to
it it was fear of Clinch
.him shy of tho homo
it, In his cowering soul,
wad fear of another kind
i,.super8tltous horror o(
i's ompty bunk?tho re
pugnant flight of Kloon's spare
clothing hanging from Us peg?tha
K&fttead itian'8 shoes?
I lap?.'All at .once ho thought ol
B&-Clinch's step-daughter. The
BR{,.thought Instantly scared him-Yet
|!r r-what a revenge!?to strike
RL^ClInch through the only creature
ffig; he cared for In all tho world!?
Sfc-What a revengo!?Clinch was
BBSffieaded-Xor Drowned Valley.. Eve
K&^Strayer was alone at the Dump?
B0 Another thought flashed like lightpi
ning acrosB his ^urbld mind?the
' ^Bribed by Qulntnna, Jake Kloon
Pr lurking at Clinch's door, hail hoarr
'him direct Evo to take a packet t:
I Owl Marsh, and hud notified QuinEri'I!
Wittingly or unwittingly, tho girl
5&,.;had taken a packet of sugar-milk
Hg&VchOcolato Instead of the pricolest
3$ parcel, expected.
Again, carried in, exhausted, by
Jg-a State Trooper, Jako Kloon had
K^h'een fooled; and it wag the packet
Bgi??6t sugar milk chocolate that Jnk?
had 'purloined from the veranda
gfe'VTwhere Clinch kicked it. For twn
ikes of chocolate Kloon had died
Kg.; " For ''two cakes of choc olate he,
Br-.' Karl Levorett, had bocoine n ma*.jj?'
~ slayer, a homeless fugitive in
BP&^oerll of h!s life.
Hk?. . Somewhere in Clinch's Dump
I was the packet thkt would make
B^-.Ufm rich?Here wa^ his opportuw
i~HF$ Ho hn<1 on,y t0 dare, anri P'11'1
rul fnnr?above nl!
fic^.^jgfso fpar?would end forever! ?
| fig#;-, y .When, at last, bo came out t"
| Kgfk iho edge of Clinch's clearing, th1
| Bak'-'* :dnrk* October heavens were but a
Vast Tvilderneas of
| ' The'light burn I. d steadily frori
1I' ' .Evb's window.
Ml'-. ' CHAPTER IV
| From his hiding place among
| 8&. frost-blackened rag-weeds, the
|Bu? Y-^trap-robber could see only the
plastered ceiling of the bed chainImgi'x
But tho kerosonse lamp cast two
B&v./ shadows on that?tail shadows of
K&?:r'. human shapes that stirred at times.
B&-- ' The shadows on tho ceiling M ere
| Sj^v cast by Eve Strayer and her State
Eve sat on her beds edge, swath;
ed in a lilac kimonia?delicate relic
j^g^v'.''of school days. Her bandaged feet.
| ^-crossed? dangled above the rag-rug
1 on the floor; her sltm, tanned finVtfP.'i
sers were interlaced over the bpok
on her lap.
Near the door stood State. Troop(er
Stormont, spurred, booted, trig
ESS'and trim, an undecided nnd flushed
young man, fumbling irresolutely
Im*'-' . with the purylo cord on his campaign-hat
.
lj$&; She looked up at him again, wistg&f?.
* fully. Perhaps ho was restless,
bored, sitting there besido her half
|fe;'-;V the day, and, already, half the night
Men of that kind?active, nervous
Eft"young men accustomed to the open,
can't stand caging.
P; '' "I want you' to go out nnd get
- some fresh air," she said. "Its a
g?r'; wonderful night. Go and walk a
rc*,ir . wniie. abu?u you iwi ???comgapInfc
back to me?'
"Will you sleep?'
."No, I'll "wait tor you.' '
Her words were natural and diBeV.
rect, but In their simplicity thore
|&/; seemed a/ delicate sweetness that
Ep;:, stirred him .
fcv "I'll come back to you." ho said,
rap.-, .Then, in his response, tho girl
lEv in hor turn became aware of som<*
thins beside tho simple words?a
vague charm about them thai
E* ' faintly- haunted uer after ho had
Era). gone away down the stairs.
fr-V- That was the man sho had one*
TOv; tried to kill! At tho sudden ami
: terrible recollection she shivereu
.'{fom curly head to bandaged feet,
^ . Then'she^trembled a little with
HK& the memory of his tips against her
RsL bruised hands?bruised by handHfflfe-'.'j
cuffs which ho ha? fastened upon
B&fe^8he sat very, vory still now.
huddled on the ked's edge, scarceg?
ly breathing.
ESjfev . For tho girl was beginning to
BKjii dare formulato th* deepest of any
gfry thoughts that ever had stirrod her
Eg, -tirgin mind and bod*
it was loVe, then it had corns
K'.: suddenly add strangely. It had
come on that day-~at tho very mog??
ment when her flung her against
g-' V the tree and'handcuffed her?that
/terrible instant?if it wero love.
BBjjreListening there where "he sat
^ : clasping the' book sho hoard his
^V;."steady tread patrolling tho vorancaught
the faint fragrance of
?>;: his brier pipe in the still night a;r.
Mfe'i;' -'1 think?I think it's?love,"'
she said under her broath? "But
gV he couldn't ever think of'mo?"
Mjj&jdwayi listening %u his spurrod
Kf-^tfead below.
After a while ?ne placed both
fori* bandaged feot on tne rug. It hurt
Egvher, but she stoo& up, walked to
msM
VEL^l
"W CHAMBERS ^
U CODAS' OQMDAHV
the open window. She wagted to
look at him?)u?t a momont?
By chance he lookei] up at that
Instant, and saw her pale (ace, like
a (lower In the starlight.
"Why,'Eve," he said, "you ought
not to be on your teot."
"Once," she said, "you weren't
so particular about my bruises."
Her breathless little rotce comL
*? fu
"I'LL LEARN YE, YEN POOR.)
DANCED THING!"
:
' ing down through the starilgUt?
thrilled him.
1 "Do you remember what I did?"'
1 he asked.
i "Yes. You bruised ray hands anil
, made my mouth bleed."
"I did penance?for your hands.'
"Yes. you kissed thera!"
i What possessed her?what irro
sponsiblo exhilaration was Inciting
, her to a daring utterly foreign t.o|
i her nature? She hoard herself
i laugh, know that sho.wos young,
pretty, capable of provocation. And
in a sudden, breathless sort of way
I an overwhelming deslro seized her
; to please, to charm, to be noticed}'
r by such a man?whatever, on after-1
thought, he might think of the step-l
child of Mike Clinch,
i Stormont had come directly un-j
: dor her window and stood looking'
i up.
.1 "I dnfed not offer further
>| since," ho said.
, | The emotion in his voict stirred ,
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htr?but she was still . laugh
down at him.
She said: "You did not o
farther -penance?yon offe
your handkerchief. So?as t
was all you offered as reparat
for?my lips?"
"Then I'm coming up to c<
plete my penance?"
"I'll lock my door!"
"Would you?"
"I ought to . . But if ;
are In great spiritual distress, i
if you really and truly repent, i
if you humbly desire to ezpi
your sin by doing?penanceAnd
hesitated: "Do you so
sire?"
"Yes, I do"
"Humbly, Contritely?"
"Yes."
She strove to laugh, gaz
down into his shadowy face?
suddenly the desire had )e*t he
and all her gaiety left her, i
suddenly, leaving only a still
cltement in her breast.
"You?you knew 1 was j
laughing," she said unatead
"You understood, didn't you?"
"I dont know."FLAMINO
JEWEL
TAKE 7 FRIDAY
After a silence: "I didn't nv
you to take me seriously."^ho s
Bhc tried to laugh. It was no i
And, as sh0 leaned there on
Bill, her heart frightened her v
its loud beating.
"Will you let mc come up, Ev
Xo answer.
"Would you lock your door?"
"wnat uo you mmk ra no ;"
iskrd tremulously.
"You know'; I don't."
"Are you ?o sure I know w
I'd do? I don't think either of
know our own minds?-I seem
hove lost some of iny wits?So
how?"
"If you are not going to sl<
let me come up."
"1 want you to take a walk d<
l>y the pond. And while you'r *
ng there all by yourself. I w
you to think very clearly. *v
calmly, and make up your m
whether I should remain nvr
tonight, or whether, when you
turn. 1 ought to be asleep an
my door bolted."
After a long pause: "All rlgl
he said in a low voice.
(Continued dn next isoue.)
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About The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974

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