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Identifier: harpersnew0104various (find matches)
Title: Harper's New Monthly Magazine Volume 104 December 1901 to May 1902
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: various
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Publisher: New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers
Contributing Library: Brigham Young University-Idaho, David O. McKay Library
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er hands up tohis shoulders, and her face gleamed tohim through the dark. Sometimes Imcertain that I love you, she said, softly. I can—I can stay awake nights think-ing of what a lifetime with you wouldbe—but I dont dare. What if he shouldcome back afterward and I hadnt wait-ed ? A big yellow moon pushed up over thegable of the little house opposite andflooded the girls face suddenly withlight. You have the prettiest mouth, saidRutherford, somewhat irrelevantly, ofany woman alive to-day. I dont mindadmitting that I have sat watching itfor hours, and have cracked little jokesto make it smile. Its at its best, I think,when it smiles. I dont mind admitting,too, that Ive had sometimes to hold fastto my chair to keep from springing upand kissing it. The mouth quivered a little and final-ly smiled. The two small hands onRutherfords shoulders made tentativeoffers of retreat, but this he refused evento consider for an instant. They—they were growing tired, com-plained the girl, faintly.
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I KNEW YOU WOULD COME, THE GIRL MURMURED 310 HARPERS MONTHLY MAGAZINE. Poor things! he grieved. Theywere merely lonesome. I will hold them.And your eyes/ he continued. Have Iever told you what gorgeous— You have, said the girl, hastily. It was last Friday—no Thursday night.We must go home, she said presently. Its late. Rutherford drew the two small handstogether at his breast and bent his headto look into the eyes. Ah, no, no, cried the girl in a panic. Not—not yet! Ah, let me go, please! They walked back the quarter-mile tothe house silently. You may now, she said, under thesyringas by the drive. It was the 14th of July, and of coursethe whole party wras going to the reviewat Longchamps in the drag and suchvictorias, traps, and the like as the sta-bles afforded. Rutherford had the joyof driving Lady Jim in her phaeton be-hind the new pony. Miss Cartwrightwent on the coach. The review was exactly like every other14th of July review, and had its littletrain of accidents during th

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vol. 104
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  • bookcontributor:Brigham_Young_University_Idaho__David_O__McKay_Library
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