Love at the Loom — page 38: what you’re looking at

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— sy do not know.” _ He rose and walked to the window. How he would : ce to: see Goldie in a a2 gown! What would she be dike 3 in a bridal dress?’ -* - _ The madness was coming on him again. He ere = to feel her heart throbbing agaist his as it had done 2 “aa r the few ecstatic moments while he held her in his se | He ground his teeth and cinched his hands. pedi "2 think that he had seen her but once, and had pr so few words to her! She had bewitched hum. Xo uender old Mr. Selden was crazetl by her. SF diel enough she was a designing creature who “had practiced her wiles of look and tone and manner. . ra Re. eS See “Miss Selden,” he exclaimed snide his voice with the emotions he battled with, “I must say “so! m nething to you. If it is abrupt you must forgive ~~ , _ * * o T have intended for some time———” he stopped — d fought away a visiom of a pair of asta. eyes. Boe ag Mi ildred, I went away this morning determined that. a v wh eI en. I returned I would ask you to be my wife. will 1e8 #4 * ee It was a an odd wooing, and the color came ai seca 2 ee "com SERS 7 * —-_