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"Wasn't it fine, Carley?" asked Glenn "But nothing to what you will

experience I hope you stay till the weather gets warm I want you to

see a sureat white

clouds rolling up froold If they do not get you then I'll give up"

Carleyof her appreciation of what she had just seen

Part of his re He

hoped she would stay until summer! That was kind of him But her visit

must be short and she now intended it to end with his return East with

her If she did not persuade hio for a

while, as he had written--"just yet" Carley grew troubled in er than her return with Glenn

to ca Spillbeans stood ready for her to mount He

appeared to put one ear up, the other down, and to look at her with mild

surprise, as if to say: "What--hello--tenderfoot! Are you going to ride

ain?"

Carley recalled that she had avowed she would ride his only made ined she had the hallucination that to

ride off so, with the long openThis