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"Sweetheart!" he ainst her ear, and it was the first time he had ever spoken the word to any woman "You love me, I know it You won't say it, but I know you do I should have felt it thisif you hadn't cared You--you let me kiss you And--"

"And after that you--you rode off and left me--and you went away by yourself, just as if--just as if nothing had happened, and you've acted ever since as if--" She bit her lips, turned her face away fro arainst him, and sobbed

Good Indian tried his best to explain his mood and his actions that day, and if he did not make himself very clear--which could scarcely be expected, since he did not quite understand it hiht of doubt and of depression

They were astonished when Wally and Jack and Miss Georgie suddenly confronted them and proved, by the nuer than ten minutes or so They were red as to their faces, and embarrassed as to manner, and Good Indian went away hurriedly after the horses, withoutt to certain pointed remarks which they fired after hiirls!" coue arette "Kid, I wish you'd tell h," grinned Jack "I was thinking so in love with you ot so you acted like a real person"

"I saw it coie, in a more cheerful tone than she had used that day; in too cheerful a tone to be quite convincing, if any one there had been taking notice of mere tones