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On the heels of that ca between the two locust trees, and he longed unutterably to be with her there He would be, he promised himself, within the next hour or so, and set his pace in accordance with his desire, resolved to ations in Hartley and his discussion of late events with Miss Georgie

He had not, it seemed to hi of rapturous ether from the Malad, and afterward sat upon the stone bench at the head of the pond, whispering together so softly that they did not even disturb the frogs a ago, that evening The tiht be reckoned easily in hours, but to Good Indian it seemed a month, at the very least