A Breath of Prairie and other storiesLillibridge, Will
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A Breath of Prairie and other stories
Lillibridge, Will
Short stories, American
For a long, long moment they searched each other's eyes.
"And this price you are paying," said the girl at last, "is it worth
it?"
The man drew a long breath.
"Ah, I wonder! To-night doubt has undermined my resolution."
"If you question yourself so seriously," she said very softly, "then
surely you can find but one answer."
"Again I wonder. I have wondered and--and hoped--God help me!--since
the moment I looked into your eyes."
Suddenly he was out of his chair and coming toward her. Her heart
leaped, her eyes shone; she extended her hands in welcome.
"Then you will come again," she whispered, as they drew together.
"If you will let me. I couldn't stay away now."
THE END
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