Racially mixed people -- Fiction; Western stories; Wyoming -- Fiction
Behind came Mary Carmichael, looking brown and happy. From the attitude
of the group around Judith and Peter Mary divined what had happened,
and came to add her congratulations. Even Mrs. Yellett forgot to choose
an axiom as her medium of expression, and kissed Judith publicly, with
affectionate unction. Henderson had effaced himself, and Leander, proud
of his triumph and Judith’s commendation, sat in a corner and smiled
contentedly. Ignorant of the drama to which they had played chorus, the
dancers still riotously swung one another up and down the length of the
room, and from the little brown fiddles came the gay music of Judith’s
betrothal.
THE END
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