Bob forgot there was a possibility of some one peering in and seeing
them. Those laughing lips were such a tremendous lure. Then they both
sat very still. Wheels sang around them; there was magic in the air.
“Just think of it!” said Bob with sudden new elation.
“What?”
“Why, there’ll be nights and nights like this,” he said, as if he had
made an important new discovery.
“And ‘then some’!” added the classical young goddess non-classically and
gaily, as they turned into the Great White Way.
THE END
By FREDERIC S. ISHAM
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