The Desert FiddlerHamby, William H. (William Henry)
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The Desert Fiddler
Hamby, William H. (William Henry)
Cotton farmers -- Fiction; Fiddlers -- Fiction; Western stories
When he finished he turned to look down at her, and in that moment felt
the touch of her arm at his back. She was very still; he was not sure
whether she was crying or smiling.
"Do you know what it said?" he asked, huskily.
"Y-e-s," she answered, softly, "but I want to hear it in words, too."
He slipped his arm round her and drew her to him. "You wonderful
darling," he said, kissing her, "you'll hear it a million times in
words."
THE END
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