Argosy All-Story Weekly, February 7, 1925 — page 64: what you’re looking at

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aS = Se better and ‘knew quite a righteous warmth. ——_- | - So that» was that, and ed for some of the peculiar disturbance, but not for all of it, by any means. = ‘Nellie, hitherto merch ‘Mrs. re ee al rise. Son a ee feet high to one miles high. Now she was — _Taxuriating 1 — an pe a where = “Harkton, domin seemed to have blossomed out as a = ‘Te esolved 7 character and a benefactor of her- race. All ~ sight! But why hadn’t. he lifted up his ae -- voice in praise? Why ha hadn’t she demand- _ ed that he do somethi ee that? Why, i in short, had they not rejoiced together over ete sudden ie that she was Snot = as near as on x a Ba ee ite a = _As to the ultimate outcome—he ‘sighed | eS ely. Doubtless, — Nature would fake its cour e in this case as in every her triumph? — ‘There were several reasons, — other case. ee would descend = | — — gsome_ clear, some not so clear. Gettin: =e. thing of a czar night. before last, as a plain, thick-headed brute last evening; on — : the latter occasion he had said, had im- plied, things for which, back here behind _ = the newspaper, he was: honestly. ashamed. a ) Nor, granting the simple and well y = faith in Helen which he had always taken - as a matter of course, was any of this to __be condoned by the rather startling c circum-_ ___ stantial evidence— He had apolog’ z be sure, but not. prettily « enough. — And ‘still, even that aspect didn’t s seem to account for all of itl No, the thing th th: ; 3 : Nelliunt Ytself- was he See aieoide of Nellium’s discoverer—the aloofness, the _ vast superiority, the plain, sickening, | insuf- { ——— ferable conceit! Why, it. was oye as if = Sue lower. feral =f animal life, merely Dr. : Harkton’s husband! Well, Why? = _ No matter Syl ‘she had oS = that was not like Nellie. ‘There was nothing — —— Bele which even resembled the ie wile Ze had _ = 3 “amas oe uns ble, = exalted and — | oe see Mrs. Harkton got her name in all : ~ perk es Se “She = : ty, and that a characteristical-_ = ck ually to her to fundamentals again, he had been some-_ physical pa night, or Per et aa know the reason why! And there was a considerable con- iol. as s there sess is if ¢ one will but snted like in its significance, was still his own. He turned. his ] ‘paper. and gazed at the ‘por- trait of his wife—and another bright == ‘came, _ This pet sheet ‘of his had a great trick 4 thers far Rocky Moustais He would buy ‘Several of the. other ‘papers as soon. as he ther aiden ‘his arm- a. making § for ‘the sey and the. home of Harkton, Inc. Ss . ie the head porter was shir ng g a brass sign; he turned and 1 gaped sey fi a man Sat the car Samuel el always _ used bobbed his head with: _ == ae Mr. Harkton! You feel pret- ty Proud dO -this ‘morning, sir?” = Yes,” Z sald oe = —— | by Gt was” in all aE ‘them, “was it? — “ural | sommes that, be SS = boo —although =