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From: Nolly Murphy
Subject: turn signal
Date: Wed, 2 Aug 2006 12:08:58 +0200

So far she was inwardly elated with the success of her machinations. Deep within her dwelt a respect for honesty and simplicity. But he doesnt care whether Imsick or homesick, or what. She had learned to recognize a faint fragrance of sage,which came only in a north breeze. It is you who have not been aware of mypresence. I think it the most exquisite in the world. You made it without a stop, returned Randolph, admiringly. Im glad you are so optimistic, returned Janey. You made it without a stop, returned Randolph, admiringly. Well,finally, to prove my interest in his old cave I climbed down in one ofhis graves. Janey was blandly innocent, and apparently unconscious of Randolphsslight start and quick look. A dry, dusty,musty odor, not unpleasant, permeated the place. Shehad not been in the least lonely for him or homesick. It has been a lonely, awful day, replied Janey, pathetically. Only the other day she had fancied she wore a tiredbored look. Anyone would think Id been absent a month. One of theIndians was nothing if not frankly admiring. Plain indeed was it that they were fond ofRandolph and proud of his archaeological work. You must pardon my manners, he said, rising. Im perfectly miserable now, he retorted, grimly. Wal, not if youre ridin back with him, returned Ray, reluctantly. Dad said you had set yourheart on discovering it. She never called him Father exceptin cases like this. If he annoys you hell be a daid redskin damn quick. Miss Endicott, I didnt say in any woman, returned Randolph, sharply. Arent you going to ask me to get down and come in? Im sorry you were indisposed, said Randolph, solicitously. Youve scarcely looked at me, since your arrival. She would reduce himto such a state of love-sick misery that he would want to die. The beauty and color and solitude, the vastness of it had calledto something deep in her. He was just thick-headed,and too much concerned about her affairs. What few words and glances it had taken to upset Phillip Randolph! Randolph held her hand longer than necessary. Ray, Ill compromise this ride with you, said Janey. There certainly is, added Randolph, emphatically. Endicott, youre taking advantage of human nature, repliedRandolph, with agitation. There was somethingwarm and sweet in the thought of his really caring for her like that. But man, I cant believe that wonderful girl is going to hell. Janey started down, aware that he followed closely.

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