The Trumpeter Swan eBook

Temple Bailey
This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 323 pages of information about The Trumpeter Swan.

The Trumpeter Swan eBook

Temple Bailey
This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 323 pages of information about The Trumpeter Swan.

The wind was rising—­the fog blown back before it showed the golden track of the sea—­light stretching to infinity!

He rose and stood by the rail.  Then suddenly he felt a hand upon his, and looking down, he saw Becky.

“I ran away from Randy,” she said, breathlessly, “just for a moment.  I was afraid you might be alone, and unhappy.”

His hand held hers.  “Just for this moment you are mine?”

“Yes.”

“Then let me tell you this—­that I shall never be alone as long as I may have your friendship—­I shall always be happy because I have—­loved you.”

He kissed her hand.  “Run back to your Randy.  Good-night, my dear, good-night.”

Her lover received her rapturously at the door of the little house.  They went in together.  And Archibald looked out, smiling, over a golden sea.

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