They were very much in love, and as they stood clasped together in the hall life seemed very hard, tor though they had spent a splendid evening together the time had come when they must part. “Heart of my heart,” lie whispered, “how I love you,!” “And I love you, too,” she replied. “ How hard it is to leave you!” he sighed regretfully. “Oh, light of my days, light of my thoughts,, light of my very existence, light ” “ Dora,” interrupted a bored voice from the head of the stairs, “ for mercy's sake put that Jiglit out and toiye to bedl”
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Evening Star, Issue 20023, 14 November 1928, Page 9
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