Motion Picture Magazine (Aug 1914-Jan 1915)

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GREY S SUSPICIONS ARE AROUSED hoarsely. "He always hated him — he '11 fix it ! Heavens above ! she shant have him, I say ! ' ' And, paralyzed by hate, she did not guess that she was setting a pitfall for her own feet. The next evening was a still, lucid one of sharp shadows and silver moon. Belle, hurrying to her tryst, watched the slender shadow-self flitting by her side, and marveled with divine blushes to remember that henceforth there would walk beside the silent image a tall man-shadow thru all their dear days. Behind, almost as noiseless as a shadow, flitted another slim womanform, like a hound nosing its prey, and ignorant as Belle that she, too, was followed. Pedro was a little late. He crashed thru the underbrush recklessly, and into — a crouching, spying form. The man turned, a mass of hate and grief, upon him, with an inarticulate snarl. "You — you dirty scoundrel " Surprised and displeased, Pedro promptly knocked him down. As he fell, George Grey laughed viciously: "Go on. You're late; she's there already, and Craven has a gun." 46 Crash ! the bushes snapped and snarled under startled feet. The man crouched over his rifle in the arbor at the hilltop lifted the gun-barrel. The moon's rays flashed along the steel in cold, blue fire. But the figure that flung itself from the blurred shadows was unexpectedly small and light. "Stop — dont shoot! You're murdering an innocent man ! ' ' Jane Grey flung herself like a wild hunted thing upon Craven, grappling for the gun. Her lips were bitten thru with the effort, and long shudders shook her as they might a sleepwalker suddenly awakened on the edge of a precipice. "What you buttin' in here for?" the man snarled, shaking her like a rat. "I'm not doing this for you; it's your husband's job " "Yes, and he'll finish it himself!" George Grey said grimly. His bruised face was ghastly in the white, merciless light. "You'd make love to my wife, would you, you greaser blackguard " The words trailed out into a gasp as he saw Craven 's face clearly. Muttering his defeat, the overseer flung