Motion Picture Classic (Jan-Dec 1916)

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April shrank from the edge of the bluff with a healthy recoil of soul, but her purpose, stronger than fear, urged her on. Suddenly faint, she sank down on the moss. A few moments — she must have a few moments more of life to gather together the precious memories of the last month to take with her into the cold dark. Jerry’s words, Jerry’s kisses — she went over them all as a drowning person cons over all of life in one crowded moment. Then, very white, she got to her feet. “Good-by, Jerry,” she said aloud, quietly — “good-by, world ” Sudden feet thudded on the path above her ; a big figure vaulted down ; strong, frightened arms closed her round. “April !” cried her husband’s shaken voice in her ear. “Oh, my God! little girl, what were you going to do ?” The raw agony of his voice broke thru her chill lethargy, warming her to her shivering soul. She clung to him, as frightened as he. “I reckoned,” she whispered between his kisses — “I reckoned you’d be — plumb — ashamed o’ me ” “Ashamed of you? April — April — and I love you so ! I remembered what you said once.” He drew a deep breath and tried to speak quietly, but she could feel his big frame trembling. “Dear, the most amazing thing has happened. You remember the little baby-clothes Martha gave the doctor? Well, I showed them to Mrs. De Voe just now and she almost fainted when she saw them. For she had made them, April, for her own little baby, who was stolen by a discharged nurse and never found. For you — do you understand, dear?” “My father and mother?” She whispered the words, awed, incredulous. Then, suddenly, she looked up into Jerry’s face. “It's moughty strange,” she said. “I reckon I ought to he glad ; I reckon I am; but somehow, now, nothing matters, except ” “Except — sweetheart ” “Except you an’ me, Jerry,” she murmured, “and — bend yore head down, honey — and — the baby that’scornin’ to we-all — some day ” ( Sixty-four)