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Merton of the Movies

CHAPTER XIV
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In this scene she seemed to demand the actor's intentions toward the daughter, and again overwhelmed him with confusion, as Parmalee had been overwhelmed when she revealed her true self under the baffling disguise.

The wager of a kiss was prettily paid.

This much of the drama he knew.

And there was an affecting final scene on a hillside.
The actor, arrayed in chaps, spurs, and boots below the waist was, above this, in faultless evening dress.

"You see, it's a masquerade party at the ranche," Baird explained, "and you've thought up this costume to sort of puzzle the little lady." The girl herself was in the short, fringed buckskin skirt, with knife and revolvers in her belt.


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