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‘That is true," he agreed. "You mean that i! you wanted a. Mend you would naturally turn to a woman. as I should to a. man."

"I didn't mean anythiu of the kind. I meant that Irien ship n2- twecn a man and a Woman ll. hn- possiblc because sooner or later one or the other-or both—go and fall in love."

"But. c! course, there is no pus- sihility of either nf us exhibiting such a lack of self-control as~ to talloin love with the other."

“We are artiata..... and they are always e. race apart)‘.

"That is meant to be ironic?"

“It was ironic, my dear Rtebecca."

She contemplated him in silence for a moment before she sa’ : " been good seeing you again. And now I may as well go." '

Alter Rebeca, Dr. lllary

He went out with her to her car. "Perhaps it's just as well. Paul.

would have been very fond at you. And it places a woman at such ~.n internal disadvantage."

"My dear Rebecca. you would never be at a disadvantage for long."

"I think yourc right. Good-bye"

Shc turned as her car reached the main road but Paul Brereton had already entered the house. He was, indeed, turn over the leaves of a telephone boo .

"Cheriton one two iNe," ha said, and a moment later added: "I: that Dr Barnwcll?"

"Yes." she said.

“Pant ‘Brereton speaking. I'm a, bit under the weather and need a

. I wondered i! you would carc to come to the second ilOUaE at the Cosmopolitan with me tins averting?"

"Why not?" she answered with- out hesrtntion. “I've no urgent case 0n hand." -

1771911 I'll ﬁll for you st six- thtrty if that is convenient? We might get a bile somewhere."

"This is all very sudden. but it sounds amusing. Frankly, I had not associated you with g music--

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"I'm J man c! vary eathollc tastes. octor. Then-an ‘vol: un- til six-thirty."

At one minute to the hall-hour Brennan's car was outside the doc- tor's house. Jones was driving. Brereton went up the steps to the front our and a maid ushered him into a hallywhero Dr. Barnwell joined him at once.

“I thought you'd be punctual," he said with a smile.

"O! course. It's second nature with a. d ctor."

She wa wearing a, short. white tur coat and her hair had been very recently waved.

"this la the first time I've been taken out in ths," she said as the car glided orword. "I go to

'5 town one evening a week, but us-

ually on my own or with another woma ." '

“W ose fault ta that?"

"Mine. I suppose. Generally speaking. men seem to be-not ex- actly frightened of me. but ner- vous.“ i

“How tryin for you. Your tyne is the one a out which no man need behervoua."

"What is my type?"

“Obvlously......the intelligent. ‘in education and training you are at least the equ-al o! the men with whom you come into contact."

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