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"Ii you need any help spending it. I'm your pal," Cliﬂ called aiter him as he made his way through the thinning crowd to the oiiice.

There he received the congratula- tions oi the manager oi the show on having made the highest sale oi the evening and deposited the check in the saie. Later he lounged in the doorway listening to the remarks oi the sightseers as they started ior home. He ielt restless and disturbed, not at allelated as he had ieit earlier in the evening. It was nearly time to lock up, lights were out in some oi the Woths, and the palace was beginning to take on the deserted air that haunts large buildings at night.

T!!! FALCON

On an impulse Bill turned to go back tor another look at the Fal- con. The ship was on the third iloor and Bill climbed the wide stair-ways slowly. The third iioor lights had been turned out, and the only bright illu- mination showed around the gray- brown Falcon. An tendunt ‘waited at the top oi the stairs.

The young lady's waiting .over there by the airplane," he said to Bill.

"What young lady?" Bill asked in surprise.

"The one that won't so home. 1 told her it was closing time and she looked at me like l was dirt and said that was her plane and she was going to look at it some more, so here I am waiting."

Bill showed him his badge as a member oi the iloor committee ior the Airshow and gave him a dollar- "Run along, buddy. I'll close up this iloor when l come down. _We'll let the young lady look as long as she likes."

The attendant looked dubiousiy at. Bill-"Ii you're sure it's all right—" he said doubtiully. '

"Sure it's all right-"Bill clapped a iriendly hand on the attendants shoulder and watched him turn down the stairway. Then, with a. queer and unexpected increase in the beating oi his heart he went toward the Falcon.

Kitty Boyd was standing in the shadow cast by the plane, one hand resting no the curving ‘oi its hood. She did not heed Bill's approach, but continued lost in thought, silent, mo-

"FREEDOM"

"Admiring the new baby?" Bill asked, trying to speak naturally. ~The girl looked at‘ him with no sign oi pleasure in her glance, Bill babbled on, growning more and more embarrassed under her continued si- lence.

"it's a peach .0! a ship, the best ship in the whole show. And I like the name you've givenher-tho Fal- oon. She'll be true as a bird in the air, sweet and easy to handle—" he stopped, wishing desperately that she would say something. When she did speak the sound oi her voice startled him. Gone was every trace

innocent Irene: alr lever?

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oi mockery, oi ilippancy. She spoke in low elear tones, her voice _soitly iull oi some concealed emotion,

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"Tell me, what is it like tn ilyi Tell me in one word—" ‘ ‘

"Mylar?" surprise and a kind oi pity stirred Bill irom his usual light-hearted habit oi speech and thought. "ﬂying is-ireedom- release iroin all the little concerns that trouble us on the earth-J’

“Flying-Jreedom-rel " she repeated the words ’soit1y, relishing them. "Freedom-release-J’

Bill was to remember the pause that tollowed. For the brie! lpaoe they were alone, sincere, revealed to each other. Throulh all the pain ﬁnd duller Ind exasperation oi the months to iollow Bill took comfort in the memory oi those moments when Kitty Boyd stood stripped oi pretense and artiiiclality and whis- pcred hack to him, "Freedom-rs- lease-"

She broke the spell with a harsh laugh. “Pipe dreams," she said shortly. "Smoke-i must go."

She gathered her iiir more closely about her throat and tumbled with the iastening oi her gloove. "My iam- ily think I'm home in bed. Some. how I was pleased with the Falcon and wanted to see her again."

Bill wanted to detain her. "How much ilying have you done, Miss Boyd?" he asked.

"I've been up once or twice.”

"Like it?" _

"Oh. it's not as thrilling as I'd been led to believe."

"It isn't thrilling at all," Bill said indignantly. "That's Just cheap dooey, all that stuﬂ about thrills in the air. Flying is something you do because you can't help iollowing the sir, like some men iollow the

sea. I-I love it." He brought this

last out shameiaccdly, speaking as men aiter speak in~the presence oi some overpowering emotion. '

‘She looked at him curiously you truly love it?"

"Truly," he said stesdiastly.

She looked away irom him, "You're lucky. I've never loved anything or any one in all my lite."

Before he knew it she was gone. With quick tirm steps ‘she had passed him. He saw her in silhouette in the doorwiy, heard the click oi her footsteps on the stair and stood stupidly by the Falcon ,noi.- moving Then he recovered himseli audiol- lowed her. She was at the curve oi the stairway and though she must have been aware ' oi his-presence above her she gave no sign, ndtlo much as a wave oi the hand.

"Well-" Bill slopiicd It the hold oi the ‘stair, gazing after‘ her. She was out- oi sight. She did not want to talk iurther with him, that was clear. Not until he turned out the lights about the Falcon did he re- member that he had meant lo ask. her to let him pilot the plane on bar

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He wondered aiter he was in bed that night "ii he would dare tele- phone her and ask tor such permis- sion. "She doesn't even know hi! name." He thought Just beiore he went asleep. "Unless she looked ir. up oh that provisional contract l signed with her rather. And a girl- like that-don't suppose she'd ever‘

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