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RICHARD CALLS

YVONNE woke the next morning with her pulse pounding. Today, Richard. her own husband was com- m! to see her. And he did not know she was his wife. Yvonne Jumped from bed and danced for pure Joy. Richard was coming.

She had no fear now that he would recognise her. She suspected that he had seen a resemblance. iShe could not change her voice, or

her features. She would be careful to ,not speak French, for that might,’ , betray her. Aft/er all, why should she i I fear he would recognize her. He had - vgnever seen her in anything otherll‘ lthan her peasant dres. H: had no ‘ildea. that she could speak English." He believed she was in France with her grandparents, and lastly, that" she possessed any great talent was a thing that had never entered hlsl mind.

No. her path was clear now. She would make her own husband fall in love with her. And when the time came for revealing the truth she. could do so without fearing his dis- approval. There was, of course, some] danger that hu aﬂair with Anne had gone farther than she knew. But‘ Yvonne‘s intuition fold her that; Richard wss too fine to be deliber»: ately unfaithful to his absent wife. ’ She was sure. too. that he had no ' deep and overpowering love for Anne. ‘

She looked through her dresses. , None of them suited her. She spent the morning shopping and long be— lei-é tea time she was dressed. She had chosen a two-piece dress of pale silver green. Its brief skirt was clev- i‘ erly pleated so as to be both slim ' and full. Its blouse had a youthful neckline and brief sleeves which , showed Yvonne‘: beautifully shaped I.

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white arms. Around her neck hung‘

the platinum chain with its wedding - ring out of sight in her bosom. Her i shoes and stockings were champagne I colored. She brushed her curls until they stood like a fluffy halo around her head. Her image. smiling and‘ happy, satisﬁed her‘ when she saw it in the mirror. Richard could not help admiring her.

Richard had wakened that morn-' ing with a feeling of compunction. After all he had been rather rude to Anne the night before considering I the way he had monopolized her time for three months. He found himself looking forward with a calm , delight to his call on Mademoiselle Porreault. Strangely enough he could think of seeing her without the, feeling that he was doing his wife an injustice. as though in their very i , resemblance he could admire Yvonne i through the dancer. I

But Anne lay very heavily on his conscience this morning. l-le couldn't know how much she had hoped for the renewal of their former inti- macy. He had been s. fool of course, for in that brief moment when Anne had clung to him he had known that he could never love her. He must I make some kind of amends if pos- ‘ sible.

About noon he telephoned her. But that astute young lady had left . ifor the country. She had no mind to let Richard ease his conscience by apologizing to her or otherwise l explaining his" conduct. Her plan i was lo let him stew in his own juices ‘ for a time. A plan which would have 5 worked to perfection had it not been for Yvonne. This of course Anne did not know.

Richard turned away from the tele- phone disappointed and uneasy- l5 Anne had intended him to be. But this uneasiness passed as he made ready for his call on Mademoiselle Perreault. He considered tellin! her she reminded him oi‘ his absent wife. But then she did not even know he was married. No, he would wait. But he could not explain ‘the grow- lng pleasure he felt in the prospﬂi of seeing her. As he rang the bell to her apartment and waited for the word to come up he felt his Mali pounding like a boy’!-

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‘Love at First Sight"

‘Lvonne herself. standing in the small and perfect liidng room, drew her wedding ring from her bosom

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land kissed ... _ . and forced herself to sit calmly in a, he had ngvgr chair. T719 5°01‘ Qllenﬁd- Richard was?’ This young dancer-lovely. sweet.‘ . iii-Midi"! before her- They were look- ,simple, beautiful. She needed pro-, l"! 3t 950i! 0th!!!‘ With f-‘yﬂs thﬁﬁlection against the predatory male spoke of thei intangible thing known that hounded the footsteps of at-I as "love at first sight."

releasing her him to a nearby chair.

Ross." she said formally.

a queer constraint upon him.

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...__'.‘ A jealousy. tau, which felt with Anne, no mat- i ter how madly she flirted.

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It was Yvonne who moved flrstaRlchard telephoned her hend- and pointing reached his club. Would

“It is kind of you to come. Mr. ‘ performance. She would be delight- 4 cd.

‘Not half so good of me as it is of‘ This was the first of a series of

you to permit me," Richard answer- daily meetings. For two weeks Rich- played any favorite before, either." ed with equal formality.

ard monopolized every moment of Yvonne rang for tea. Richard f-elt , her spare time. Anne, was in the lie/country. He had a. note from her

Isuppcr with him that night after the ‘

was a. trifle ill at ease, and the memoy of Yvonne‘! wistful face framed in brown curls kept recurring to him. As Richard's nervousness in- creased. Yvonne became Soon she was skillfully leading the conversation.

Richard relaxed and yielded him- aelf to her charming voice. taking delight in her easy graceful move- inents, and her dainty way with the tea things.

By the end of his call they were friends.

"Hay I come again. soon?" he ask- ed as he made ready to leave.

"I hope that you will come again anon-and often," Yvonne respond- ed. Then she added darlngly, "It is a great pleasure to talk with one gen- tleman who does not try to make love to inc on first acquaintance."

lbs laughed as she spoke and Richard laughed with her. But as bl went down the stairway he was

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asking him down. H: replied. put- ting off his coming with some vague words about business. Anne did not l grow uneasy until the end of the sec- ond week. when Richard had not ap- ipeared. This was not according to schedule. She resolvzd to go into town.

Not ﬁnding Richard a this club—~ he was with Yvonne-she called Bob "were.

“This is Anne-just in for the day. Bob. I'm furnished. Come, be a good fellow. take -rne to tea."

"Sure thing, Anne. I'll be right around." '

At the Ambassador, where they met in the lobby. Bob caught a glimpse of Dick escorting Yvonne f0 a small table. Ha caught Am-ieb arm.

"There goes your erstwhile cava- lier. Anne."

"What ‘do you mean?" ‘There was genuine surprise in'Anne'| voice.

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Anne ls Worried

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see her hidden by a pillar. She could see that he was deeply absorbed in his companion. She grew uneasy. Iti , apparently was high time she called] w him back to her side. And she did] not doubt her power to do so for an‘ instant. i

1t was to this end she left a mes-i

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