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CHAPTER XI! 0 0 C
Anna's first gesture of bpspltal- lty toward the Fontaines met with an unexpected cheek. Olivier and Mrs. Fontalne wrote charming notes. expressing their deep regret at their inability to accept the in- vitatlon. But the fact remained that they did decline it. Now that Mrs. Fontaine had shaken off the shackles of her long seclusion. she was seeing more of her friends than she had in many years, and she was already pledged to several en- gagement for the period that Anna had indicated for a visit.
Anna showed the letters to Breck with expressions of regret that were genuine. and he saw that she was making an honest effort to keep from being resentful. of course she would ask them again later. she said. There was no doubt abozit. it. she was softening visibly in the congenial atmosphere of splendida. A little awkwardly. because it was so long since he had done such a thing spontaneously, Breck bent over and kissed her. She returned the kiss. almost shyly. like a girl. but she did not do so coldly or mechanically. When Breck raised his head. she stretched out her hand, and took his. of her own accord.
"Br:-ck." she said. '”I've been thinking about what you said when we first went to New Orleans- about your entering politics. you know. I believe you were right and I wa.s wrong. I believe it really would be a very good idea. You ought to make an effort to vet around in the parish, meeting the men who are the local leaders and finding out about their problems and interests, first of all. After you have an idea of their general views. you'd know whether you could broach the subject of a pos- sible cnndidacy. If they were re- ceptive to the plan. I suppose you'd want to begin asking them to your house and going to theirs. Any- thing I can do to help entertain them --and perhaps you'd like to go up to Baton Rouge, too. and talk over your possible prospects with some of the politicians there. ill go with you. if you wish. Or if it would be likely to antagonize people who might help you. hav- ing a woman around. at the begin- ning anyhow, I'll wait.
"I'm tremendously pleased ,VOlliVe changed your mind about that political bee I have in lily bonnet. Ill get to work right away -locally. at first. as you say. Then later Illl go up to the Capital, I've been thinking of doing that any- how. Well. so long. Anna. and thanks for evei-ything."
He left her and went to the front portion and down the steps toward the lawn where Drew was playing, trying to tell himself that there was nothing for him t.o ivorrv about aiiy-inorc. that everything was go- ing to comc out all right. after all. He. too. had received a letter in the morning mail. Marie Celeste. instead of writing to Anna. had written to him. The impulse which had caused her to do this was natural and friendly, the letter it.- self was as innocent as it was day. To him it was utterly charming from start to finish, though it. was slightly disturbing. in places; he could not bear the thought that anything so sweet should be sub- mitted to satire. So he hind b.-on silent, as if he were ashamed. He had smirched Celeste's letter litm- self by his deliberato concealment of it. And now he really was ashamed.
As Breck reached the bottom of the great flight of steps, Drew - it bounding over the grass to mk' him. Besides a lamb. which gamboled gracelesely but endear- ingly after Drew. two puppies tumbled about at his heels and he carried a small fuzzy kitten in his arms. He held the kitten up in his father. "Stroke her, Daddy." he said. "She's as soft as-as-I don't. know what. What else is there as soft as a kitten? A baby?”
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He sat down on one of the iron seats that were scattered at inter- vals over the lawn. Drew. cuddling the kitten again, stood still. re- garding him attentively and it little anxiously. It made Breck feel un- comfortable to open Mario Celcsl.e's letter while confronted by his son': watchful gnu. But once he was on horseback there would not be another chance until dinner time. He could not wait that long to read it. again.
V Dear Breclt:
Mama has told..me about the lovely invitation from you and Anna. and I know she and oliv- fer are writing Anna to tell you both how sorry we are that we 2 cannot. accept it. !
Mama says that perhaps if Anna amt us again we can some ' to splendlda later on in me ' spring, and I hope we can. be. I cause I have always heard no ' much about it and wanted so much to see it.
I have learned two new songs since you were here. the vain Drum and Coeur do ma Mle. and 1 Im Very user to ling them to you. I have not aim: La Delete. Bet since you were here. listen.
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letter very slowly and put it back in his pocket. Then he looked up and saw that Drew was still stand- ing in front of him. squeezing and
his MacDonald. Msh ledge with thanks the many kind- nesses shovvm them by friends and neighbours
bereavement.
Cl-IARLOTTETOWN WESTERN GUARDIAN
.-J. WATSON MuNAlJGll1'. K. C., M.P.. will be in his Summer- side office on Saturday. Mnrdi 10f
-BEDEQUE UNITED CIIUBCII CHARGE. - services Sunday. March 11th. Bedeque 11 AM. Bor- den 3 P. M. Albany 730 P. M. Rev. W. Burton crowe. 3. A.. Minister.
-NEW LONDON rnesav-i-nn- IAN CHURCHES. - Services, sun- day. March llth. Long River 11.00 A. M. south Granville 2.30 Pl M. Clifton 7.30 PM. Rev. D. A. Camp- bell, Minister.
-PRINCBTOWN CHURCH. Malpeque. March 11th. Service
U N 1 T E 1) Sunday. 230 P. M.
Tuesday. March 13th. service. Darn-
ley Hall, 8.00 P. M. Wednesday. March 14th. service Sea. View, 3.00 P. M. Rev. James Cross. Minister.
--O'LEARY PASTOR AL CHARGE
The United Church of Canada. - Rev. W. G. Dickson. B. A., Minister.
Bloomfield at 11 A. M. Brae at 2.30 P. M. 0'Leary at 7.30 P. M,
Sunday school at i030 A.M. Every- body wclccme at all services.
-POSTED TO TRENTON. ONT.
-- Flying Officer J. M. Craig. son of Mr. Middleton. has recently been post- ed tn Central Flying School. R. A. F. Station. completion months' training. he will proceed to one of the R. C. A. F. Flying Schools where he will serve as a Flylng Instructor.
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that is your song now.
I have written in the study period that is supposed to he devoted to sacred history, so I am really feeling a little guilty. But just the same I have enjoyed writing it, and I should he very pleased if you should happen to answer it.
Affectionately yours, Marie Celeste de I-'ont.alne I O O
Breck refolded Marie Cclcste's
troklng his kitten and staring at
his father with solemn and troub- led eyes. put his arm around the little boy.
Breck jumped up and
"Come on." he said. "Set that
ball of fluff down on the seat. and get yourself ii cap. off to see those ditches before it gets any later."
We must be
(To be continued)
Curd Of Thanks
The Family of the late Kather- to acknow-
during their recent
Ccird Of Thanks
Mrs. E. J. Corlsh wishes to thank
R-ev. Father Corcoran. Dr. W. J. P.
MciMlllan. Sisters. Nurses and pallbearers; also all kind neigh- hours and friends of the late
Trough for
Thomas Martin of Southport whf
st-nt Mass Cards and Floral 'l'rl-
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Mrs. L. Davey and Family wish
to thank the kind friends netgb-bours who assisted
and in any
way during the sad bereavement
of her mother's death.
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-IAP'l'll'l' CIIUICH Y. P. U. - The Senior Y. P. U. of the Summeralde Baptist Church held its regular meeting on Wtdne!- day evening In- the Hall with the president, Miss Shirley Poole, in the chair during the business ses- sion. The minister conducted the worship service which opened with the singing of "Unto The Hills" with Mlls Ruth Mac!-Earlene, at the piano. The scripture reading was in Judges 7 and the meditation was based on the story of Gideon and his three hundred followers. after which the hymn "Will Your Anchor Hold". was sung. The gen- eral 'theme of the study period. conducted by the minister. was "The Journey of Life" and the topic stressed was "Which Way Shall I Go?" Badminton ,wes play- ed at the close of the meeting.-S.
-HOSPITAL LADlES' AID - Mrs. Heath Strong presided over the March mectlnz of the l..adics' Aid of Prince County Hospital on Wednesday afternoon in tho Nurses' Home. Mrs. Albert Sharp was welcomed as a new member. It was announced that the East Ward Pantry Sale will be held the last Saturday in March and Mrs. W. P. Callaghan was ap- pointed convcner and to choose her own committee. It was de- cided that a Rummage Sale would be held in April. The Book which plans were made some time ago has not yet
been completed. but it is hoped
it will soon be in operation in the Hospital for the pleasure of the patients. As a Ways and Means
of raising funds a series of after- noon brldgcs will be held in the Nurses' of April. the April
Home during the month conveners being: 4, Mrs. William Hayward and Mrs. T. H. E. Inman: April 11.
Mrs. D. F. McNeill and Mrs. Mark Delaney; MacNeill laghan; April 25. Mrs. W. A. Cur- rla and Mrs. C. H. Stewart. The- sccretary was authorized to send 3 letter of sympathy to Mrs. II. T. Holman in the recent bereave- ment of her sister: and n Get-Wc-ll card to Mrs. Regret was expressed at the illness of Mrs. R L. meeting adjourned a social period was enjoyed when Mrs. D. Bryan- ton served tea.-S.
April 18. Mrs. Frank and Mrs. W. P. Cal-
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