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L n nl/ilrxjplltionmqzghrlinrlzf Pr-vitiom-r. I " m‘ ” "m protesi. "1 e-nnwrl can't go back?‘ “Thank God you've found her!" “linen 1K1 so." ,And then, characteristically practi-

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',,..,,,.,§,',',’,’_.',l, La!(,,_»¢.?,T0.'l7‘i3l'i7l'S hand tightened fierceiyi h _ a y‘, m i "fufc f,"r'1"'r",' ‘on the hunting-crop he carried, f-y;",'a,_,l,g_'hi?- p35, V3,’. ",,’.,."."..h' (3113: "-311: he's more iikelyjost no way m "L; kg“ M?",,,',',1;f“}h:'1,:,"' "' ‘the mist and fetched up far enough f‘ "viz!" m? Mr"! M"! "Hiawny. Probablyl-with s. short U; A,» ,\ n, l2augh—"he's still searchhg Dart-| i“ 1"” "l ” moor for you. You‘d be on his mind a bit. you know! wait here a mnute while I ride up to the bungslow—" Bu: she clung to 11's um. "No, no! Don't go! I-I can't be ief: alone-again."

The fear was coining back to her

yoice and Blaine detecting it. ab~ andoned the idea at once. ‘ “All right, little Jean." m mu reassuringiy. “1 won't leave you. Pu; my coat round yew-stripping it off. "Merv-like that." He help- ed her into it and fastenedit with deft fingers. "And now..rrr\ going to get up up to Orion and we'll go home."

"I shall never get up there," she observed, with n glance at the man's great shoulders looming through the mist. “I shunt be able to spring-J can only stand on one foot, re- member."

Blnise laughed cheerily.

"Don't worry. Just remain quite still-standing on your one foot, you poor little lame duckb-nnd I'll do the rest." -

Bhe felt his arm release its clasp of her, and a momt later he had swung his leg across the hptge and was back in the saddle again, With a word tn the b‘: beast he dwvned the reins to his neck and turning towards Jenn, where she stood like a slim, pals ghost 1n the moonlight, he leaned down to her from the saddle.

"Can you manage to oome a step nearer?" he uked,

She hobbled forward painfully. "Now!" he said.

Lower, lower still he stooped, his arms outheld. and nt last she felt them ciosc round her, lifting her with that some strength of steel which she remembered on the

-. .r ' with [ﬂilil m»: in , i, publishwl 3n I (‘Mr a.’ rim!!! vim-e in q/h wan-k fm- n; h-wt four mm! :1- rlv». weeks from the rhz- hIrenf and the! n true. vary Merl-of he forthwith {ml-ind fol ‘in:

It was the evening of the foi- lowlng day. Jean. tucked up on a couch and with her strained ankle comfortably bandaged. had been reluctantly furnishing Bfnise with the particulars of her experience n! the bungalow. She had been very unwilling to eonfide the whole story to him, fearing the consequences of the din-maria temper M Iilplled t0 Burke. A violent quarrel between the two men oouid do no good, she reflected, and would only be frausht with rmpleassnt results to all 00n- cerned-qnobably. in the end. secur- ing alpafnfnl publicity for the whole affair. .

Fortunately Blaine lied hem out when Judith had run: up earlier in the day folenqulre if Jean had re- turned w sisbu, or he might have fired off a few candid exilfwlom p! opinion through the telephone.

Butnowthsrowasno evading his ' k‘ _ quutions, and he had quietly determinedly insisted 11PM. hearing the entire swfy- 01106 m‘ twine an ejaculation of ' ‘ anger broke from him as he listen- Q6‘ but, beyond that, he made little comment.

"And-and that was all," wound up Jean. “And anyway, Bllasw-a little anxiously-M's over now, and I'm none the worse except for the acquisition of little nwre worldly wisdom and n. strained ankle."

"Yes. It's over now." he sold. standing looking down at her with a curious gleam tn his Qyu- "But the; sort of thing shunt happen twice. You'll have to marry me-do you henrW-imperiously. “You shall never run such a risk anin. We'll ' get married at onoel"

And Jean. with a. quiver of amused ' ment st the corners of her mouth responded meekly:

"Yes, Blaine."

The next minute his arms were

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And then Jam found herself resting I-sslnst the curve of Blake's arm. with the man's powerful shoulders. firm and solid as a rock.

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“All right?" queried Bisise. gath- wrlng up the reins in his left hand. |"Ienn wcii back against my suoid- fer. There how's that?!‘

"It's ilke an arm-chair."

round her and their lips my; in ms first supreme kiss of love st inst acknowledged-of love given and rehsrnsd.

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