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five o'clock; there was no reason why she should leave it unlcss--

Suddenly he saw that there was a pink slip, such as she used for scratch paper, pinned to his pillow.

life grabbed at it and read it hust- ily.

Dearest Drew:

If you want to, you might come along to the hospital after you get back from Baton Rouge. though probably you wont be very warmly welcomed there. Why not wait un- til tomorrow morning? By that time Ken and I ought, to be all fancied up ready for you.

with all my love Patty. . . .

The baby. everyone said, was ”all Breckenridge". This meant, prim- nrily. that he had dark hair. fine color and it strong body. and that. his eyes were not merely "kitten blue", like most babies, but tint, while he was unbelievably young, they began to show the sparkling quality which had characterized

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Andy": and meek": and which still characterized Drew's.

In spite of her longing for Splen- dlda. Patty was not restless. either during her stay at the hospital or in the weeks at the shotgun house tlint followed. Drew said nothing about Splendlda, except to remark once or twice that with his work as it was now, it was really more eonvenient for him to be in town, knowing that after he had told her that. Patty would say nothing more either The commission in the Naval Reserve had come through: he had been given the rank of lieutenant. commander. It was not until just before the anniversary of their marriage that he finally asked her how she would like to take another wedding trip. .

"Another wedding trip? Why, we didn't take one before! we just went to Splcndlda."

"Well. that was what I thought you might like to do this time. I bought one of those bassinets to- day that are built on purpose to fit in the back of cars. We can put Ken in that and start of! Saturday, any time you say. I've got a free weekend, for s wonder.

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"We". if Stella would come down

We might even have this world- beater of ours christened there."

"If we're going to have s chris- tening, we must send for -Raoul. Remember he wanted to be gori- father."

”That's so. He did. I believe he'd come down from Washington on purpose. Whom ahsll we have for the other one?"

"would you like to have Gail?"

"Very much. And what about a godmother?"

from New York-" (To be continued)

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