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M“ out: CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

:2: 1.11:1» .:'::“:°..:.::t.':l:~.. .‘:' lllSFlllUREll lliili

one corner. a book in her lap, sill ,

Jane-she too was tmokiug. Any Very Sore. Itohed and Btlmed. Could Not Sleep. Cutlcura Heals.

ssh tray and u cup of ten were ou_

the table by h". I -"My face became affected with large. hard, red pimples that wen

In shock. tlie little nlu \\'0lllBlll

lstood still, gazing irom one to the‘ very sore. They scaled over and ltched and burned

loiher of her BIIIBZIII)’ daughters." so that I could not sleep.

MORE SHOCKS Chapter 87. , There was a sildden silencc. 1i szlence that could be I-elt Illltl, heard, it was so iiitleiise. .\Ir.~'.§ Talbot crime a step into tho ioom,j' Luther behind her. “Uh! 0h, gacs, mother." s- d. somchtiw gullllll-Z Ill" My face was awfully dis- vlllll ilic cigllrvltl- ill-hind fiqtued for the time being. ~\\',.'r(. Iiliriug Iczi, IIiIIllI"I'. ‘l read an advertise- l-onic In." ment for Cuticura Soap This ,,,;x,.,1.,,|, grpg-[ilu W351 and Oiutmentsnd sentfor lnough ll) colivinclz .\lrs. ‘lhllboll “fl” "mPl°' MY h“ befiu‘ '° fa] that slic hull >‘\‘l'Il Amy IINIIKIIIQ; Mn?" 5° l Pumlmud mam- u“! _ when I had used four csltes of Soap " and one and one-half boxes of Oint- ment I was healed." (Signed) Miss Lillian R. Ladue, Jericho, Vt. Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tal- curn are sll you need for every-day toilet and nursery purposes. IIMIYIOOD IAILAIHRII: "Lylall.

ll 1 slit‘ iricd to disbleli rl- whzitl‘

v- first saw upon f*lllt'l‘ill__f. Aliiy"s| plea n. rtlli t, w., Issued." slllll avsry~ sun-Atsuillululltzs-llatoe. insulate.

'*“ coming around tonight again. I must do something to stop that. he'll be hale all the time. It's too ridiculous."

The yate in silence, ouch one l‘ considering the problem as it itl- l fecled each one separately. Amy: was entranced with. the pleasures - the city otfered. bile‘ was pretty and Stilt} knew it. Claire lilid goiter ously given her u lot of clothes that emphasized her good IDUK-‘Ldlllfl Iiild utkven the girl along with Iierl into her own circle of friends. Claire was generous enough not to mind having other young nnd pret- ty women about her. In the cltse oi Amy, the young girl's open ltdlnir~ iitioli iilitlciw-d Iior. She too wits caught by the curious luscinnliliu. ui this lluburn-Iiliirl-d girl with the ivlde set innocent brown eyes nnd the curious surflicle -sopliisi.ic;lliou that seemed to Inive suddenly lic- collie iiliplniiied In Iicr.

Julie thought. of l)(lllilld——illlll his impatience with her until-lions ideas. Lutlic-r WOIIIIOPBG whether lie could not. smooth things out.

After dinner llilil been CIPHFOII luvs)’, Amy took Dick off "l0 shlJW lllllll Broadway at night." Jails- will

' write to a perfectly harmless man‘ E The Middle Ground

FlSIIP went on. By Marlon Rubinosm.

"But, s wife shouldn't W8!!! I0 write to another man." Mrs. Tal~ o~+o0c+o00o+e+~o++v+0+l JANE AND AMY

bot interrupted. "That's so old fashioned!" (‘Itiirli Chapter 35. lirs. Talbot thotlttbt that

liiimrered. "Why ii0t'.’" ittle apartment was very

“It's wlrrong." l. l iegll-ctetl. This idea was

“\‘\'h"'"

Mrs. Talbot could not say. l! Iliftcr Dick hall gone home. and ‘w-Iivn u: the iilihl-nrll of hour of

wss—~she felt it, all her training and all her principles told her so. but she was unable to cxlirfit-IB Iierst-If In words. She felt she inst I o'clock iii 'hc tnorning, she was III!’ IIOIIII 0" "ll" "Wollm- Znllnitcll to rt-tire to her mom. "Mr. (‘lurke l5 in the IIIEIIIFICQI ' ‘Thou. by closl- scrutiny m‘ cvery Imsiness . He. knows tny old eirticlc, shl- dist-tivt-red dust on thl- iriciills lllPTfHlllI‘ livid "I" I" "I'll" l'llriiiturl-, it spot on thc rug, nnd tl-iuulllgl-s on lhc window Rlitss. An ‘orlliuuryr Wfilllilfl would lIiII/v thllugllt llil- Iittll- 1i‘:t('l- wl-ll enough

with tliclii unli told luv I-ZIIPISIII

aiboul the tww shows. TINT!‘ wits lu~|it~~il was. indeed, quitl- cit-mi laud nciil. Iiul Airs. 'I‘:lIbut hzill ivou

iiu tilirlli iii that! Only Luther the rcspl-ct of ihl- strictest Dutch

tyus jealous. Nuw I wouldn't hurt-

bt-cn u liit jl-llltlus iI' L00 llilll wri- housl-irito. licrs was a silpl rllltivc. liiicolnfortubll- sort of clcunli- 1.. .

tt-li to u doze-n wonil-Ii r " “Ilut he wouldn't." Mrs. Tlilboi g Sunduy slil- slcpt until T qrlrtl)‘ dlviflllliil“ slic. irus lilwuys in thl»

nut iii quickly iii his dcfcnsc. _ w... lie wllullilrt." (‘lllirc noel-- 'liuhit of sll-l-giiiig a little ilitl-r Sun. ,tl&I\", and 1inrtly but-arise slit- was

r rt-ly siglicd orcr it. “If only lli‘

would look nt zinotllor \\'0niun o4:- lphysicillly cxlilluslt-d from lit-r lri1 l'illll thc hour when she got to sloop.

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_' llilillsl-cIl-lllling tIil-n ulili tlicrl- if it

lAt Iinml- shc always arose ct 6. mll.~Il_\' ill 5 in the sililiml-r, mill on llll’ ‘s oi’ qn-t-izll clczliiiiig llllll irlish. ling sh»- linll g-mtcn up at i~ .lorli;iii'.< mluIll-r liull :iI\\':l_\'.< lhiiv <01

.\ fl-w momt-lirs illlt)!‘ 7 o'clock ~11» was Ill ‘$.\ltl, Zlllil iii lllt‘ kilvh ~-ii. '|'Iil- plzlt-l- “its I|lll\'l. Shl- lliili 'lll~l"l ‘lfruiu brl-llkfust \\'(IIllIl In ]Il"]I?iIt-ll uno slil- “as rcully tli» uplllllgiv.» for url-rslcvpilig. l .\'o' u souuu iI)'\\'lli'I'~'l ul-nl nllllut 1irl-1lllriiig lll'I' irllrilllt! u Illlig tiliit- about it bl-l- ‘~lll- llill IIIII know wlil-rc .wl~rt> Ito-pt. _

Slil- slu llil- kitl-hcn tnblo for lllt lll"ill. Slil- straights-nod hl-r rooiu und put uwny licr tlotiics, slip‘ url-pr null lluslcti thb living roomj nnli llt’(‘lilt'll on a guilt-nil llousn-l l'l"illllllll tlil- iicxt tiny.

Still not u soulilll

it was ll o'clock. III o'clock 4 sill-l bull dum- 1-\'l~r_r liousl-hrild dilly sill-l lloulll. Slic would llUVlI rllfil'lt'lll

I I

sir-i

Hungs

llliill not bl-l-n Sunday. 'l'l-iiiliirl_\*' Amy \\'0lllll. b0 Iulll tor i'llIII'('lI, 'I'o llv surc, Luthcl‘ dill; qlllt go. f'l:lirl- hull goth-n him out nil ‘llml Iillbii, null Jzinl- r:ii'eI_v wcnt~~ -llll| Amy lit-VP!‘ liiisscli ll Sunday zit‘

illililll’. 1 I~"ulllI_\' slil- tuppl-ll mi llic girl's. llinor. Amy t-zliiil- nut in ll uioiill-ntl lllilll‘ Iiziiiltiilg. lrziiliiig ll blue silk; lilillflllll. II<‘I'I' fcct iii tiny blur- silk. slippcrs’ 'iiilllc.~',"'slili czllll-rl Ib1-lii.l "\\'~- iil-vl-i‘ gl-l lip until ll Sun-I " slil- uiilioliucl-d .'~'li‘i‘llll)'. "i'lii| up, nnd s t VOITPI’ wliill- I'm; lliilrilig my blllli ' (‘uffl-l- Ill-int: still-toll, slit- llisnpp-1 4'2lI't‘ll into thl- lillihronm illlil IIll'Il~ ll ll tlil- $ll(I\\'l'I"0Il flili _Hll't'I1l~"lll.l JIIIIF‘, willl- llwllkl- und stunt-bow; looking trim zllill lllllllfrlllillll‘ iii llt‘l' ‘pluill Imtlirlibc, clinic iiilli tlil- l(llI'lI , U-il, lllill rcliillrltl-llt’ l’ _ "illl, llltllll"l', wl- IIPVPI‘ l-zll out: ‘|il-1~l-' I'll sol llll’ Iubll- in llil- dill» lilig rolilii." ' _ | Tlil- llllIlllPI‘, I'm-ling I‘t;lllIl(1'Il llliltwlll)‘ cbnugcd things ilboiit. Slic- -lll'lll :1 Iit-llrlllclil». from IIIIIILUII‘ by. this tinic. ztnli WHH fvtjllnll, itcry} cross iii l-\'('I‘_V fIIIII, I WIIIHI lmll

'l‘iil- girls cuml- out I Iin lv-r simpll- sliirl. lskirt, Amy with hnir 1iilcd high on lhl-r Iiclill. still lII ull- lflVl-ly silk. rohc. Lutlil-r ilppl-llrl d wbl-ll it WIIH .III'i|I'ly IIfIOIJ.

"Such o ivliy of living!" lTlilbot Ilurst olll. finally. ‘ncrl-i" gel anything done." l 'I‘hl-rl-. was silence in itnswcr of (llllfi.

Prcsontly Juno said, Iicsitlltiug- Iy: "I Iiuvc snmc studying this liftornoou mother, but nftr-r [ea I'll tnkc you ilround nnd show you sonic oi‘ tho city."

"I'm going out with Ted, hilt we'll be delighted to take you along, moths-r," Amy said sweetly.

"I'm going nvt-r to call on Plaire." Luther announced. "Want lo come?" illrs. Tall-lot made a sllrldcn dl-cisiom-tlic second with in a wot-k. Shl- was progressing fast, for it lind boon yours ulnct! sht- Iiud liinllc nny Lliiporttitit do- cisioli. Problcnis were solved by prl-cl-lil-iil, or by Jordan. ~ IGIlIil-r slit- dill what lilid always boon dolic unlIl-r such (‘ll‘i‘ill'llnl.'tll"- cs, or oisl: she did what Jordon told lll‘l'.

1 "Tllkt- me to WlIl‘I't'\'I.'I' (‘Iain- lllvcs." slic sulll. “I wunt to tlilk to llicr lllnnc."

I 'I‘lilit was how slic llflflllfjnvtl t1) .bc sitting ut-rrousLv iii :1 liltll- vllI'2l_“'l“|-'l' room that sl-cliicd to Iicr -llil- most luxurious plat-o sh;- 111111 .l~vl-r bcl-li in, facing this girl who llWlt-“i, Hllil ivns not, llI‘l' dtlughicciu- , ll\\',

Hhc llid nut wllstc LInil- on hcr sillllnct:

"\\'liui is the ll-oilbln lcluw-cu ,_vrlu llull Iluthl-r?" flhn “kl-m l PIIIIT" lillllnll hcr mouth down ‘into ill-r bcst pnthctlt: expression. 'l'liis wits u nl-w (‘llllrla to ilic olll wnliitin. Iii lllt‘ country. thc. girl llilll worn wllitt scenic-d’ like vcry IIIIIHINOIIN‘ nnd fancy lirasilcs—llght r-Iilffons nnd silks nnd smnrt ging- Iinlns. (Jlllire was iii it tailored lilnck voIvt-t. gown now, with fl"- llt. hl-l’ thront. nnd wrists. It. clung ln lll'l‘ figure, and it shownll m; llmszilig lllhoulit of silk iltockingotl l"! und zlnklc. Thc rich bluck made bor skin milk white, hl.-r prt-tty cyl-s wl-rc "Iimilglil olll" by m. toilclilng of lit-r lush...“ 1,"- ftlfl‘ “"‘I'" III llllrli Iiccicd 1mtcnt lr-lither iIIlhlps. Silo was Just its prl-tty 11ml its nrtiflcllil us an t-xpclisivc doll.

“Thorn urc lllI sorts of things wrong," (‘lnirl- bl-gnn, cngl-r to lrllll of liorsclf.

again, Juno

Ilfrs. "You'll

SIIOFK (‘linptor .16

Will-ll ll t-nmc rlgbr down 1n 1|‘ (‘lairr- wns unublo to my lilst what llll‘ mutter wns that lnndl- trouble lir-twce-n hl-rsclf nnd LntIir-r. At. lcast. she was very vrlgtll: shout It.

"It's ull tho fault of the country" sht- said finally. "First of all he expected me to bilry mysoll (m- a whole slimmer In an otltof-tlicr- way place where nothing happen- snlltvh , w “no 9n;

fr... I Zlr

scrctiely. my going buck on the stage. lousy ilicl-llrc anywray.

lllzluciiig,

"(Yliiii-e! You tlllk like-lilac" "A mudcrii woman." Claire snid “Tlicii Loo ohjl-cicd to Jca- IILZIIIII-dlt“IIOPHIYI Iikl: tlic IIl-‘d railici‘ reull i book about bliillliug brillgcsvtil‘ Jlllllf-Illlllll! dull like that. .\iill III‘ Iilllml my sillgl- I'i'iciill.~'-~~llli. lil- curried on tiwiully \\'llI'II I took ll' port aiiyirlly

lliili llt‘l'l‘ I um lIIillV: lug iiilirl- lllflllfly thllii lic, HIIll~-'“ Slil- upcul-d u liitll- silyt-r box lv-l

' iiig ou tlil- tublc. took nut ll clgilnl ' .-ltl-, lit it null blow ii lilllo cloud of smoke. llzliiiiily frlim Ill-r mouth. i’ lliv l: . ‘I'm-ii l

iloiinrll-y-cll with wlullil-r. 'Illll'l' woman wlltt-llcll Ill-r. l‘l:iil'r\ sullliclily rclilcmbcrcli. "I'm so sorry," sliv zipologizivll‘ prt-ltily. "You don't iikc the. smell} ll‘ siunkl- I lw-uiciubcl" once you. ~uill so to flltlil-r." i Thu cigarette- wus flung u\\‘:iy.1 (‘lrlil-l- sl-lllcll down on llll~ couch] lgnin nnd wl-ui on willl her wor-l ril-s. I.ulIil-i' didn't llkv IIl"Il l‘IIIlI~; ‘iig zirouud t0 sr-v lli‘l'"~llflil hurl-ti] but wouldn't Iillrl- lIPl" llulil-l- willl otlil-i‘ iiicii. "Iil- docs is so well, .l:liicl-li with ml- Iii the llii» sullimcl- » " Slil- wlllitlrd

l too; Iiol cllnlilryl

motor car, Loo. couldn't. uffnrll il; slic wanll-d n l"l'l'ucli ililiid. Iluo [ircfcrrl-d tlicl Irish gl-licrlil sl-rtliiii Illcy lilrczilly| '-:lll: Loo liliil-li lllt‘ sort of violin-s: .li.t- \\‘I)I‘t'.

"Wl- just disllgrvcll (Ill t'\'4‘I'_Vl point, so wl- IHIIITTUIIII‘ liblilil "Vt"l')‘llllllfl. \\'liilt's ilil- us ui Iiv =ug to gl-llici‘ i1' \\l- lulllrrcl nil liil- liliic? Ii was Irving lll tli-- l-ouli- lly I.l>li lttfllllll I0 szly lllill uill-r ull ilil- silli1ill~ lifl- on tlil- irlriii WIIH licsl, llllll going ll>,lll»ll curly

'lull IIIIIIIL’ llfiflrlll work nild lisll-u

N"I‘IIIIIII‘~' llli, \\'4'll.! what's tlil- list-Z’ You'll ilcvl-l‘ uli-' lil-Fslillill, ytiu'i‘l* IIlil-lltfilllilllvil l 30's I.uIIil-i'. Ill» siiuulli lizlrl- but-ill u iliiliislcr, us his lliili-u‘ uulllnlll IIc's so stricl and ilnrrotv."

"I don't unlb-rstiilill. wnlit Io ulillcrstlitili. riglii lliili wrong is wrong."

"And I'm wrong," (.‘l:lirl> dismis- sl-ll ii with ti liltle xiiotioil nl’ Ill-r shnuldcrs lit-r pretty‘, plump slioui» lilers with lllté tight. tl-lvcl (lfvsu (I\' cr them. It trus HIITII an attrac- tivl» lll~l\..ss~~tliough liirs. ’I':iibl>l said afterward to Ainy lllill "slit- might us well have not lnld .it on. it showed her off at " which was lit-r wily of destiribiilg n frock mlllle to IICYOJIIIILIKL‘ till the pretty curves oi’ the wearer's figurc. Mrs. ‘Pzilbot. tt-l-nt nwuy ivitli stony disapproval stamped on every feature of her fticc. Luther, according to orders. awaited her on the street, to take her home. Thl-y wuikei along, while ht; pointed out some of tho “sightifl- but silo did not unlit to see tilt- city.

"We'll got. home for tcn," hc sriid, turning into another. qlilel- cl‘ strcct. "We have that instead m’ luiicbl-on. since we breakfast lutc mi Sunday."

Won" to ‘Mrs. Tulllot. uicailt the cw-niill; lllt'lll- souililimcs known us suppor-irllicli followcll lllt‘ IIWW)’ cookl-d lnilllluy diiiilcl‘.

T. o'clock tlioy rouclit-ll tlil- up:

liivul zllid opcut-ll tlil- llVllll-I room door. 'I‘Iil= pillco wits filcll \\'1tli suiokc. 'l‘lli'cl' _VOIl'l.'j IIll‘lI rost- llrl they l-ntl-rcPL-Jlit-k and Iwn strange figurcs. ‘Flicy were nil smoking cigiirl-ttes. Iii :1 big chair

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lug _1l> dull

Glens Falls, N. Y.-—" For over two months I was sosick Iwas not able to stand on my feet,

and my husband

d i d m 1y: h o u se-

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said an operation

might be neces-

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monial Ie ttors

finished taking the first bottle I ssw what good It was doing me. I am now well and strong, doing all my work for a family offour, sll my was ing and my sewin , which l think is remarkable, ss I sd not dared to run my sewin machine, but llsd donasllmy sewing yhsndl truly eel that: were It not for your medicine Iwotlld not be here toda as my case seemed vtlry serious. "~ rsfit-lolwl W. Buacustm, Glens Falls. N Y.

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it'll)’ icmniucd by her sldc. llui sits swung about, illll 1iretl-lill-d lo ignore ii. holding til-r bunk as though she lliili iio conilel-llll-i will: (but irtiy zit nil.

Lutlior wits across till- ‘liking u .=kllIfl\‘."ll'LI i!'»‘iIl Ill" ...bIl-. ' '

"Lulu, lIl-lii‘, do got uic. sonic Ill(ll‘i' but \\'a|lI'I',":\IlI_\' suid .:iiid lilllidevlil iliiii it 1iilclivr, und out‘ of ilio telll illll» usll li"ll_\'$ to bl- tukl-n out. ~iglii.

Iuillil-r,.\\'l-il-lllc:iiiiiig hilt blund ll'lIU-’,, Ill-Ill olll llic it'll)‘. , \\'lillt's this for, lo IN‘ oliiptil-li'."l

.'y is your limit bl-furl-l stuoiicll ~‘I",'I‘l| illrcllliy Ob, iill, all riglil. I'll‘ ql-l suliil- iiol irulciz"

"PilllZlllIl his Iilulidur, lil- Iilirricdl‘ ml of llil- ruoili. Julio took licl‘. liiotlici": wrups oil. lulk trclii mil .l\\"k\\ul'lli_r.

Aiuy lIIlI'lIilIIl‘i'll llil- two strangl- ml-li in Ill-l" lllllllllfl" ’l'l-li llurplc. lcbl. \\-;l_< _\'(Illlll~'. I" ir liuirctl Ililll‘ Illli‘ syl-ll, willl :l irl-sli colllr lliili ill ‘iigli lliili iiosc. Ii .\|'tli‘lilllll Slixolil ypl- oilly .\ll'$. 'l':lilnit lllIIllKlIll liiiil rzililci" lull lllillllwfllllt‘ |'lll' -. liiuii und .\Iui'l. l':ilil~, liilo \\'II~,l ll'irk as llil- ollicr on~- irlis I'll . ' lull. ulid \\'lilI .‘l curious (Iruul; Tii his \'(lli'4‘. '

"Moi-l; lull. lIi('lt'.'" .\lii_\' .-\lili lls lll- Ilflilllttll. "'I'li. Yiftli l-up"'

"i Iikl- Iiu\'i'i':. you pour ilit IIII‘ ulc," lliclt .~:iill .~iiu1ll_\', \\'iii I )I'IIlI_Llll 2i luugll from Illi‘ rlilicrsj

‘lil- l-rlls luit of l|t'.|' llzliill tut), .1 "Ii-ll i-l-nicrltl-ll. "So you'll-l ‘luiic lti jlilli Ill l'li't'll~ ltiil \\'l~. illl‘ iurlu uii uliuiiriilg ring llftllillll lit-r.‘ It i‘itlil'."l' nun lliili e-‘Iir- is lll lll- ii'i I]l(‘I'ii .\'.III'. tslll‘ won't lllfk ill il~l iroiu lhl' ...l;l .luy luorc." '

“I.l.l>k out. flu‘ (‘zlssl-Ill," llurk fillll. "lil-‘s llill ihrcl- \ri\'l~.< or il is illur‘! illil- coulil iil~'.~-; it'llll' u t'il'll_| lIu-y .~i.l,\'!" ' "llilt. uliul Inlilpl-liml to lilc '1. ul-'."' 'I‘l-d lllli .ii. ' I "Oil. I don't lil-OIV it's Illl Illllltl‘

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. . 'I'ulblil did ill if this, :-Iil- 1llil down lll'I' tl-u cup iiiztbil- to go oil willl I|il- ]Il'4‘l"Il.‘~l' it‘ drinking. Wlllil ll traly lo lull: llinul 1icll1llc!

Moro lull; I'llllll\\'l-d lilid iuorc -' urllll-I» wcrc smlikl-ll. 'I‘lil- cull»

titili sol-nil-ll ll) l\iI'lI.ilIl lllrl- lffliirs lilid rupiurl-ll _iiilll'l'iui:l~>~. lilll bow one Wllllliill mnnucurrl-ll IYIUIIIPI‘ lull. oi ti 1iosililui by ii iirtliiion with :1 mllnzilil-r: null ‘low tho star oi’ mil- cnlupuiw "killed" his lvudiiig lullv by ~utting into Ill-r liiil-s orl-i- Sit slightly, so sh» scored no 1ioilit~ yitll Ilic. llllllIPIIUP, uiill Ilhi lll"' place.

And on and on. The old woman in the coilclrunlierstood vl-ry 'it.tlo of what was said, but wliul illP imllcrstood shocked lie-r ill-- yonll words. liy and by IIr. Moor- "JIIIIP iii, and Jlilic wont off lu lliiic‘ with Iiim, und lit Merl-Ii tho two int-n wont out, and Dick was lcii. “Ilc took Jnuc out to lliiiuvl. .\'II llilil sl-ciiis to IN‘ lhl- propr-r llllllll,' Ilit-k suill. “Fuiiil- out \‘-'llll |i:l-, Aiiiyx"

Aliiy illrciv Iicrscli‘ lIii('i{ nu ill" -lullli Illlil 1i llli‘fl.

".\'ll tlnillks. I'm tircd. 'I'Iil- llflitli r lliiiit! i:~ nul i0 silly so IDIL! lllr ll-u."

"'l'lll- (IIIITH dill."

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driy. to herself.

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.\iny i~IlI'\'L'.)’I'Il Dick Ciilllll)’ und iulpl-rsoiiuliy.

‘(lo buy yourself some llilllll'.\'. Iluilici‘ will tcll you iiilull-s of till: bcst tailor .\lid don't spcllli your whole uitclutlr-li iltlng on tlil~ couch looking ' .'li ll‘.

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"ii iiu-tins ‘Ill-loved.’ "

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"All right, I won't tl-tiso liny. lulu-c. ion cnii silly llcrc tor IllllIIl-r lliili Iitilp nil.- trook."

.\lid Dick, sontlil-d lllid- i_u:illl~ l'"l'l'.I' lkV -'1 blliillr. foIIowl-li her out Illll) ilil- kitt-lll-u. Mrs. Tulbot got "P I" lIl‘llI III". I-Llllli to In‘ lillll- to twill! ovcr ll slilVi‘ ligzlili for ti fcw uiiiiulcs .'iflcl' tlil- dizzy lilid up u-IIIIIIJ, irorlll ‘.11.. hm] 11w." i" h". llil- lust fl-w Iiourg_

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'_ your case, mother."

in later years.

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Ixlnnltl went away to visit oiie of his charity patients. Luther thought regretfully tlizit he might- llfltl no one been around—lizivc purchased n gallery tickct ltnll wlitclied Claire playinB- lie lllll that every night lie was left ltloii-c. llISltHHl, lie went. into his mother's room lliili tried to argue llcr into it more tolerant attitude.