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(Continued) _ CHAPTEB XII 5 {Q11 get to bod now. Jamie. Ilka. MccPhcraon said. ll Jim m!‘ lshéd a heartening mid-afternoon lunch in the kitchen at the cottage.

You must be ready to drum. No sleep last night and all those ques- tions this morning. It was down- right bad manners the way that judge or whatever he was talked to you.

Official routine. Jim said. smil- ing to lighten Mrs. MacPhersonks concern. I'm going to bed pretty soon. Right now I've something to do.

Mrs. ltfac-Phersop sighed. Jim went out of the cottage and down

my Clydn The MacPhersnti. too. had boon present. and stepmother, her brother, Joey. the one who sans. more closely re- uoniliiinr Dolly t.han any of her Iamiy. tho same flax-blur- eyes and lrmpudont. rhnmt. Seeing Joey in the mngistralls office thzs morn- Inz had given Jim a bad moment for two

The hearing had been less of an ordeal than he had anticipated. Benn-uni :\'l(‘CH‘ll(lv presented a re- port from the hospital. Body's con- Illtlnu was muwh liu‘ saute She Bind regained partial consciousness. toward morning, only to slip back Into unconsciousness again. 'I‘he doctor in charm‘ of the case would not. as vet. maize‘ a rlefinim stato- mcnt. The inference secmr-d to be. Scrqcnnt ftlt-Crcarlv statrd that the Dolly — Dorothy Quinn. how strange that sounded! —*.va.s in a serious condition as a result of a fractured skull

Following the hearing. Jim was deinincrl in the magistrates office until Mr. Vauglzifs lawyer came out from the city and signed the bail bond. acting on authority from Mr. Vauxzhzi ivho had made the rirranwcmcnts by long-distance.

even seemed to be distressed about his predicament, Jim thought. re- zallinz! Jeremy's white and shaken

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holding her off, looking down into the wide hazel eyes upturned to

him.

look durinrr the brief public inter- view he'd harl with Cecily and her guest

Will they put you in lail? Her lips trembled: her eyes filled with tears.

Jim's arm.

Neither Nora nor Rose know ev- Gfything. Stop crying, silly. Your eyes will be red for the wedding. People will think you have hay- fever.

I don't want to go to the wed- ding. She pressed closer to him. I want to stay here with you.

Oh, come now. Jim says coax- ingly. They can't h a v e t b e wedding without you. Think how disappointed the bride and groom will be and all the people

I'm afraid. while I'm gone, they'll come and take you away.

Nonsense! I'll be here when you get back.

Truly? she asked

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She nodded. Did they put hand- cuffs on you, shc tanked, like in the movies?

No. They treated me very po- litely. Where is Tommy?

He's out on the front lawn writ-

you just the same. I do like you awfully. Jim.

You're a pal, Jim said gently. But. you must go to the wedding. Go up and take a nap. The wed- ding isn't until six. You'll have

wedding. she asked, and bring you some cake?

1'11 probably be sleeplnlz- Y0“ can put it under my ill-MW- He smiled and waved his hand.

The smile vanished as Jim walk- ed on around the side of the house, m5 prospective interview with Tommy was no smiling mat- fer.

Tommy was writing at a card- table set up under the burp-e beech at, the far end of the 18W"- He glanced up as Jim lillllfiill-ch‘ ed, his face lighting with interest and excitement.

l-Iil he called, knocking a 00X of stationery off the 110010 in “:9 colt-like exuberance of his we-

1 azed. Ho had c1000‘- CdJQI,‘ Xx aqxfbmmy either terrified

car lut night?

k C ll’ yo“ m e e0 y‘ obviously, had l.

The question. gtaggetllii effect-

you take Dolly driving last night in Cecily! car?

Me? Gosh no. Jim! In Tom- my's startled countenance amaze-

pened 1,51», night until ceclly told us tau morning. Gosh. Jim. did you think I ran off and left her when she was hurt? I mean U01“

clpitaw a row of! o! the carpet.

versation by

outsiders, no one knows. telling them to their faces just what. ment and conversational abilities.

times before. not hesitate to remind their

mur. "Oh. stop." BY

found with them that blame runs oi!

he won't pay the slightest attention. lng what lovely manners he has and

she was getting fat and that she should not be such a heavy eater. 1 would we tell Mrs. Smith that her new hat wu ten yearn 100 F0110! 01'

her and make her look like a figure of fun. on his pet story would we remind him that we had heard it a hundred

tlon and heard its comments on her new il0Wn in the ash barrel. Not without reason do we call ics to which we are ever subjected “home truths.‘

But instead of doing this, the great majority of married people g0 out of their way in start acrimonious arguments, or drag the hair of the head each others families or religion or poll- tics that they know are the ﬁghting word to the other. Then they wonder why they are always sore at each other and fail to get the happiness and companionship they expected out of marriage. ,

Why we feel that it is not incmnbentvupon us to show the some con- sideration for the vanity and susceptibility of our families that we show to We would not wg’ thought of their i-uste and Judd- We would not tell Mrs. Jones that

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t mg: éidtallccidt? he asked You halved. seeded white grapes. l - __ l baked pie shell. 1-2 cup grated Exactly» Jim continued. ma coconut‘ nAnr-A-caown WISDOM

In a. certain parish church the bmns between two parishioners had been read for the first time. After the service the vicar was

it. ‘neath any sort. of coat. The men,‘ and passionate protest were awnswd , _ , _,_ . . , _ by the prospective bride- zséilyscigilrzln down convincingly blended. I dldnt grapes, puurtinto plEhBlhklSpIln-k]: growth "ML ‘ma’, I Wm‘ w

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i collarless throatline... short or u. m m t 1g m; ,. i brwem length 51m“ u W“ Eduardo Ihdi]: liuoggbOdy a-knouldybe M the mnlnont. Jim said wcar- “QYAKELMQ, l Sign o. rend __ . clﬂ-Eﬂ- The 10W Price 811d the as low as that. Nobody would. ily your taking the Pierce aeenu Y0“ we’ 3v, been mum‘ ‘M,

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somebody did. Jim slid

when were You last 1118M?

Tommy's expression altered. H0 slumped down in the chair at the table.

Oh just. around. he said. dis- playing. for the first time. a sul"

svcrnly. You've got to tell me.

date with the girl whok Betty ‘Beach.

relatively unimportant.

Tommy brightened-

Bhe’: smooth number, he uld dreamily. She went home this morning,

And you're writing to her al- ready?

Well, I thought I'd better sign

for the moment

"Hui/s what I wsriiod to knmvl seems to me, I'd rather have her sis-tor."

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numb- Not twtblc at the door.

the fimution for the house plmtasukln porcsdofor the human body. it is ilwortant to keep the leaves clean. Water is harmful to leaves of certain plants. But those are exceptions. Ordin- arily wide leafed plants may be Wlpvd gently off with a damp cloth or sponge, taking special care not to bruise the leaves and smaller leavcd plants may be rinsed with a fine spray.

P011500 with frills. Its curtain hangs straight down. with a bold yet attractive leaf design breaking through it severity.

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child when very young to occas- ional visits to relatives over night. It will save the child much unnec- amary suffering in later years when he may have u» be separated from his parents for a. time and it 15 B" Vefy Strange and heart- breaking.

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