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grandfather?" echﬂved , “my, i-ler voice broke and he ftfit her fingers grow tense in illi- .I,_h he well

B1“ nodded, "I knew you would mm; to know that. He is well and h“ 30h,‘ u; be even better- soon. when the girl comes back home. 1 mean." h" k

J nosey I ll who’ no," she babbled-

sway from hisn. "Never!"

"Please don't interrﬂD!-" he wm- .

lnanded. "We'll speak of that later. First I want to tell you more about the girl. She.wsnted to go t0 NEW YTXnd being a fool. she thought. ms WE! wiser than her grandfath- n-wanted to do it her own way," she supplied.

“Isn't it possible that only o very "m, girl would have been so trust- ing?" he retorted very gently. "And remembu’ she had led a curiously sheltered life in some wave."

"You-you know about Mr. -Mr. Ansiruthers?" Jonesey managed. "And you still think—"

"I think she thought of him as l friend. Why think suythtnn else? No one should simply consider what she did -other think! count- whal she thought and what she thought he thought."

Jcnesey sat very straight, very taut. "You-you don't know what happened after -aftsr she went sway with him?" she protested. her voice breaking.

But she knew as his eyes met hers that he did. "He—" Bing be-

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Jonesey half rose. ‘Tissue,’ she begged. "I-I can't bear to think oi it even now. Please!"

He held her very close. “I just wanted you to know that I know -—and that I love you all the more. Arid admire you."

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“Admire mo?" Ellen echoed. "Ad- mire me!"

"Because vou didn't let it wreck you." said Bing.

"What am I but wrecked?"

"You aren't, You've carried on. You've been brave and uncornplain. log and-and even happy a: times.

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at her. “You were that night at the camp, weren't you?" His eyes begged her to admit it. and she couldn't refuse hi-m.

“Too happy in last," she said. “I thought lt might, but that was just because I'd been a fool again. I thought I had a chance for hap- piness. And then—" she paused there, glanced up at him, her eyes wet with tears.

in the rotogravure section as you built the fire."

“How did you know that?” she marveled.

“And discovered that though I am nobody, really. for of course I'm not. my father is somebody. And because he is somebody you knew that the papers mi-ght- oh, would have a lot to lay about my marriage, and you were afraid they'd ilnd out all about—"

“They would. It would he awful. l lust couldn't let you in for ii."

"And you can't see that you are "Five-Md WW nice. What sort of girl do you think would write that sort ofenote? Oh. it was cruel.

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"Then you know why we l-e married.”

"I know no such thinl." he al- sured her forcibly. "You mean be-' cause of TToy?" ,

"Not wholly. though I shouldvm-Ofégstggska’ good idea N I“. a, mm‘ m“ WW“ h’ "mugh" A 5h‘ it went but unfortunately declar- would go off with a man like that-J’, u.‘ nnélemn club pmved an 1m "A man whom she looked uponimpqhhh, 03ml,’ gut mo}; th, rs a friend. who had promised tolcluh gglgh hm; “gm-hug the (-11,. Bet her a iob-—” imotnd jack, and West dilly ruffed "Oh. I did: he had. But who sway South's diamond kins. but would believe it? After she'd met'when West again underlod his club him that way." two and East wt- up his kins. de- "1 heheve h; 5am 31h; staunch. claret ruffed. Now the heart finesse ly, “pant; you thlhk 1 knqw exactly gave South four tricks and let him what happened? Will you let me dlwud h" 1°51“! dmmwd- Th“! w“ you new?" the delensealvas hﬁd to one club Jonesey nodded. L‘? ‘w? s)?! 8:’ £1931‘ 35$ Sm?“ "You had no idea that you were. mid 5 b8: b con act or to stay in ‘Pray. did not dream he game a m r’ m‘ two ext“

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"You mean he was alive?" he ask- ed when vou left?" ' she nodded. “I never dre~med-" “But then why didn't you get your car and just go back homo?" "How could I? I'd left grand- father s note and I couldn't face him-not until I'd had a try on my own. anyway. And then-then I saw the mominr: papers, end-J‘ "He. must have had an attack of aboplexy just after you left-irled to undo his necktie and half strangled himself instead." he ro- mnfkr-d thouohtfuily.

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