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Bill Bolton set sown by his wile- llo we: e competent looking young men, the only one there. Sonia thought, who might be as much at home in London as here. Their little boy end girl came running up. end he reached over to the drinks teble behind for some gin~ gernuts sor them.

Mr. Piggott walked deliberately over. with a. gait es if ho still felt e saddle between his short, thick thighs, and stood in front of Sonia His heir end mustache were quite white, against s dusky red face.

"I don't need anyone to intro- duce me to Little Sonia Latimer," he sold. "I knew you when you were so high. I've given you rides on this ground many a time, with your father holding you on from the other side. You don't reqiem- ber. do you?"

No one could fail to hear him, and Sonia felt a little stir, and a light murmur rrom Mrs. Piggofl

"No, I can't remember a bit,” she said smiling. "But I'm grateful to you Just the same."

"That's very pretty of you. You must meet my girl-she was in a go-cart in those days-and come and see us at Khyri. Josephine!‘

Josephine left young McWntt somewhere in the rear, and came 11p. smiling rallher shyly. She was fair, in a dusty, colourless way, with a lanky figure that looked perfect in riding breeches. I-Ier brother

was the some build. but unusually dark.

Dr. Bluett leaned over and asked the policeman:

"Isn't Brierly coming?"

“N0. He's out in camp still."

"Curse the man," srld 01d My. Piggott. "We might have teen short 0f our eight, jc-r all he know, I don't know what's come to you officials these days." “Well. he always covers as much 0f the district as he possibly can,

in the camping season," said HBWOS. "and it's hard enough to set away from the odfice in the week."

“Oh. 1’ know. I'm not blaming him. But it isn't like tthe old days on this ground, is it Mac?" "Nothinfs like the old days, Mr. Piggott." said Mrs. Bolton mischie- vvusly.

“Are You Ready To Come?"

When the game ended and the party dlmersed to their cars, Mrs. Bluett said to Mrs. Macfarlane, "You're going to the Club, aren't you? Will ynu give sonis a lift?" "Aren't you crmlng?"

"No. That. Hawes baby isn't quite over her dysentery. and I'm going to rnske Mrs. Hrvm: get out for a bit. ahe hasn't left the bungalow for days."

"What nonsense. She's got 01d Honoria Ayah, who's seen dozens of babies through dysentery."

"I know. but she won't trust any eyeh. end she'll be Ill hrrself next."

“One would think no one but Mrs. I-Iawes had ever had n baby up here from the fuss she makes. Why do you pamper her? When Gilbert was born, at the Mynpore outwork, in the rains, I had no one but Mrs. Gedgcs and my ywung sister. You tell Mrs. Hawcs that i from-me. and also that she's spoilt our ,i'our for bridge. I n-ish Mrs. Gedge had come. I'll have i0 ask Mrs. Piggctt, I suppose."

"Where do the Plggois live?" Bonia asked. "I wish I did l ember them. I-Ie was so nice."

Mrs. Macfarlene gave her 1t lock end said: "He's a kind Old thing. though tactless." »

"1f you mean speaFng aboui my fehher, I was glad he did. N0 one seems to say anything sbcut my perrpie."

"We haven't, on purpose, because we thought it would upset you." said Mrs. Macfnriane in e kinder lone. “Of course, one can't help thinking of them with you hero. Khyri is about 1s miles North-West of Siswe. The Piggotls were your

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racing people in Orlcutta. and Josephine and Erie are in the business too. We all have to find some way or making ends meet tn these days."

"Except iihe Holland." said Mrs. Biuctt, with a laugh.

"Oh. everything he touches turns to money. When we're all sunk. he'll be running all the sugar mills in the district on e fabulous salary." "Well, I always look forward to seeing whet ~she‘s wearing." said Mrs. Bluctf. "It's nice to know how You ought to be looking. even if it's beyond you. Wasn't she smart to- day?“

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The Club was at the fer end

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round little tables. ‘may set by it, looting et the pert end rnsgulines, till Benin rend someone eell “Min Ietlsner" end sew Dr. Biuett st one of the door-ways. She got up. rather sur- prieed end followed him out nito the werende. (To Be Continued) TEACHING 1'0 SWIM

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