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Meanwhile the YOlmg people of Mardocks waited in vain for their promised quarters, and many jokes were circulated about the cooling of love in the process. Geoffrey found his father-inlsw an immense com- tort at this epoch of his life, ll tower of strength. a compendium of and ‘mum For mo“ laxatives lliseful information which never hm-eiobeukenjn consegnglyin. lfailed. There was nothing about

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"You're trying to introduce the ‘millennium before ‘tls due, lad." he said one day. "f wouldn't be so earnest about things, if I were you.

Kellogg in London, ntario. {Just take them as they come. . {You'll wear yourself out, and get no i forrardcr. You'll get your wee

lhooses inside the big one when they Zthink fit. and that's about it."

But Geoffrey's gentle eyes ﬂashed a. kind of slow fire at this suggestion. "’l'herc's something wrong with that system, too. 1f one were uncharit- able, now, one might even suspect thcm of all wanting to lengthen the

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“It's not so much that. though rve known it to be done." said Freeland. "It's s, kind of shifllessness.. Ilve known a whole gang of men held up for the want of one little thing, a bolt or a srew, something wee but essential to the job, that it was somebodys business to provide. And naebody minds. Somcbodyks got to ‘pey, of course. You'll just have to pey your share, and keep a calm

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Robert Freeland fairly smiled. He had learned to love "Mary's man," as he called him. with a queer, fatherly kind of lore, but he, too, regarded him as a. partial crank in a world of hard men, and rather rejoiced on the whole that he was getting some set-backs at Mai-docks. It would help to harden him to remove some of his erroneous impressions that one class in the country was totally at the mercy of the other, his experi- ence having shown him that there are different kinds of injustice in the web oi’ human life, and that it is more evenly spead than may ni ‘first sight imagined. Manning preserved the Crusaders’ spirit still, and it was being chastened. "Do you mean to say that this _ sort of slackness runs through the whole scheme of things in Pmgltsh life, sir?" Manning asked one day when he had carried a particularly

for fldVlCE and possible redress.

Although he demanded no titles for himself, Manning never omitted the. prefix when addressing his lather-in-law. Many never heard it without a thrill, though her mother misunderstood it, and rev gnrded it as n. useless formality. Masry knew that it was the tribute paid by one sincere great soul to another. The finest threads in her

tuntdvmnf); "w" M" ‘u happiness were those which bound Willie: Why don't you put some her father and her husband to of that stuff on themlthat you P"! gather in bonds which nothing would on Your a r. _, break, ‘I 3F - r". . - “Aye it is, foo," Freeland had T‘ assured him on that particular l?’ rooraau. WARRIORS ‘y occasion.

"Do you suffer from it in your public work on the Corporation, I mean?" Manning asked.

Freeland had now filled the Mayor's chair with great acceptance for over two months, and the weekly discussions al. lhc Corporation nicot- ‘ _ s}, ings, even tho rcstrnincd versions snmlttcd to lhe press, had become distinguished by a certain livellness. The new Mayor was out to kill graft and self-seeking and profiteerlng of every kind, and his persona] action concerning the housing scheme had shut every mouth.

“The Corporation!" reiterated Freeland with his big, slow smile of conscious power. "Man, it belongs to the dnrk days, the cave dwelling days, it should be scrapped. We get our cue from the Government de- partmcnts. Did ye ken that we waited seven months and athnlf for "vcn nu acknowledgement, not to say am answer" to our serious proposition about the building scheme here? Thcn mc and one or two more that hnrl a grain of courngiv bi-twccn us stnrtctl iii on our own. So far w" luirciri been gaolcd for it. though llicyvr written a heap of typo written stuff about (lmigercus pre ccrlcnla."

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Mnry had "neither been elated nor surprised at. that call, though iiwriro thntil was an rvr-nt in country lilsloigv, and in her llie.

Shedld not scr- itiu lhe sumo proportion ns llirs. Manning, he’ enusc she did not know enough. She was pleased to sec the old lady, liked her immensely, and, not at all alraid of hcr, had talked with her usual sweetness nnd common sense. 'I'hey had chosen lhl‘. library as their living-room, and ntc lhclr meals ton, nn a round Cromwell tnblc of black oak, spread in one of the wonderful square mullioned window‘ spaces which were a. feature of the room. Thus one fire warmed them. work was conserved in the house.

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Mnry felt inexplicably tired after the Duchess hnd gone, and “'11-.- thc big chairs bcforc the glowing wood fire in the library longing for Geoffrey to come

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