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stuck in Sa.m‘s ears. Tneir mutual friend Joe, encountered them and

nopped in anitzc-nient_

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Ku holding Sam's ears shut while

reads n letter aloud?" . “The letter." replied Ike. "is from my sueetlreart. I can’t read, and I dont want him to know what she's i saying to me.”

THE OLD SCHOOL BRICK

A bricklayer applied for a. job on l big building' and the foreman told him he could start next mom- ing. "There’s just one thing,” said the briddayen "I should like to work lierc very much, but I oau't see any plate where I could park my car." The Ioreman looked him over and

"You won’t need no place to par-k"' he retumed over his shoulder. "This ‘l a high-clam job' and we're only

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` Ther? was a romantic charm about _Rosine Moore that made one think instictively 01 crinnhnes and lavender and dew-drenched _gardens at sunse:. Actually, her iife was in direct contrast to that “fm05Phere. Rosine was a dancer famous, idolised and admired for her impeccable behavour. There was an elusive, tantalislng appeal about her that set her apart from ill orthodox att.re_ctivenws. She paced Lewis Gray's wh- :iilting-room and there was 3 ;roubled expression on her- fue, Fwlce she turned to him as though -WUT f° 5P€8k, then hastily averted ‘Fr gaze “nd 189564 into reflective silence.

Gray watched her, and there was

an o\'cx'v.'helni1rig zeiidernegc in his dark. penetratmg eyes; 5 fender. ness that his friends would have :onsldered fci gn to his m;,_,n_ Grays reput;_.an for being gh_ `m0ti0!1H-1. aloof and a trifle hard, tad been thrust upon him and he _iad never been sufficient-ly in. _erestecl in f-he opinions of others: fo YYY to contradict it.

R.o;ine said, with startling

_`=Udd9HI1€5~¥. as though :he feared “ef °°U1'BE9 H118-Ut desert her if

Elle Waited any longer; "I WRU! You to release me from

' 011-P Hlgagement. Lewis."

The silence which followed was bf°k€!1 Only by the ticking or s grandfather clock that seemed to be ¢‘¢h0i!1s R0sine’s words and giving them a hideous, nerve-wracking

accompaniment.

“There is someone else?" Gray's‘

i voice had. lo:t its a/ccustoiried

' smoothness.

She nodded.

l1°°° YOU/' He paused, then: "Bu: l if you ever need me, I want you to _know that I‘m here-your friend_ 5 always." _ Tears blurred her vision as She ' said:

"And T-his l-S good-bye."

The next second she wa= gone. Lewis watched the door close bc.

hind her, and its closing sy-rnb01i_<nd_ for him. the oblitemticn of every- thing in his life that was worm whim A-5 he Diced the room he told himself that it was inipossible f°r °H@'s haiminess to be sit-.nares `° Suddenly. so completely. A happening so oemstazing Sho-,nd have been marked with drama, up- heaval; not this terrible. agcriising -SU-U-H955. this utter resignation. Rtosine and Colin! Yet lie l»;ne~.\- :hat always he had feared h_ Hn had watched them dancing to- gether and he felt a sickness that stifled. And now they were no be married. But afterwards? When

3 the flame had burned itself out in

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i "Colin Dancey?” _ "Yes," she met Lewis’s gaze and _ moved a little nearer to him.. ‘We E love ensh other,” she said eamestly. i And I love you far too well to~to d¢C@1V0 you; that's why I'rn telling _vou _ now-the moment we've realised things ourselves." _

Gray lit a cigarette in an attempt

to steady himself,

I should never have allowed you '50 be hi-S Partner." he said regret-

fully.

Her voice held a note of wistful

sadness as she answered:

You can`t change life like that,

IL‘\\`iS_” For a second she glanced around the sombrely-embellished f°°m 8-S if frying to force e. com- parison betiveen it and herself; to bring home to the mind of the man beside her the fact that she did not belong amid the dignity and

severity of a doctor’s house.

I know, he said, -sensing her

thoughts. "You are a. dancer; I am a doctor. The two can never

mhz. Is that it, Ricsine?"

‘Perhapsg but I had not thought

of it like that until this moment."

You have found me dull-un-

demonstrative, perhaps?"

Sha looked at him and a faint

colour mounted her cheeks.

No, she said sinoerly. That doesn’t come into it. Love is not a very reasonable emotion and it didn't come to me because of any- thing you failed to do, lewis. But looking at everything now, I realise that sooner or later I should have made you unhappy. Your world is

not mine, after all."

You are my world," he said

slowly. For a second his hands gripped her shoulders. “Roslne," he whispered tensely; and, again:

“Rosinei"

She bowed her head. A hundred

conflicting emotions tore her heart

so that she cried out.:

“If you still want me to marry you,

I.u_..

He stepped back.

“Dear child," hc said, and shook his head. Then, abruptly, he _ asked:

"When are you and Oolin think-

ing of being married?"

“This week,” she said. "In Paris.

Colin`s mother lives there."

"I see." The pain in his eyes in-

creased.

She said anxiously:

“I couldnt bear to feel that I`d

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t' Q’ ‘ 00 " l _ newspapers announced the break- 4* MM" 6 ` " . ing of his engagement. and, a. day (T0 be Continued)

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Colin's heart. _ 1 The very thought l been unjust; that I'd thought only of myself and ruined your life." Her voice was tragic; :lic was like a child who must be fo:'gi\'ci1 bc- fore it cnn begin to enjoy thc new happiness in store.

~y°uf,.é given me more than you l had pictured a thousand times _ _ .

will ever know, Roslne," lic ~ri.id, wnderh ..I love mu. that °C_ml He sat very still in his study.

l . .

I I Id t 1 _.C i His mind seemed numbed. incap-

never be a tered; wou no in it altered. even though I nm to~t/o was a torture.

Patients came lic saw them as a

man might see pecple in a drenm. HLs staff whispered among them-

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‘ltd Cat who "side by side in the chimney' sat." Thvl' bflnil that Humm- Ud world atmosphere into our modem living rooms. For H very 810110' ` ‘FU-Shion_ select printed silks; for porch cushions use b0ld t0ti.0l1-S and f01` ‘ boudoii- your choice snouia so dainty printed pastels ln any fabric you Drefer. Plain, glared chlnts may also be used for the blwkkrvvnd. The naiiei-n ooniiiins iieisu chart, cutting pattern for applique m°1US. and

to fever heat by the time the

or so inter, stated thnt Rosinc Moore was lo marry Colin Dancy the following week `

J Lewis Gray was' aware of the FOR

wagging tongues. He worked des- perately hard diiring the time that

followed; went out more tliiin usual and assumed an nlr of gniety that deceived his closest friends.

simple buttonhole of carnations wishing her all the liappfiicss iii the

° The morning of Rosine's de- W

parture for Paris he sent hr-r n j `

,£0 sAucE 'V "` `

could imagine everything so viv- l idly' The preparations! Rosine, flushed and excited, rvritcliing her trunks being taken away. Then a i lust minute search for some mis- ing article. Everything he, himself. '_ had drenmed about; everything he '

_ riblc of enduring any further suffer- ;ing. He wasn't conscious of en- iduring any further suffering. He _wasn‘t conscious of time as the . hours passed. until that second _ when lie felt a hand on his shoulder land heard a. distracted voice saying:

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The copy was “Imprinted at bon-

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