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Back at the hansar that afismw“ he was tempted to rive up the 3°“- But the memory of Katherine de- cided him to stay on for a time at least. Just why she attracibd him s0 he hardly knew. Except for tho” brief moments lat: at nizht. ill“ after her purchase of the ship, she- had treated like like nothln8 hum"- A servant. "A little lower than the 5001B] secretary she keeps and a litﬂﬁ higher than the cook," he reflected.

For several weeks he had nothing to do. Each morning he Went t0 the hangar, had the Falcon rolled out. tuned her up. made a brief trial flight and landed again. The rc- mainder oi the time he lounﬂed around, smoking a little from bore- dom, reading magazines and wrltinl letters to his two sisters in the West. his only immediate family, for both his father and his mother were dead.‘

Katherine appeared with a party of friends. Jackson wasn't with them-f There were two men Katherine's ale

Then on the fourth afternoon‘

Clenrs eyes sparkled. "Oh, boy. I'd go after some records." "What kind of records?" asked with sudden interest. “Oh, altitude, diltanoe, that lort of thing. But what I'd‘ most like would be some kind of tranuocean flight, to another continent, ID1119- thing that hadn't been done succe fully before-like a flight to Aus- tralia, for example." 01cm’: enthu- siasm brought {laugh from sally. "Ho, ho." she said.,"1.isten to our pioneer! And lust get a. picture of Jackson 3d, letting Kitty sail off over

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“What makes you think I'd lot that 1 stop me?" Kitty uked. p‘ ' '

"Don't be stupid, Kitty. I admit you've put Jackson through tho hoops more than any other girl would have dared. but you don't want to push him too far." ' ,

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"Well. if 1 had the ‘ chance rd‘

lbﬂlPill- "l lust want to ask you some. questions and this seemed a i good time to do it without being in- terrupted." _ "BRIO inside, then," gestod. "It's warmer."

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:2: i112; Si‘: git/Ziggy: ‘finance a flight to Australia and if l] weep when Katherine and the other mum Y‘ to “mm y“ ‘mp m] man squeezed themselves into the Hum“ m, roman“ ma m“ m m cockpit Bill took them up sailed‘ Sydney or my pl.“ W“ uh‘ Gee’

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take your other friends up. the girl isi all right. but that chap there is half‘ blotto and he might U’? to It!"

something."

"Ara you afraid?" she liked.

“N03.

"Get in, Lee. It‘s a tight squeeze for two in back, but Sally's not fat?‘ she said, speaking to the two who waited. .

"He'll probably warned.

“Do him good," Katherine raid briefly.

Bill said nothing more.

"Don't go over water." Lee babbled. “Fraid oi water. Makes me knit!- Keep over land."

"Oh, shut up, Lee," Bally ordered. "Let the pilot manage this."

Bill said nothing, but turned the Falcon inland and grinned to him- self when they struck some bumpy air. A glance backward showed him that Lee had turned pale, sickly green and Bill headed for the landing field. Lee had to bis-helped from the plane and started at once for the locker room of the clubhouse. followed by heartless comments from his companions.

AN OUTSIDER.

If Bill had. any lingering doubts as to his position, they were settled by this visitation. Katherne was cour- teous; m were the others. But that he did not come within their social ken was verycvident. ‘They went oﬂ toward the wide veranda and pre- sently Brill could see them having tea and talking together. ,

Sally said, "Wherekl you pick up that cute pilot, Kitty?"

"n. he cute?" Kitty asked indiffer- ently.

"Hot stuff, Kitty. Jackson's going to make yoiT let him go, you mark my words."

Katherine shrugged, “Bo long as he's a good pilot what's the differ- cnce?"

Clem Barber leaned forward, "Ia he really a flier, Kitty?"-

"Oh, he has several thousand hours ln the nil‘, belongs to the Quiet Bird- msn, flew a mall plane for a while, all that sort of thing. Father looked him up before we engaged him." -'

"You're lucky, Kitty. 1 wish 1 hrd a plane." Clem sighed. "My 01d man

be sick." am l

it." "What would you do with a plane? Clem?" Sally asked.

FALL Ill LIXI WITH ‘IIIII DIIVI

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Ion rniiai. carry on an norm lontliig war against this eonirnon

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else is stale. And wouldn't". be in

dom—" |

Kitty looked at him narrowly.‘ "Freedom?" she repeated. "From what?"

Clem gestured vaguely: “Oh, all this. Doing the same thing day after day."

"I shouldn‘t think Kitty would need any more freedom than she has. Ccr- 1 teihly her father and inotherglve her) everything she wants, and rd far‘ Jackson hasn't been able l0 put l‘ curb on her whims." Bally spoke dis- ~ akreeably, wondering for the diilenthl time why, Jackson Hastings, 3d, the most eligible bachelor in" New York society should permit Kitty w scoff at him continually.

"I'd like a. bit cf freedom I didn't have to ilsht for." Kitty raid,‘ a shade M-ltfully. "I don't honestly ears n great deal about having myyown way all the time, but Jackson makes me so wild sometimes that I like toshock him."

"I'D LIKE A REAL THING" ‘~

Sally thought rapidly. If Kitty angered Jackson to the point of hav- ing him break their engagement, Jackson naturally would fall into some one else's' arms. Kitty had loads oi money, of course. and Bally didn't, bear her any particular ill will. It w‘ou_ld be rather fun, though, to start seine kind of real row between them and see what happened. Aloud she said. "Just mention flying to Aus- tralia with your present pilot and you'll not only shock hilin, you'll gal- vahlze him into givln’! you bsaucoup freedom. more than you know what to do wit ."

Kitty stared at her. "Thanks for the idea, sally. I, think I will-only don't fool yourself, Jackson isn't go- ing to break any engagements. He’! too fond or butter and 1cm on his bread and he likes it Spread thick and handed around by l. butler; I'd like one real fling, a. big one, not all this pretty stuff. Maybe than 1 could settle down and play the game of being Mrs. Jackson Hastings, 1d, with some grace." ,

"Go to it. Kitty," Clem applauded. "I'll send you flowers and n hamper of caviar when you start."

Lee ioined them than. Ha wu ltill pale and shaken, and dropped into one of the low chairs, demanding a bracer at once. Clem ordered it, and sally said: "Kitty's going to fly to Australia, Lee; _Want"tn lo nlongf".

."'f‘hankr, I'd rather walk," be an- swdrdfl. i , ,

Kitty called a boy and scribbled a note. It road: "Ifavo the Falcon ready {or a-nightlflight. I'll be out at 0:30. K. B." '

Bill swore when no got thenoto.

demeanor.

ET!!! “P07161004! Ohtilllh. I think," he

her and thinking now soft and white ,

Ind rmru she looked half curled in ,‘ the old brown chair. "Have you done much distance f._

te , b ht them out over the we r r0u8 my In, 81m out M. Evommnfmﬂ" she “ha. ‘

"Plvntv- Coast to coast ‘and so on

briefly to Katherine. "I don't like w. , h adventure? A week“ real free-z Would you like to mg“ g "n,

long ﬂight? Across the open“, “y? Bill whistled. "Every flim- drum; of doing some such thing," he said soberly. "but not so many of u, gg; the chance." \ "WW"! ii be Practical to fly to Australia?" ' "Not without stopping for me, somewhere-Hawaii, for instance." '

Kim’ nodded. “Would you gq l; yqu 5

had such a chance?" i

Bill considered. "I'd have to know; more about the arrangemcnzg-mhoi w" "W598 it and so on. Flying‘ isn't nearly so much a matter c: cold figures and fool-proof plans."

"You're rather cautious, aren't, ,

YW?” Kitty asked scornfully.

Bill flushed. “I'm not n fool." he laid shortly. "r don't care anything‘ about suicide and I've too much re. li>¢¢i for flying to bring it into any m" divers“ by vim toolechues."

Kitty raid nothing. Bill broke the “mwhli b“ longed silence by up. n18. "Why all these questions, Miss Boyd?" . _ “rm thmml °l $131M ouch a milit- ‘Phcre wouldn't be any lilies. tion of money. We could have ever-y- W!!! in the world in theway 9| Wllipmmt and all thatiinn llegdgq for preparations. I" But I'll have to m" '* ml-liﬂldtd. experienced Pilot. I know that." she surveyed him coolly from head to foot much as she might have cted s‘ new tires. ‘ ‘ '

It was Bill's turn ‘for silence,

"3'! lll indefinite naw," m; yam} on thoughtfully nffq- ‘ pm“, “I would like to do something different, “mmmlfﬁlil! 111i. just once, I'd have to do it before I marry, for jg. ter- that there will be other claims °" "W- Al’! you brave enough mg experienced enougly to p1.“ “m, "- flight?" ~ » - \

B111 dodaed the ‘direct question.

811d. "And I'd loll my shoes to get such": chance. You'll have m judge myibravery yourlclf."

5h! IOIQ- "Could the Falcon be usedor would in have ‘to have an- other plane?“

“There would have in be some g1- torationa and a lot of‘ team. f think the Falcon would do. She's ‘clean and fut and well balanced. Yer, with a few‘ chi-BIN and the right equip- inont 1 think the rrieeiﬁwtiid do it."

Kitty started toward ‘the door: "Don't mention this to any one yet. Ylltllktoiﬁllﬁl-ininadlyorlo. ooed nirht" And rho was gone.

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that fool lob theiirrtoninnm the morning-unless, of course-Austra- 1u__l| . -.- . "Hillwaa asleep. . “YOIYlI rnouu sun nun-r Inter tint niihtjxrtneriheliri in n lowchair onthe porchcf tbeboyd home on bong Island. Jackson M. war tretched ‘on nannies‘ longuc at her aide. They hadf baeri [bﬂping of people they knew. 9.1mm relatini the marital tangle of some mutual friends. * ~ . "We'll never get in that kind of meal, will II. 8M1?" 8o reached for her hand in the dark, holding it closely in a rare of tended-- nest. " _ ' "liuppou not." Ilia anrwlred in- diffcrently. "Why do you all?" ' "Oh, well, I'm pretty fond of you.- Kitty, and I can't help thinking too. that, people who get mixed up in public scandals are potty common. Then I'd like-f‘ he hesitated “I'd like sonic children, you know-a con to carry on niy name, a daughter to inherit your" beguty'—" _ ' Kitty peered through the dim lllht at hkn. This was new aide of Jack- son, one Ibo had never known before. A fooling of pity ,of deeper affection

than she had ever felt, stirred in her, ~ "1 don't want lctndll, either, Jack. -

Ion. and. wall. children are rather meiotic. foo. 1-,-r-.ai4d'i think you cared about such thlngo, though."

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