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suslel on that "liis-iarzsw

“m” lm t mo eloouen

“mfiiiifdog? i‘. shodme. i! 1 my "W, that we nave to be

i“; u; the ilat, as 1 suvbose is new

w “Eflflfi ti». nice mti yvelsn. m4 l l n.‘ Wagllllcllf liiélvigrfaiffmy vlew- sin" "m1 hastened t0 reassure - a

flat were mil before that bulb item end

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|godgxlllrfy back to London. Welsh. gm- all." Bond rensr m‘ th “prise and satisfaction o! man-

smut. d decided that he h! Roi-Id; while. The inquest humane gfiomcu was the tollowmk dull. mine would have l0 take Anna to w“ m: that. brinizmiz m1! biwk liimvsrds. There was still the mat- wot Van Kronen, which to be dered. The further away from m at the moment. the better. not that Van Kroner; really wor- m Bond. who had his nlans laid m" or less tvhere this mysterious ilien zenllvma? wasi conoemeda afnd where as‘ 86981‘ Ill ll‘ fidmiy srisirs wereiintimstelv voived. up was more immsdish worried mtlisdiabutsin _osssin i. m; Vivian's inheritance. He had .. through what wrs shs - uying the week-en . as well as the wllméllls her Americin solicitors . . mailed her. toilette:- with cut- ... irom newspapers there. These in. begun to make innit-Dbl! swi- '. oi the legal flsht soon cousin:

ter moi-eve

‘mm, the publicity had reached‘

. side oi the Atlantic. too. Durim angry‘ an lie

- ca. - take ub so m n British end. izetiinz her version. i y were sendinz down representa- tives to interview her. get her nic- iure. and find out what chances she iii in the flsht ior her money.

IUIITIONI All!!!‘ I'll PM!‘

‘Oi course. I shall refuse hm." Deima. sait unoonvincinizly.

Bond laugh ‘Im afraid wevo

i to race a reg-liar invasion. it i“ as ii you wee a mere nobod.‘ in mistress oi sunninzholme-é “Don't call mi that-for any- Ilinn sake!" Dgima ted sud- denly. almost vioentlv,

‘There isn't any mistress 0t Sun- iiinqholme." she said. "There won't beiill you've married and taken the

ck from me—-—" She belgsn

hush. to ease the “tfimioiii “ n‘t

queer now sow ngs spoon. quite ooposiie tothe way one ex-

Ill. Onlv a few days e80. I was urlous with ‘ou. because you said {on wouldn't ixtend the lease. Now ilooks as if I shunt comblete the

lent azreenent." and you'll be

me oi "

‘That's notlikely." ho stooped her. ‘You lmow I'd never tum you o

tsnoe oi’ Yours. z win. s. n31: sinrincioe not ior what you may i mt oi ii-"

‘How wel You know me! That ~ Only rm

"You krow." she went on. “you i- i- lime like that. You'd only, no iii anything-anything irou 1e- n a orincible. because it was

biooe: coilrse to she. Like that ~ ~ in ;he Plaoe Msroe—--"

ust we no book nto that snow inthisurv oiuin?" Bond question- lia s trifle imoatienty.

it nei-ewr will B? ‘ancient’ to e.’

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disinterestedly.

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mo. "I lmow that. for all " ‘ve keot trvi to minimise what

lgattaiehind what hshuened to l1 and Dotti wort “° ‘“ “ o! sky. oi’ owerin: bl Mien wheat. some o1 it. s ser- W fidrzcs oi the countryside hills m!“ lhe alt dome overhead. m5 eniov hat we can see." he "vim. en she interrupted

“And live in s tool's oeradise? No m the am honest-to oodness M vousnd i have ad to mfitlud ooh other better. Lb- “mgiichae Bond. Hasn’t it 0V8 d on tou that I might know

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flat’: all. It's yours to say whether your ststb mcnt can stand examination. No ofic also can ' ' decide for you-not in s free country, “A . __ i .

a liiibi

The grim rm i, that MORE effort, MORE seed-z ficc, MORE of the “impossible”, is needed if w; ' are to win. '

“We've got a big job to do in this war. It's going to take every ounce of energy wc’vc got. “I want to do my part as a Canadian. With the war at our door, it’: certainly true that we must all do our share. _

“I can't get into the fighting forces; but I'm doing essential work. I'm ' aying the heavier taxes. I've subscribed to all t e war loans so far.

"I'M DOING ALL 1 POSSIBIY cm!" Then tum out the light and try to go to sleep.

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Many Canadians have offered their lives- others are tightening their gilt: till it butts. A __ V" f “t, -.

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