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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN i__

lbouuhy Dix $3»- ,| °| CAN'T HELP BEING- PR°"°T"FWAYF°LKS ENVY MY SUNLIGHT

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Heckling Brings An Inferior Complex ~

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greatest mistakes that ,arents make in dealing with their ot realizing that raise has the same effect upon them that ults. It is uplifarlg and insp . 1t ls the Archimedes _ aver that ltllhﬂlltﬂ til; wor d. All Olulls know that’;

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Yet most fathers and mothers

to incite arnbi on

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that e poor little tikes get from morning till

night is criticism, so it is no wonder that when a

little girltwﬁs asked her name, she replied that it n’ .

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Of course , e fathers and mothers who brln up their c1ildren on the nagging theory. are no intentlonsAy cruel. On the contrary. they love .. their chilclren and think they are doing their duty by them in kee ing their faults and Weaknesses ever before them. and they are bliss! y unaware that they BIB 1101118 the"! @118 Helms“ harm that one human being can do another, for they are establishing in- feriority complexes in their youngsters that will doom them to failure as

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and if all of their virtues are passed over din s 651108 @261 that lzhey haw

always turned on their mistakes and blun ertsl. eyd we" is no use m

been weighed in the balance and found wan n8. l?

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"Mr. Dixon told me you had had‘ ,a row but he did. not blame vou.‘ Alter all, if its merely a question of temper." Miss Maddens eyes looked;

xthatll affect him more

Gerald paused. Looking back, the Gerald

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"not?" said Miss Madden at lash when he did not continue.

n.- bezun. slowly and hesitantly, sllhiilwling over a sentence, repeating iiLl oil and halting several times. _uu Elizabelh Madden did not in- terrupt. Neither did she help nim o‘ She iust waited. dark blue e,.es cn his face. He spoke of the verdict and of the summer, slurring over the utter weariness and dis- content But the girl could read be- tween the lines. Then he stopped. He paused for so long that she spoke.

“Go on!" she said.

It was difficult to speak o! that time of hunger and utter misery. If he said too much. he seemed beg- ging for sympathy; if too little, he minimized all the Dixons had meant

him. He concluded:

“Then iobs came to the end. and I'd the luck to meet Mr. Dixon. He was — awfully decent. And you know what Mrs. Dixon's like. And now—| Mr. Dixon had contrived to get me a lob, and I come and tell you all this. Buwwhat else could I do?" 1

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With Mr. Ashley?" Nesta was in-

it for granted that Nesta would go. Gerald held the door open. and shehwent. out Doutlng.

eyed.

Gerald closed the door gently, but remained standing. awaiting the, verdict.

CHAPTER IX ELIZABETH HA5 HER WAY "Why are vou telling me this?"

I'm innocent. Everything points to my being either a knave or a fool--" he hesitated. I

“And you aren't a fool? There was a hint of amusement in that fascinating voice.

"I'm not a knave, though you may not believe me.”

There was another long pause. Neither was at ease.

"Not provexrs a stupid verdict” she said suddenly.

"Verv Scotch." he answered. was easier iospeak of impersonal things such as Scots law.

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