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"Never mind." Alixs had said patiently. "I'll take a-n early lunoh hour myself, pnd hunt up the O'Toole woman and drive her over." But when Aiixs finally found Mrs. O'Toole’: house, the lady was not at home and a naizhbm‘ volunteered the infor- mation that ‘she bad secured a full time jc-b. It was really nec- essary, considering the ihour. Alixe decided, to stop at Jay's

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house and leave a with the children. The little boys were alone when. the key she was to have handed Mire. O'Toole, Alike walked into Jerome's kitchen. Jay's house

-—Jay5s children-children that cumd“ "M, O5" "l9 U45- mlght have been hers. "smug, Am dollars spent here by tour- you Mrs. O'Toole?" Jerry was ms, in order io make this

solemnly important. He had seen s variety oi housekeepers. scrup- wornen. and laundresses come and go of late, but never one like this. The lady had s tie that was as blue as Jerry's best marble, and her eyes were the thlnlq kind of eyes-not cross, but rather scared.

Somehow Allxe managed to get s lundi together and coax the children to eat it. Rusty, theiiaby was shyer than his brother. but he finished his meal on Alissa's lap. '

"Come again tomorrow. Tooley,"

Jerry ordered. "Tomorrow? 0h, I don't think I can come tomorrow. ’ With n guilty glance at the clock Alixe gathered up her cos and slaves.

"You'd better come." Jerry re- marked. "rherell. be an awvful lot oi dishes by then." ‘ "Dishes?" g . "Ysp. Daddy said you would give us our lunch and wash the dishes ami clean up the kitchen, and then I could rive you the two dollars behind the clock. I can't give it to you-v"

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Alixe rose and followed him quietly. “Have you forgotten I've had s, two years’ nursing course? I'll look after Russ till the doctor comes." .

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felt. shriveled from; soap and hot water, but her heart was high with satisfaction. She couldn't risk going again, of course, Why not? Jay never got home at noon. The children needed her.

All that had been two weeks ego. Now. as Alixe sat here listening to Jay's praises of a sat- isfactory scrubwcmsn. she felt ihonest pleasure mingled with irritation at being in s difficult situation. It was s relief when Jay changed the subject. asking Alixe about herself and her own

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Gwenn. He toe-k her long velvet wrap and put it about her should- ers "Come on". he begged; "we won't get there much before closing time.’

"Where s-re you two going?" April who had been seeing the others oft, looked round st teem suspiciously. ,

"Oh, just out dancing — and‘- for a drin-k if you must knclw” said Ten carelessly, "You would steal rmy liquor. Irn thirsty ss s clam."

"Ten!" April begged. "Don't go out to the Blue Devil tonight." '

"He's not going. Don't worry)’, Govenn took her faithful adorer by the ear and swung him round to- wards April. "Stay borne with Mime, little boy, Mama qaank."

"Look here, you said yﬂlfd go with me." The boy's eyes blazed. ,

"l said I'd run you-out, you not having any car. Now I've decided‘ tifgo with Bill. Sorry. Come on Bill." -

"But, Gwenn." Brown was mak- ing |. last bid for freedom. "\Vhy not put this party off? Russ may be very sick. Suppose we all go down there and ilnd out what the doctor says." ~_

"flhe doctor may not be there for scme-tfme. You knc-w you said Mrs. Bishop told you he has gone to Brooisville." Gwenn twitrhed her fur collar into place. "We've only an hour loft to dance. They'll know all about Russ when you get back. Do come, Bill." '

“All right. Good night April.’ ‘

“ ‘Night, BllF-‘Night, Gwenn. Have a good time. you two.” April stud: lrr arm through ‘Ian's. waved s lay good-bye from the threshold.

Ten turned angrily on April. "That Brown. I dont know what you see in him."

“1"don't see anything fn him just at present." April added quietly. "It was tough on you. LgeWIj dished by Gem-in old detr. but it wasn't very nice, was it. "wantinsr to rush off to the Blue Devil with her altar my PlNY?"

"No." said Ten shortly. "periups it isn't. But Ilm not nice. April and you know it". u

"I don't know snyihlnr of the mrt." April gave an efiectioate yank to a lock of the boy's tousled hair

"I worried about you all sum~ msr." Jerome King told Alixe. "You didn't go to Maine ss usual You've being over-doing." -

"Not more than most people these days. I don't work nearly so hard as you do."

"I?" Jay moved impatiently. "It-n thankful for work. I've nothing else in life except my boys. Evenings, when they're in bed, and I haven't brought borne any work from the office. I - It's - oh, well, we're-through talking about me. You. Alike, you oughtrfi in be wearing yourself out. This office drudgery will end, though, of course. when-when you .. " he hesitated over the last words and Alixe caught him up. .- "When I marry and go to Eng- isnd with Iiucius Adams. you mean? Yes, we shall be there for some months, visiting his sister. Lucius would like to buy a place and settle there. You know, but I told him that would be impossible. I have to think of Mother. and my work here. I dull take it up again

help ms with it“ Alixs thought a snomsnt and‘ added. "I don't esrpect marriage to make any par- ticulsr difference in my life, Jay. The some old round. 1 shall have to be with Mother whenever ahe needs me."

"hut you'll have a home a! your own-a life of your own at last." Jsy looked at her keenly. "llhlnss haven't been slay for-you Alixe. "My mother. you mean?" Alisa smiled. ‘Ne, Mother! isn't ‘exact’? an person to ve wi h. 8 e milotrlsyets me as if I were a child She elves me heavy responsibilities -the Bureau work: and all thatp-

and at the same time wants to Li” “n Gwen“ “any w“

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"All right," his fiancee called alter him. "Go on--- go to the ‘Devil’ as fast as you like for all I care." ihen, as usual. a little ashamed o! her temper, she went wearily upstairs.

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