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"Well, be never Milled 7w." said Albert with emphasis.

‘The cumstsnces." aaid Cicily, ‘were entirely different, Albert, you'll have to write Belle that you insist on supporting your own children."

"Why will I have to?”

“Because I IQ you to, if fog no other reason." said Oieiiy gravely.

Albert rose from the arrnlobeir and walked over to the window as ifhehadexpectod tobeabletosee out of it and escape from the drama in the room behind him. The curtains were not drawn and he confronted the black mirror of the polished panes. Absorbed in thought, he stood there in silence. Presently. “Have you any idea of how little we're going to have u; live on?" he asked.

She managed to say casually, "oh we'll get along."

"And how, my dear?"

"By economizlng. I've still." she observed, “some income of my own" '

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"You mean you'll pay Belle!" he asked bluntly.

She flushed again. “Not at all. You will. I'll help pay the house- hold bills. Oh, Albert." she sighed, “please be what I think you are."

"What's that?" he asked, ' not yielding.

“Right.” she smiled up at him.

"But you think I'm wrong"

"I think you were wrong. We're all wrong, sometimes. Oh, Albert, please for me make the grand gesture."

He nailed at that. “It's part of your folly to like gestures to be grand."

"Just your gesture." It was one of her reams-ks that visibly pleased him. After a pause, “We've been qusrreling." she murmured.

"And over Belle. Perhwl. for that nutter, that iettei-‘s all s bluff. Perhaps-J’ his voice died down. but there had been a note in it, faintly amused.

"What?" she sliced.

"Perhaps aha really wanted to help me out. For suld lsng syne, you know. She'd nwer admit it." “Perharps she did. dear." said

l Cicily, as if to a anus.

"Whenywoometothinkotit, that rot about humiliation might he Billy's line. I bet he feels it." “Of course. She said he did." She could sense his motivation shifting‘; and changing. After o moment. "He-must hate to feel that she still owes you anything." she suggested with an indifference that was a. shade elaborate.

"I don't doubt it." He milled.

She despised herself for having resorted to gulls but still she took advantage of his mood of the moment. "Will you write tihat let- tort"

"I'll think it over.‘

"You won't write anything with- out letting me know, will you?" “My dear, it's my at! "

' That seemed a moot point to her under the circumstances, but she merely said mildly: "I hope you won't. And, Albert, if you do-do write as I beg you tel-will you please be nice about it? To her, I mean. I lonow you don't feel like it,

and you will be conceding a great deal to ms if you take my advice. it's best to. concede it gracefully." “Are you telling a diplomat?" They both laughed at that and Albert glanced at his wrist watch- "It's almost time to dress.”

CHAPTER VII Albert was the most deligthttul at hail-lands to dine out with, and haevanwentsofareatourge

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Jack or her father assuming. In-

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distinguished from woman-es a

creature endowed with a peculiar provoking instinct to cling after dart to an armchair, tobacco and a book or a newspaper in the lsmplit refuge which meant ‘to him. "home"

Ho looked so distinguished, so handsome, so festive in his black tie and dimer Jacket that he ele- vated that iivery above the con- tentions! piano, She was always aware of a pleasing obligation of having to “dress up" to him and she slipped, this evening, into the siln, severe folds of a light green crepe dinner frock. Just her jade bracelets and her jade button ear- fngs, she decided, for adornment, and her light hair blushed back from her pale, creamy face as flat as it mould brush, flutfed up and curly ‘behind the jade buttoned ears.

"Phat dress itoldrup well." Al- bert observed, his eyes dark com.- pliments, He never failed to notice s woman's clothes.

‘rhey rode to the dinner in a station taxi. When they arrived at Belly Meet-sod! house-a modest white cottage built on the outskirts of her mother's _ --the n-nsil gravoled turn-around was u-owded with little ears. ‘libero was jlltone sports model. cream-colored ‘and rskish which stood under the light of the lstsrn at the door.

lolly herself flung the door wide open, with Alan. her husband. stsndhg behind her.

(To Be Continued)

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The 18th day of June a. 1)., 194a. In re Estate of FRANK '1‘. COF- FIN hie of Water-town ln Middle- sox County in the Commonwealth - of Massachusetts in the Unread ital" “f M11111“. deceased. tes- To the Sheriff of the County of 980ml County or any Constable or literate person within ma County in the said srovinee. ' REAGBEETING!

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