1949

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Waiting a moment in the outer office Warren straightened his tie - already straight, smoothed his hair. He was nearing forty, dressed as the wcli-to-rlo businessman, but he somehow retained the look of a ralhcr gaunt country boy. Ho look- ed like his father, and it was a nice thing about the Chippmans that they hiid not lost a look of the land. as if here was a, strain, a way of life, trio ileop-rooted to give way at (IllCC. “Glad lo sec you. Warren," the judge rcci-ivril him heartily. And just £15 the Chippmans had a sumcirliiit look of early America Judge Kirrlici" had a walk-filled- oiit look of the Germany of his forebears. He had come over as a boy and his hair was gray rather than fair now, his face was often flushed but you could not say hi5 checks were rosy, as no doubt the

Lydia, .\(l l suppose I turn it over." .lll(l_i‘,f‘ Kiruhci- sat looking at a }\;\|]~-l'—\\(‘i_l1llt, looking into a glass bull on an olobster biise. l-le picked it up, Hibhlllq it as it to ascertain its shapr.

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"I suppose you do," he said at last, putting down the weight as if suddenly tired of it. “Strange you didn't hour from Lydia." "it's just like her," said Warren. tin-n fidgetcil, for he didn't want to get to tillklll‘! about things. “l mean, shc has stepped writing."

"And do you write to her?" the judge asked.

"No," he admitted, “I don't - much. You see, she's been away so long."

"How long?"

"Well, she went away l0 50h0°1

before she was sixteen. and she never caiiio back."

“But that wasn't her fault, was it?" the judge reminded.

“No. No, I didn't mean it was her fault," said Lydirrs brother, trying not to be irritated, for the judge had that dreamy 100k 0i vrantlng to dwell in the past. "How old ls Lydia now?"

“I'm thirty-eight. Lydia’! l-hNB years younger." ' "Ycs," said the judge. "I know! He again occupied with the glass ball, gazing as if seeing in it all that had gone on. “Little Lydia i5 thirty-five," he said - and. uhdfif his breath, “poor child,"

leaned letting go what he ing ln the sphere. "Perhaps he did- n't gr-t your letter. Where is she?"

"ilrnvrns knows. Her address re~ her bank in Constantinople. But shc isift there. That's W59 8“ address for forivardiniz. was lii Syria. I couldn't even find the place ln the atlas," said War- ren with irritation of one accus- tomcd to good driving maps.

“I wrote three months 580- 51"" then I've cabled. No answer to my letter - no reply to the cable. A person would answer a cable, you'd think. But she certainly must know by now. She knows if she doesn't live in the house, or say by May first she is going t0 1W6

monoy losers. So clean our nmon ullolsb l houlel and avcry bit of oguip- scemng iseose-freyeliiiiidnytllallisiililtt. in it, the place goes to the ceme- lnont before moving bird; in. Alwn uhouso ullota separately gory" glgethngcaliigbsggllzl —ln:lw:a5, or s_cl olfhthofidisutfik izridstnrt ‘The judgo smuem “And the I r ' Bl“ l \ mm. m work . but it's gflllelglntsllnycln:hgll!€:hl;gl;'i "mmry 1S “1“‘1°“" Th" “h” WWl-llll- at about 5 to 6 months ofngc, phone ma" according to their brood. "They telephone m0." lllld w!" rcn.

"o: course, said Judge Klrcher. as if reluctantly speaking up for the cemetery, "It is extremely un- likely a woman who has lived for wars ln Europe - and we mustn't forget Asia and Africa. would 001116 back to on abandoned place by a cemetery and live there."

"No," said Warren, "she won't be hack."

As he spoke the door opened and the Judge's secretary came in. He held out a. yellow envelope. "A tele- gram for Mr. Chippman. Sent over from his office. They said it con- cerned your conference."

“Arc we having a conference?" iii/- Judge asked mildly.

But Warren was not mlld. H0 tin-c the envelope nervously. "Why

- it‘s from lvlcxlco," he said.

“I._vdia?"

"well, it is," He looked up in rwasprriitinn. "If she was 0h lrhl! continent why didn't she say so!"

"She seems to be saying so now

- and tvliiit else does she say?”

Warren read slowly: “Let the llCfld go somewhere else. First I knew about Father's arrangement. floppy lo come back and save out homo‘, Flying to Kansas City with Kmila and DRY-W» lollnw- by l.l‘l\lli."'

"I lhoiiizhl. Pancho Villa was dciirl." said the judge, as Warren unable to say anything

scribed ril all

"or (‘nurse he's dead!" Warren burst out. "That's 11155 l 10i- °l nonsense! Fine time for such fool- ishness!"

"yo, 1 believe it never was cer- tain. You can't tell about these Mexican generals. Lydia may have hiid him in hiding all this time. "Anyway," he went on, u this comment had not been helpful, mydu; must have some money. It costs something to wire the super- fluous words. ‘Let tho deadgo some- where else‘, and it must take quite n, little to fly m Kansas City with _ 10in see, who are they? Koula and Dioggn."

"if she has money why does she wnnt to iii-e in n place that‘: fall- ing down?"

"Well, the money will coma in handy restoring it.“

"It would be absurd to restore ltl Absurd for more reasons than

one."

111E GUARDIAN.

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