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Chapter I18

Junk"- wais ut home for the long summer vaiciitioii. I wus IIeIIKIIIPII

to Iiztve Irtiu. IIB IHHI HYOWII 5" III;IIIl\‘. and was such a dear thoughtful boy that his company

Mop rm‘ inward makini: rrie forget Inv unhappiness when with him. .\i first IIi-ck ulso seemed piens~ r-ti Iu Iuive him iiruiintl. IIIII RIIPI‘ up» n»- two tavtless remarks JIIII. it)!‘ Iitiillt‘ IIIHIIII Juanita. he stud to wrote that she

"Your inotlit~i'

iwhup] “kg Junior to spend purt of

Ills‘ vurziiinn with Iiei". \\'II,\' IIOI

. let him go '!"

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"Uh. I iloii‘! know! Later. P9P" hops“.

“\\'Iiy not now? p.- witti us first before ':i‘~k to school."

i snw mi-nugn Dick's ivillinsnesfi

‘fltou he can he B095

I part with Junior-but us I had no .\I:ti'\' III\(I her‘ tirdci-s not to admit ly they tizihsetl out 0i‘ tho shop.

\\l.\'II that the boy should suspect that mori- than ordinary fiieutloliip vtistvtl hutwceii his fulliet‘ Juanita I fell in with tho plan. I fvlt suro Dick would hrwe Illi- oil nir- t0 visit mother also. liaid iukt-n the NIIIIPHC! to renov-

qu. U", must». =0 it would Iiiive him." I said seating myself. and flliflvll III" IOIIEIIJE- iii-on tisciess for IIIIIII to ensues! II III?" ‘WIIPII?

. n,- he well knew.

[tick appeuvvd to breathe more freely" uftcr Junior ilopurtetl. IIe had rofraiiiotl from VISILIIII-I ‘IIIIIII- Itn so often while the bu)‘ “'43 or in the evening. Occzisifinuili’ I iteenmpziriiotl him. but oiiIY ""9" I suggt-stetl it. Ho never zisked home. but now Ii:- seumeti nnxivus to muke up for lost IIIIII‘. III?‘ wont over zilmost every ilay to $6!‘

he“ Gillie!’ in the law flfieruoontch-tld.‘ ‘vlml did um (loner '53.)”. Dir-k lids] also developed an in. mill") glnln h it ummu" passed Shemgtllln vhiiiyshvehilrbaiitlsolglnlnli‘ Simahlp “HI-SI rm ‘linking lmmey’

‘P "B ‘ '5. '.‘* ‘"‘ ~ n iziiki it]. "wit-i I -~p~.tvlv Junior remained with mn- Even "mp9; [hq rim-tors say “~14; WCQM ifigttgd lgflllhléezuclcflsgollitlllp IIIO!‘ until a week ‘before schzollpllzyf“; he likes." lioiiotl to zitlnin its u wi-Itel‘. I’

gun. them earne- frock t0 ‘l9- I loved those seven ilziffi “'II" "I."

boy. I had nrrzinireil my work so um: I miizhi spend :iII my Hm" with him. Junior urged his fal-

Ila-y ‘it ioin us "n u pit-nit‘. and in :1 ride ovor tho mountains, Ilut pe-utt- from Iliztr I IIII not Iltiiik It'- was‘ with .luiiiiii' III ttII. III’ $90!"- r-r. ruilii-i‘. In uvuid helm: ziloni- with him, I ivais tiol displciisotl. I I";II'1‘<I Junior" would so)‘ *‘II““"

IIIIIIg about‘ Juuuitu lhut would nnuoy him. _\|_\- Iiuy IIItlI tutu-n :iII mtoust-

Ill. iko to tho‘ woman who was: do. "It: ull she r-oilld to take his fzttlior from me. He absolutely refused to (‘IIII Iior "Aunt Nita," as III" had

t'ni~mnrip'. Iyul addressed her as “Jnzintt .‘ us‘ we ttll did. ' II intakes you pretend. mo-

ther?" Ito nskvd one (luv aipropos oi‘ nothing.

"I don't know wliut you mmin. door. Pretend whztti“

“Oh. pretend you like Juuullil?

Yml know _v|iII don't.“

"\\'IIaI liko her? "I guess

motive ioli think I don‘t

I on“ ti-III" ivus his . and I said no mow‘ III him for Imviny: i'~o1‘i.~‘ii notions in his head. But tht- puivsplcitvity III‘ had shown PIIIIII‘ mu more rt-siunoil to let liIm i/"a-vr mt‘. I \\’()IIIII \\‘III IJI t Inuit if it were IIIIIIIEIIIPI)‘ possible. I did out‘ boy need never know Iiuw nenrly I had lost IIIIII.

Then came a time when I hetirt and court-rut’.

Dick would spEDtI evenings with JIIIIITIIII. IIIIII upon his return Isok n: me so strzaiiizeijr, as it‘ he wort» I.I‘_\‘>III[.‘,' to say somethinghe kiicn would Iiuri. me dreadfully, and tiudn‘! the courage. Often he Iitit‘. wt the floor of his study :iII night long, When I smoke of It he made pri-tvnso Iris sP-ry WIIS truiihllng him. I know lIPl-Itl’. JIIIIIIII-t w s Lot-opting loo tron; for IiIiir-Jiiv r-uultl Nt‘-'I|‘Ift‘l)' resist her. IIut III» I'IIItH(>’lI‘II'Cl‘ wnstroubllng him. (‘n Iliat I was certain. Ho. would not vastly succumb to her Fascinations. ivli II I always cn/iivcrlt-tl ovofi Io m_ snif. for it mount izivim: up .liin- for n‘; wolf as m4‘.

I would my to myself us I I-'t_v nide.e_veil in tho dnrknoss IIsit-ti- int: to him walk Iinvk and forth. "Ito is struggling to mako Iiimsolf lliittk he lizis the Flfllll. to be linpiiy with her. She has the right to he Iiappy WIlI-II hrvr. Sh“ has taught him her theories.“ Tlmu I ivoul-I pray that she would foil: that Gnu would give him the strength to rte- sist. her.

Ifinmeliuiv. I lint] a feeling [hut it

‘ n‘t n real love that zu-Iimtvd for her. But ilmt it of hypnoth- influt-ut-t- sho exerted over Iiim. that drt-iv uini fI-Iltlltrtl his w-III. But that sin.- int-ed him I never dotibtud. I

Vhvn n woman loves u man as inir-naely its I loved DIt-k It is‘ only nnliirai for her to think that every vthor ivumim ‘ilso finds him iloglr.

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lust

q . Ir-vo ivzis II sort

nhlv. And ‘Dick n-us really n i.v- nhlt‘ follow. Rllll boyish. full of ideals.

‘Fhcu JIIIIIIIIIII hud uu IIOIIIIIHIII .\i toast Slit‘ said It was an not-Id.‘ out. Y"! in my lllfilfl-‘as’! I uciruswl l|l‘I' in my hour! of iloiug It pur» pnRitly. even Ihouuh she ITIINI huvo dllfr(il'l"l phyxstciil pntii. IIiit ivhui wns Iindtly pain (‘TIIIIPIITPII tn my lwarthi-eak?

A FALSE ALARM Chapter I19

We were u! dinner. '|'ln- tiziitp~ Ilitllt‘ jinitzieti raouousiy. lurk mis- iw-rctl. and I Ilfil.l‘I1I'II to his siiori rziucvzttti questions and replies my Iiourt sank,

"What I." It?" I uskod as he IIIIII’: up the recotvor. Hts fut-e was p.11». his Imndk lflfflililmg,

"Jtutnltu has Iinil nn accident She lttls broken her leg. and Injun- r-d Iiersolf otherwise. Mary salu the doctor was there. I must go rIwht over."

“Why nwsi you‘! wouldn't look better for me to go?" ‘Mia mo! be eittflrtng!

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It

|wrnng iii my surmise

d torrent,‘

less often to see Juanita. and that

he came home earlier when he i wont in the evening. I tttmttereu Don't Nell! "I! "I'll" “h” 1 myself I lI-“Itil Iiuuilirzi Iilm rathe: the not nun II II 1M 5"" t cleverly iohen I pretended It wai- utlan at tltollnr and bowels; I tor Juanitirs suke I hud told Iitm. nudity relieved by "I- ch" ‘ [Yet tt made neither the tnunendoes I Pm‘- onwn‘ I or the. pitviue looks easier to bear

I l ""- m “"'n' . and although I said notliiig more

_io him the gossip still persisted .Chas

Once I overheard a conversation lbatxveon ttwo women who d-id not know ane. It was In a shop whore IWII-B buyin-gmiitertiils for draper- l Ies. E l “Juanita Is up to her nld tricks‘, I lwur." (mo. remzii-ketl.‘ "You mean with thut writer?" the other naked.

m“; Shiv-Ito Iiesiturctl. took his

hut no.1 dnsiieti uut ui‘ tho illotlzsta ~-“.,.§_ " he .1, M,» attrargtiva Whni had Atari" eflill? I'll-MW)“ in know as he‘ is to look Ill. sh" mid III!‘ thui Juimitai haul rlskrtl will perhaps got him in the: cud.

III1\IIII*‘<‘“ -i nm ritiivr sorry for hls wifu. I

her in IPIUIIIIOIII‘ Dir-k. _ IIIPR I""“'I mvov Ituvi- mo! tier. htit I Iiuve

JIIIIIIIIII. Ho Iind turned ulNi-‘IIIY Iieurit she is u good sort." pole :-i Illt‘ first inlimation that q,‘ gum] em‘; husifl It ghost. oi‘ u soiueilliht: IIIIltl\"t\I'II llltll IHIIIIIQII» slmw ngiuiuitt Juanita. She In tile

ed to lIt'I'. III‘ IIIIII !~"‘-““ l" "p" regurillmss of gossip, ir-‘IIIUJ without mo.

i mo}; my ‘nut and followed him.

must f-iiscinaiting vrertttire~ to men — I over kite-w. Even women get under hot" spell Ill times. Well. it is none of our business but If she

I

“The “OHM Snip i miistiit let Juanita}: fziscinutious were irrc. r .. , .,, her)» ' slstahle. am‘ n “'||1;_|m> i,» Often I ivuutetl to give up. tu

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But I zifrniii not I0 let. hiin Iii."

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‘It! my IIllSt.‘I‘_\'.

. with Juunttu to wnnt Iiiirni to come

lhrr ‘I10 nod seemed to

i would <It\'€' Iiim fmm IIIIIISUII, ttwk it into hor Iioud to viunp my I t-tuildrfi ‘have been more than husband I'd lake him out of Iicr ten minutes IIIIIIIIIII him, hut nld vouch promto," uiul laughing git)‘-

qnmne “m, It ivuk the sanit- 810V)’ with :iII.

"Yr-.~, \IIt curried ou ~<I I ""5 to love me. to he true to iii-e. IIIII .'II\'/.I_Vh-—I(I'IOIVIIIQ him us‘ l dldwl Neither did I mtiuw myself the relief so IIIflIt)

IYIIDIIIIIII do when in the some true

"I will wait iiud walk IIUIIII‘ with

“How did It Iinppoii. IIIIIIY?“

“Sh? w“ mm“, alum, Hum,“ uhle. I never weptxnevsrelr allow-eat ‘hing 1m‘ (mun 100k whnrc M“, Hit-k to soc mt. uuyt 412g III ' ‘ - cheerful. IIe hated tears. Ntost

He.“”.:\d' , "l"? ‘fir’, is iimifizll- ‘non. I ihiuk. do. .\I_v quiet cheer- ¥filnrgiltvqdiltfllllkgitirllugxil‘ “my, fulncss would make if harder for

" H“ ‘ ' g iiim than tiny weeping rvvuld p111‘. sihlvv Iiave done. HIIYIIGI‘ to teII mo. Inn-tier to hurt mo. lIut it i't~- IIIIIFIHI constant ‘effort 1o do this. and nt. times it seemed well nigh

im.po.<.sibIt-\ to go on.

.~tr'ps. IIe loft n Inost‘ boar-I and she .~'IIIIII'III'III over it". "Ir; ‘liur In): really oruken?" "She wt-id it ivas." grimly. "PPrIktps it is only bndl' \\|

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I kiien‘ that lfniiv did not boiiove her hudlv Iiurt. uiitl that for some "Mlsotl she ‘xi-as peeved with Iiei- mistress. I felt IGIIIIDIHI to nuns. tion her further. but disliked to. (‘FIIDPIAIIY us I neither liked oi I|‘II.\‘lt\(I tho tvoman.

Two Iibiirs ltIlPI‘ lIii-I.“ L'ttIIIt‘ out v.1‘ tho Invuli ‘s room.

"You horn. Nun!“

"(If (‘IIIIYIIFI You ditto‘! think I was pfliltg to wmziin at home and giro .IIIIIIIIIII'.~' servants n I‘IIIIII(‘i lu _L'lI~.<l]l did You?" ‘Phi-ii: "I-Imv Is‘ show“ .

_, '_ H _ . ‘ p um] r-ouldiit. null‘.'I'll?‘i113?"mlllliiliii? 15255.‘. I i-“n-“W-l‘ "Pvt"; ‘

' ‘ ' _ ‘ . ii-isiieit DIISSIIIIIEIIBI)’ he hud either "IIQII. not Iiroken. _l"_t.|nt itiidei. “m! _,n,..,.,_,_ m. no‘ M, “mph | “IIIIIII "m" “"9 ""1 "- "9 "Ilmhe" dropped my handkerchief. thou WWJWIIIIE. siuopctl to pick it up and so gtvo

Thou came the though that Slit‘ II‘l'III. time to recover,

Iiad done ll purposely. I tinted Finally I said: m-iselt‘ for allosrine it to (zutcr lily Y9“ ""9 “em I‘ "II "*‘gl""“i“‘ mind. but it per" 0d. ~ If mo, IIit-ir. SUIIINISL‘ wo co on;

‘pm- (1333,. DL\kl<‘(\'LIl(1(-l(id his ‘pm. tt-getlivr oflenvr. II WIII givu lin- utr ‘in tI|‘\If‘I' to sit beside Juanita KOSIIIIF -<°"‘I'I"I"'~' I" "II" "I"“‘I-' rpnd m hm‘ or ‘>]li‘r‘ Am] r we“, I roullroit III‘ must IIIIVI‘ III‘.’II'II aim,“ m,’ \v(]|~k ma“. hpiaftpu’ something to vause. ills Iiositnting ~uro Dick really loved IIPI‘. and IIIIIIIYKI’ '01‘ *0" "I I!" HIIIIIIIIZI- thinking it only :1 matter of time “That's =1 not"! ideal. \\'<='Ii tum‘;

perhaps “my d,,_,-_,_ or a; u". IOIIILZIII, I'll teIt-phwno and ask most. weeks. when she would take JIIFIII"? IIJIII‘ WIIIIIII ]III\‘("|~"-‘ ‘SHIV’ m", (mm m,._ - u l.‘.lI‘I. "ion ‘it \\'iI t: vt- II.-II|

Her-nose Juztnltn said she Wits stunvthlfli-Z lo discuss. I lonely. couldn't out when alone . I f-"li like SCTPII-Illlllg ill ilm not “Hmmgil Sh‘, hi", can,“ "Us, U! to zu-‘Ir Juuiittu to go with us, hut fir-r meals‘ ailuno for _vcai‘.<——I)it-i: l" ml" "I" “MI”- II "a" "Pa" often failed-to come home to din‘ “'°(‘k-°' “h”? “'9 "a" "em 0'" m-

was evident. that the mere onrn- ing oi‘ ‘his living mus not the III“ blem. Ilul t0 make zt lot of it uni: muki‘ it miIckIy-»--iIiiit was his idea. Was it. to be used to pacify mo?

(Int-u IIt‘. sm-pi-isi-tt mo.

“I know pt-riku-Ily \1Vt‘lI.\\'lIttI you think ztlutul mo.“ Iit- said iii u lliII‘II_ wold ‘voice that, n!‘ Itsvlf. ivutiltl Intro hurl mo droudfilll)’. "Avid if ‘I l.~' any sulisilti-liuii t. you I'll uri- iiiit I IIiIVt‘ Iii-on I'ilIlIt‘|‘ ntzgleviftii of you ill limos. Hut“ rllt‘ stop purl Eli if h" wuuieil to say mum.

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tatiou as a busts, divorced her." “rs. Ihtkei"! recital interested no immensely, and I atsked munii rtieisitons:

“\\'Iiut Ititippfiltlftl to Iii-i" first hus- bnnil?"

"Ito killed Iiimst‘If.II¢ ivus crazy over her and she absolutely ignor- t=|l him, us far us giving him any rights u husband expects. It was who" she first came here. so nwt IIIII('II was known iibotit him. Ito wits an ordinary fellow, a clerk or someiliiug. I imagine she was \'t‘I'_\' young when she married limi. She siiid onco that her ow], people didn't understand tier. that. they were strict d-Isciplliiurinns, and that she couldn't live ut home." I

“Does anyone untierstaiid her?" I queried.

“She \\'IIIIIII claim that few did. Ifvrhiiivs your husband-or some mun stir‘ ls Irylni-r to hodevll into i-iiviiig Iwr hut-artist‘ of her lonol. “"55. It is the stock in truth‘ 71f MIIIII‘ women you kuuiv~ that luck of lit-int: IIYIIIPYNIOIIII, just U5 It In with IIII‘II when IIu-y ivzint lu wuu_ dor iltlu forhldtlou plzivos. IIuI wt! mw- gossiping lI-".I‘I‘ll)I)'- -uutl about m; mini-outing wiimiiii! ‘Mr. Bu“ I‘l' ont-e ‘mid that if u mini or inn l man was inter-tasting, much could hr: forgiven them. I um Inclinctl to aim-co with him unless the inter-i (‘Sting woman IIIFBRIQIIs the Iiap pIiu-‘ss of upotlicr wnmziii. ‘Plieii’: I prefer she slirwilil ho stupid."

I knew that :iII this ltLIk of Juan. lltt '41s mount its It ivurniin: tn mo. .\II's. Bukor Ilflfi said all she felt fru‘ tn sit)‘ irhou twice she had "dun-not! nu‘. 'I‘l|is timr- shc had shown mo stmiolhlm; of Jtutnttzrs lllt‘ with. I was sure. lhe slime 0h- je-vt in vioiv. l

Thu newspuptars- haul tukon up with nvidity- the story of the sili- (‘IIIP of hm" first Iiushaml und the scandal IIIIIWIIOII to hor ilivorct». flaunt her second hut Iiltlo slio var- ml, so ‘.\II'_~'. Baker told mo.

"I think she rather gloried Iii the l)lIl)Ilt'll_\' It cave tier. You know they say that no one ls more

"elk And as , M! “mew m“ nether. and no-w he would ask “mm, l pictured ‘hem togcmm. Jiii-initn! But I said nothing. and waned “Wm b‘. Anna‘. “mo,” Juan“ while these thoughts ran through m, ha,‘ bragged ‘(new a" aha," my head he had culled Iiei‘, and I191‘: and [mm “mom Si“. new". §ll9ulllltl tier-tarot] herself "delight- ihotiyht it necessnri- to hide any °‘I-‘ y _ thing. "She said shod rather he