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Chapter 114“

lt was months ore l heard the end- other h‘ from Violet. We travelled about so that mall reached us spasmodlcally. We had, gone strmght ‘to Pans from 1119 boat. and spoilt only a week there, seeing only a few of the fuscinut-' .r.g lLlS 0t the city and spending, llhost ol’ the txme shoppiug-siucei ;l had to get warm weather cloth-.

and i

8S. ‘Thou we ilzul gene to Italy. ' $00K I

‘the charm of that country ‘stirh a mild upun 111v, thuL I fult‘ l must be almost u new person, ahlll l luit at. tor l Ildll absorbed‘ so much of its beauty. so much 0i lls romaine. ‘lhvn ninth again going slowhy. and stopping ulien .n the cilthedrail country of r-zilncv. Tilull again to Paris. when we rc-ccivcd some 1on1: dc- i.|_\'9il IiiLlll, an on into lloiland.

Aud it was at The Haunt: that‘ ll found V.hli;l's lfllﬂl‘ tcllmg ma‘ 1hr happy u-iznihatnnl OI lll‘l' z lair~ and Olllhf impnrtailt n»-\\ ll. was vt-rg. ilcaiuy June lht-n ‘l~‘ruilc.s and l had been li‘itl'i‘l<-tl| ‘llhrve \\‘l;u‘l~ months! ; z "(if nulirfu. you \\'on‘t -l)l’ a hit aurprlsvd to know that Bud and It “are. unguged again." she lrrrrtu. :l"l1i>lil you and lnrlv Francis. o-Ihare known all zllong it whnldl i happcn~aind l ilmjvi- dunuil it!

.WUlIIll*9XCi']ll, i0 iiud hinlsen. Hui 9.1 _l.l that un- l1 w hnnrths l ltcptl ‘fifth from knowihu were good fur 2 him— ln- llltlllf-(III ll \\.is only u z whim on my part; he didn't tahw i NuIAJLISI)‘ at all ’l'lic t-ohuvitizd‘ raid htwr thought l could hclp Illnlll in lovr with hint."

“Villi I i-tiulilxft. -Iiut aflvr two nmtttha he. unis \'L‘.I'_V doubtful» and in a propurgv huntblc frame ‘of mind. S0 then I graciously re» [cirnsnili-ri-il what I h"'l id bvforrv/ land now wafer i-n ed zlgninu; IAnd this time its lflI'i3VPl‘——UIl[lI we arc lnitrrieil.

"You were right and so was IIol-l ,en, in what she said sumcilmes~—l ilha! llud was too sure 0i‘ inc. But i he knows an indepentlancc 'uf mnd that he never silspected l

vi l; 2 I

in me before, and l believes likes me much more for it. As for my- laelf, I ilDBPGCPIILQ being engaged lmore too, since l denied it to my- [sclf these last few months. llolen - 1w its xhvays so~wt appreczule 'things more when we've been iwlthout the-m for a long time. That's why she's so happy now. lfor she 41nd Toby are to be murr- ;iui this \Vl‘0k"~lIII‘il you just 0112M

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JBud and I , 'l‘ht~."c was a IYS on gthat made me laugh— I “You should sec my ring—i1 lregtilar large diamond. i Francis hlughed at this tho. ‘ “They say at ‘the office Bud is

idoln-g very good work now. so I ‘suppose he's been steadied by all ithat affair of the robbery. When ii get hark. we'll give him a raise." | "But they shouldn't ho married on his sitar-y even so."

“Nu, we'll try tn hold our younll Vlnkit until a your after shefsl through collog<>—»-slto.'ll ho 31 thcn "" Wlll-Il you have givi-n her u frivl

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head emphatically.

ll ru tho

lq-mue, with a quick. elastic

I ER AND

‘ at “q. . , oloas socml‘ season. She may not have him then.”

"She will,’ I said. nodding my

And.- after he left me l went out for a walk alone—th1nking of V.olet's letter 11nd other thhzgs. I eat ;n a park ln thwccntre of the ('..'l_\', with whhv swans in the lake and beyond u bit of old mi-tlievul town, '

It vras June and the summer was fully upon lln. A fashionably tires-soil woman passed me, then a nurse and a child-hi. golden haired glrl of two who made my heart ache with lilngitit: for un- ilzhir one just like hvrs-telf-ﬁtnd a peasant woman in chattering- wooden sobms. Tommi-ow ' ‘we we wore going tn England, then lmvk in July. And in October we uwri- m open thu house that Wivlllll he our permanent city homo. ‘ t

In my Lrunha worn enough won- derful cvlolhes to please vvcn the autocratic Nlrs. htvade. l l,",iilll('i'lil at my go\vn, atutl the s>fi kid gloves that hmda my hands 100k so well

Am! this was l! ’l‘hl:~1 young wmhan who judging front lll*l"‘llTlI'~ rnr, infant hi» u'cll under thirty- sleuth-r, smartly thrashed, really iullslu-d looking in a gentle- r sweet fimhinn. This was I

.\i.~l~ |'~‘a|‘,\' l unis 37. It had been hiorc than two yi-ars since iilil Gl'(‘il| Awakinlng I thought cl’ lllt‘ WOIIIEEII in Flcnly Falls who wr-rc 2l7~\vomon who had let thnnscivcs be wrecked by the narrow mean life ol’ that little than. l tllntlr-iht of Mark Upjohn who grew noticeably fatter wth thi- months. and his pitiable little wit’. I tunled~~~Frnncia was to T110131 me here and we were to g0 m tea. than for a drive before dinner.

Francis was coming, tall, hand- step keeping the youthful slimnoss 0'.’ his flzure but adding to lt a de- cmion of motion» that youth rarely llﬂnseiasos. His eyes lit up as they saw me~1hey always lit up so when we mot arter even the short est absence as m-iue must a‘.- ways glow with love and happin- ess whenever I look at hlm.

And this almost perfection of joy was to :0 OiP-‘Iillil on-always And when the romance-and pas sion 0t‘ our first years tugvthPr C00l€~(I-—ll' it d-idl-Jthero would be sinnethlng deeper, and as sweet tn take its place.

For we were not the sort to let ourselves $711k down. tn handle carelessly the golden gift of love that had been granted us. Almost too late I had found myself. pul- led myself away from the most lm possible conditions made myself over, brought back» some of my youth——and this» was my reward.

-ANil) \Vill/\"I‘ l DID ANY W'0.\i~ AN WihTH EYOTJGI? Wlihl. POW- IMYAGINATION CAN

ALSO D0. "lloarrsi," ilfrztncis spoke from behind the bench. "are you ready

fur too?’

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hi-r mlslr-hiovrmns eyes roaming‘ around on al'l andsunrlrgv as Sill! diapnscil other kisses and ornngcs

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Sarah's personality which should

not ho passed over. Harriet Mellon,

too, managed to preserve an almost Sunday school itttitiule towards the world in general. while old Tom Coutta danced attendance upon her, gouty and gallant, his i-heque book ready to hand. And

~ Idown, and with a grace which,

suppose. has been uucuuu-lltrd in our-English school or dancing. too-k the town and held It in her tiny hand. All the world was at her foot —stlhnlars, artist-s, and; patinters, as wdli us the usual assembly hall- iu-g from ‘the stately homes oi‘ England,’ to quotethe gentle Fol 11'4"- Idiaslcln grew lyrical upon hor charms and wonders. and wrote enthusiastic ‘letters to every one, he knew, tiiilllng thou’? to worship‘ at her shrine While li '. utlll lighL; And one day Kute ii-‘ociflull l-h 1-064 ward one of her l'althi11lsi,-wltl1,her' hand, and marriedfplojilol Yetleolpy’

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and may lead to disastrous resilltaﬂ" Manny t9 l-Olﬂ . Rlioy julldlngvﬂhlrlotibtw" j~ Home on n. v. rm Gradulta ' ' “ ' )' F " loal School and Hoapltal

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