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I r“ ‘i "You as,» disappointed." herald r . i “Please-I am stunned. really. I knew you were good. but I didn't. dream you were so good as

lie brightened. ‘Truly! You truly think its music? Did you hear that place where you entered? When you came. very small. and insisted on loveliness and said

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izroped to understand. "I "was." he said. "I was telling you. I can't sav it any better than that. Tam! You must love me." She out her strong young arms around p18 shoulders and held him. " ' lhe said. "I knew last night. . . I w. I didn't want to. I was afraid. I was afraid you wouldn't come back. l couldn't sleep. 0h. Na- than. I've never felt this wav be- fore! You really do love me?" "Of COLI-Fbe I love he cried.

You know What more can I av?" S “Then everything is all right.

Because I'll always . . .

"Oh Tami vou did hear the little melody. didn't you? The one that goes . . . "he hummed, reverentiy. "Isn't it _a dear little rhythm? It will always be your Tam. Always. whenever the violins play it I will see you. Whenever I glance at the written phrases in the score your face will be there. Tam. you are the motif. You are the ur .

She caught his face close to his d felt both exultant . She suddenly voice oi Constance: "Create s human being? The thing is a career in itself Only a great woman can do it." But this was different. Constance. of course. had never known love in this intense degree She couldn't undemand.

SYNOPSIS

Tam Destinn, daughter of a. rich and socially prominent family, breaks her engagement to Arthur Carmichael, vice president of her father's advertising firm, because she decides to marry s-man who really needs her. Her father-cuts her allowance in half when she announces that she is going m leave home. Her mother, Constance. and her grandfather, old Luke O’Shan.

ter, are sympathetic. She becomes m - Tam flushed and tried to speak 53% espectfully. "But Mrs. Pierllle, he W! pie; he couldn't tried."

interested in Nathan Pierille, her laridlady’s son, who wants to be- £01m: a great composer. She buys s piano so that; he may work at her apartment, One day they declare their love for each other. VIII

Now work on the symphony. “Dynamics,” became gruelling and unintermittent. Tani was even more exhausted than Nathan. because after she went to the house in Rlttenhouse Square h could ﬂing himself down and sl- p. On her return he would be fresh and ready to labor again. Of course lie did not notice that her hours of sleep were painfully diminished, for he was too absorbed by his dreams.

He was a rfectionlst and a self-disciplinar-en. He was impat- ient with the tiniest fisw in ‘ils technlc. He could not face the pos. sibiiity of critics saying “the com- position shows great talent for a first opus." He poured his strength into the last measure of his ability.

A coldness had arisen between Nathan and his mother and grad- ually Tam found herself cooking dinner as well as luncheon. He could work far better if not inter- rupted by the fri id hour of din. lng upstairs. “I th nk she hates my work. I think she hated Father's work. He was a violinist-not ve well known, but excellent. 1 thin he would have been great, but Moth- er was jealous of his devotion to music. She wanted him to take her

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wretchedly. "I didn't think. didn't realise. I-it seemed to that i3 only i mill"! III I! enough it w msks so And aim-later when am a oess 1 can m»! I11 m! times." The tears stood in his green eyes. was‘ like

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the account" and would appreciate an early remittance of ninety dql. ~ 1111- Filmy. at seemed lie a .,~ great desl now. Bhe hadn't hesltct- - b0 pay sixty for Aladdin. ‘ The doorbell rang; ss a mailer O! hlblﬁ Nﬂthﬂn lﬂlpcd up w ‘n5-

md g1 it 1 ed h wer it. She liked the way he grunt» . _ he ti???’ i??? MN t. 3.255% a m mm u» new i»- wv n3’? iii‘). is.>§‘.'.§‘.‘“‘=i’.““s.%".=s °""" m" "Riffs! °°“"“ hwbidﬁt? m?“ “i. “ He probably lhoug‘ t it as plebelan “dd” °' “bwmimi- ° him“ v. Foundation Fund. Na Iesgue and year was won by ms. hi‘! as his own. He had been di-esdiul- “m- ""1 yet "it! held him in I11! Grade I (b): l, Marion Nichol: m of overseas 0.14, Ropers side, the losers captained by ly ashamed of his mother one eve- We" 01 Obedience shviiked him Donald Gallant (equal): 2. 1m bun: expenses as.aa. 1cm gLN. ma. n ibald to give s hills when she came downstairse --5°°5“5° h° w" YEWWWIY "will" MacDonald: 3. June Vail. Balance on hand @030 Collection su per to the ners. and interrupted Nathan's dinner “"5" d“tY—"°'~h1"I 511N110!‘ l" Principal: Miller MscFsdy . for evening .95 cents ~ aw 0o as follows- with Tum. his character: that was the part vibe-Pniisibsi. Mabel Auld. Secretary reported. following ai- School ms. James . Mrs Anna. Pierlllek excuse was that 0! little wan Anna. which be Assistant. ifred Hsslesu. ticles completed for Red Gross: Id Wood.' 5i Mrs she wanted Nagy...“ u, We w the had inheri . ‘ t. Oallaahan. dresses 358 face cloths l’! boys Stead and .Bulman. Oroas furnace. The people upstairs had 3° 7313"" with l- 351"? "m" costs, Z ladies costs,‘ 9' rs. pyja- Mrs. wood. launch Mrs. bald,’ . n - - ' ?8§‘."’l‘i‘;‘°§..i".&°i.".'.Elliot? l l3 3?? r3311 Eﬁpiiu"? °"°““" °~“ "'"- i" “"“°"°'“~ i“ ‘W- " “*- °° -“"~ m" m“ m" 'I‘am's ‘eyes. "You are spoiling this "Oh." said Tam. Nice of Con. w. l. gzagfrk ‘Mayan-ﬁght ‘cum’. and Mill}! . boy o! mine. All my life 1 have stance or Annabelle ci- Luke-they gloves. There was as cards sent to srn were inted to su lies worked hard to kee him an m; had been very good about sendin “ck u“ “ﬁn” mum. m. y,“ gm- nhoo] ﬁ m‘; dirwry person. Just like other peop- "Wm! i" Mimi" 5W“- A" —-- also boxes and cards sent to our s vim. g: ii: relations com- le, and now you are undoing s11 once even old McLaughlin had seen ' m,“ m u“ “w”, 43'“ m‘ m‘ at" to it. She ha deluded Nathan by 24th annual meedns or the school ' w‘. Wm“ m“ ﬁchdiml m,‘

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ing her lips together. "See, he's ﬂlﬂlliht they were a luxury-

The some florist friends Central Royalty Women's Insti- tute was held at the home oi Mrs. Plus O'Mera on Nov. l. i965. with Mrs. Stewart Wri ht the retiring

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Oommittee reported sdiool needs in be cleaned, maps repaired At home they knew she wouldn't ““§,,§°"‘°c§§,m“°}§po;ud “N cards sent. Delegates to '1‘. B. Ilea- gue Convention gsvs sn in ting "m plans complete for goers: ﬁionner for our ret id service

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nace," themums, plump and spicy si rt 1m- ttn em read and ll!- um _"But really iic’s_ very CIOIISOlBII- dull red oak leavesﬂlust tliigsenof pNVICI-ldeenliit. “lfﬂidtllt in her ad- g;§y@_“°“°'_“9“ h” my‘? a with °fh,°'§,°°" mm h‘ tious. fie tendsn five or 51X times them. They looknlike jolly fat dress ank the members for M, "pond “we PM,‘ mm“, , w“ a day, mm said winningly, sultsne-dont they? she asked, re»- their cooperation during the past "at"! h“ bu“ “u” m o“. _m' . 59m ._ "And he save up his 10b where fresbins her 1m aqainst the wvl year. - mum“, ‘an m; pm- ' ' w- < ,3“)- he was earning good money and and curly petals. ‘They like me. h-essurer, Mrs. Orison Archibald mu ‘at’ “Wu” n,“ n. Bu“ Banal now hlesnsponging all his meals They think I'm Istlma.’ I like "ported $40.61 balance from last M" mm coo an“; ‘m: _ mm“ w.‘ "QT, Y1“... - d N u, 1 ‘hem- “muftamﬁ “E” “d 3°“ i“ "i" mﬂP“ i" m‘ Ym- “m; Pres‘. ' and Mrs. Archibald, James r, m-s r LO iei cric a an n an sensuous s ns She opened the mplp (so; and government gran Cont“, my“ a“; Pun o! V” ("QMWL Audmrk w.‘ we,” agonized voice. little white envelo and then g7_g0_ Pantry sales, card parties w“ o“ 0d by m‘ “wk n“ w _ n Oh, "I suppOse if the girl is ‘so frowned so that Nat an was aware gﬁgmoon to; 5nd banal‘, ssiq o EEaWM on. mo" m“ w" “and m Th. mam,‘ “Jowmd “d . a foolish, Mrs. Periile told him, it o! her astonishment. 15mg; human, box, collections and ‘ ‘HM on" “m” “M” m,‘ new“. ha“ w" an“ b, m‘ i“ i'°"ei§tieniiynbus‘i§si' x1“ “S335” “wm-v" M "Mo; m “°'““i°°-‘ " '”" "‘“"““ “ “m boernohes smsuiiuiis i» mm were 11mm aulmd by the mum» ‘Y “i? e‘ a - of $366M. use pol. in e Next tobe held one s @..:*=:~..:*:e.::., yo: tr w" wit“? new...“ moi-chewy» a, ma: it“... ma‘: e ....é:.'.'*i..'i:... .. s. . “WW... t... R0 wi_h you a e. r e came oo s the cs . It m“ ‘ma. s“ uugqymhw “a, , b0 m: moth" "u: T m, muuuwhmnmdwu. think modern girls had more sense, said. Please come back to the Toc- 8m, grid res s for sick and shutn X w "n, m“ but I see they are just the same Toc. I miss you. Cary Beversnge." m, $1150, dong-Mung to T, B. Les- last yea-r "u?" - \

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' "No. imagine it was too late.

He didn't seem able to adjust him- self again, He really died, I'm a. shamed u; say, from drinking too much synthetic absinthe."

She ventured: "And maybe he had too much. freedom."

"The artist can't have too much freedom.” Said Nathan. "And no- body, nobody should let anything interfere with his freedom ing. Even love can be spelled with either an ‘q.’ or an ‘i.’ Personally

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