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‘high praise, for many of the men I met had been trained to dance well before the)‘ had been trained l0 have a sensible idea on any sulr lect at all. .

That was a short evening too. My Daffy went home early. But be~ M’? "19! went, I had promised to teach Ted and Margery and somel of the cthers the new steps,

"lie don't get them here until 'he~‘""° 810mm ddnnnlng them ev- ery other place," Ella said, as she tried a new stepl had been doing with Winthrop.

So a dancing class was (qr-mm that evening, to meet at my place 6'91’! Wednesday evening.

' 'l‘hls evening I sem Mrs. ‘Iuylor home in my car with Winthrop to drive Iler. “\'0u‘re too tired to walk," I told her." and Winthrop drives very well now. You need not worry about him."

"I'll bring the car back and put i! flwfll‘. You neednot. wa-lt_ up," Win said as he left. But I was sitting up when he came back with the machine. The 1w of my guests hfltl just gone, and I slipped a coat on and went out Ito the hammock, wanting to be 'qulet a few moments and enjoy the lovely freshness of the night before ,l went inooors. Winthrop (trove the car into the garage attached to my little house, fixed lt_and locked the garage. To ‘return home he had to walk around lthe corner of my little property, as

and the fact that the men will come around asfsst as you'll let them- except that they say in the village you are an heiress to a lot of mon- ey. That will keep the women iu_ . ilove with you." i

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t-he first flaw in eniogrluent. I had’ money, that was true enough. My, aunt had a great deal which 1| would some day inherit. .\Iy lather‘ lived extravagantly, but I did not’

know whether he lived up to his in- come or not. Quite possibly llv: lived; the opening, for. me, Into the me beyond it. l of lVe-slville. I adored every b“ o; How awful to ne liked for ones» llle liille place. I had never been rnoneyf I decided on a small no. v0 TIM-PP)‘ in my lire. "That's nonsense, abou-z the nlonq Winthrop did come, as he mg, ey," I said "I haven't an.\'—~ll1fll i5- gesteti, and I took him out In my only enough to .261 along on. My, car. We drove for miles and miles lacm i; suggested to be rich. bu! l; over the roads In the late afler- ublnk she spends all she has, so l-mi nouns when he had finished his 011.110! an heiress. You see, m)‘ car ilce work. {doesn't cost nlucll tu- keep-and this For In ma; time w“... m”. “W101i; hired tint-Wily/ulltl [ills hzuse ls ed until nearly 6, and 6 was melvery’, very cheap. and Parker 1:‘ 0111)‘ Proper hour for diuner-_orlbcih nurse and housekeeper. Supper as some calied it, {hgugh n. “Even so. lo their idensffll 3P? was the main meal of the day. This-rich." he went on. _"Tl,\'e_\' t1 lhlflk surprised me at first. for at XDVjEY€n $2.000 a wear Tlvh- l aunt's we never dined before ii, and, I was 111ml ll “a5 41m‘ 5° cmlhl a formal dinner was 8.30 unless we. smile without lie-ills’ $99“ ‘mmg were goingto the theatre. But IlTwo thousand! .\i_\‘ allflwance ‘m5 “as sled of the early hOIlr, for it ssh-so. and my w!“ Mug‘? m?" save some much more evening. ‘than that $01111! 9""? Y?“ m And in the evenings I liked to sill clothes for - __ ,_ ,_ out in a big couch hammock on the. Bu! I wanted to be lute-fl “fir lawn, while a-few fireflies played inl self. I mus: stop lllat .l1t3ll'0>Td and out of the trees and shrubs; story. and I Wondered how I (Oil and while the evening star rnadendo it. such a lovely bit. of silver in the; sky. In fact, there was nothing l

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. ‘my house was on the corner. He. liked better than to lie tint in the: ChdPer 9 -.- 11"“ ‘had to pass its side. then turn left lltatnilnoclkfiexrlyoolhatpds ligdel‘ Vlliyl ‘ gr“ happier and happier as land pass its front. instead of going

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‘along the pavement, he crossed the lawn. » I There was nothing surprising I-rl llliis-it was a short-cut. But as he lrrossed, he turned and looked up

. < d a lit- the blue~black of the summer night tile 4133f Z-ergzffl-folllolilizufl He“. and watched the mvriads OI stars I9 7°“ l“ ' . d - n.

' I -- hit vvereasfll-fl ‘e above me. _tl.i:. as t-Ywllg Somehow in the city we nt-verfure‘

. - 1e will smile when had stars-or it‘ we did, we never I huvpose pmp the “adventure”

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this to Winthrop. We were in from have been furiou$léV awn-y at the‘ a drive-a wonderful drive. Home.‘ U; a Bennett-ant: 0f The Ben- had collie around Ior me alter his-nous _(1Qing hotlsework.

early supper and we started off in; t 114.1 my breakfast ill herb-Pork- my m1‘. as we did nzw ever)‘ Olhvrler insisted on that. But the-u 1 . Illafs lit‘? grunt fault. .\lnr' up and her room had a lamp burn- evening. I had kept my promise and Inna», up the bed myself. swept 11nd l-'~‘r_\' has no tact 0t‘ course IIUI‘ hus ling,

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roll; WP)‘ much." I answered. [the windows were open. l1 was In "Izllll IS so swct-t silo never says l: the shadows of the trees so he ‘Wm “ll-‘ilnfil 1"l.\'0ln-. And .\Inr< ‘could not sec me. but was outlined ° mlllk “"11 UHI~'l>Ivl\'<-ll—" :lczt1~nst the Iighl—<l‘arker was still

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. . > d. Then Parker in- hill and took the winding road to: khad punhdwu _ h, I liked this arrangemenld-“Sled ma‘ I m‘!

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, _ ,- ~ :0 . . . , . l 3W2}; Tam rg?(?entgfah.“zeirjzai;.lcd and wt-nt outdoors to lit: in thl- g ‘Phi-y M] ,|,,___Hm| mus" that mm.‘ .ln lhelLtle village. But-J could not ' ganiofuned the fie.“ amuppd’ "Q, shade and rend or work‘. r ‘ lIllIlHY you “m” u, “my, Wu_.. ‘lcxplllln the lllmulse. There he was, ' ' _ " ' _'. l',; 1111' I worked. .\ rs. ' uyur "Ull, l-t'.' ll ',-; 4 - T . , _, his lull figure a Silhlue‘! ‘l t so uluch, the children lmlke atizofwlflllvagle around and Shown,‘ W. > ltl"l’| uni?" H“ l ‘mu “m! M1‘ the light m‘ Parker's lvinlitfwagfligls-Ic 33gb? ‘ma dear “a “e I“ Ellolv to do pltlilu sewing null l0, .\ll l_\'l()l‘ lllllglll-ll, hm u“, was SOIIH-illllilg so wlsttttl in hits ztt~ ' - . _ _, , darn and mom. _ "ianlzt; on “no my..." “l, h}. Em, tZtude-J do not. or did not, quite fixing"? ‘gdoivlifhrlalll "All"! T11 Keilflh multtltltrilt too. Illillil Ill-XI Wt-Hk. Fiji: gave n rpuqriknovv’ what It was. ' .‘ ' 1 ' ‘ ‘ ~ - . '~ l ' , * . l . » , , ' ‘Ilerv Guam“) a so“ Orange finish" llfvnlllhtltl lwqliiymt lduy m“ milllwitllll lll- ptirllil I ‘ it: lllu-tlllucclli Vllo turned instantly’ at the sound Q folio Then we drve bark \\'llllkl\igftxaa(ilk't1:63;“, L.” i" {on} 05h...“ ‘fr: HUIIHIIH! :11 \\ t-Ilsvillc. I12‘ ‘"5 ‘J-“lre P-Hcl vuwe w the ulutirs] , ~ < - ' * -, “. ' <- » ' _ l w... . . , the shadows turned blue zllld t/ruylclocf llous‘lx\‘orkr gardens m. Umcvl H- lll.“- _ullatr the trees. | I’ a 8

"i supposed you weresnfeiy in‘ 'llcli," he remarked. “Doesn't. the

idragon Parker carry you 0ft‘ as soon} as the Inst. guest Ieaves-n.nd s0me-| times before? She's looked daggers‘ at nle when I've stayed too late." i “Parker has t1 detective story, a; glllar melodrama, ‘she'll rend nlll llrht, or until slle has finished," l‘

urourld us. and \\'iu put the I111‘ “W work kc-pt most of tllc people busy, ' And I sat curled up in a corner o1 your (ye-twp “~35 (no lnll the hanunock, While W111 s?" ‘m a day . That was "nly hour" as Win- cushion on the grass, Parker hudlthrop c3119.) in , o. light in her roolll, olhcrvviil: ‘the For l bt-uan $"l'\'lYl1-l ‘Ivn ‘llwllf; -\_>‘ I ‘wok hank lllzlrvl-l more null‘ rflght was sott and dork. 'llot or cold. ilS my gilt-eta lllvctl Vltuillull- lit tlll= Illilllillltu" u: those first;

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‘ I _ ‘ _ _ V IIL s 0i lily Iilllc Ilollse. p“; 1n _ rel m H _ rm up k_ Q O Iare of electricity, and one can tlble that we ltept on the ll1\\Il. 1111s“). H VH5 m‘, “m, m,“ for “n”: . l< _$\\9 i. 1181"?! t1 '1 9. 81' ' a g . d ma, n lwns drawn up to my blg lliillllllOCkdnly me I ‘m, u. v ' I ~ m ers one weakness is melodrama.‘ , ’ L‘)‘.):e‘:§§l?nt1l~t's'tllc right idea.“ where I could Ican Ilack ill !ll'.‘,]_ Cunflanpe‘ Ekfrlllllglb’ Al]? wmceflslle rewls l" b10311 311d 8011i" l Winthrop said. "I'm tired of stars, Corner with all the cushions Dlltrtluhe Mule!“ as “um Th: "1 klmw- will’ 11° Y0" SUDPOSB I ‘hate them. I hate this village. helm“! m“ "ml yet be “Me mini lllt‘ (‘OIIIIIIZ iIt-bulllntcs" wt ‘llvumt gentle-mnnmble Soul so dams. _,, reach nll the tun things. [revonud in m“ while.‘ r v ;Ll<l , upon descnmlon of 1m. fellow 1,9,. an-Yvvligthrop” I protested. "This, .\Irs. Taylor was. ottcn then-MW‘, m" 9 (rplmkl, 5“ 0' “m”; [OH-HES chopped into bits. or beautiful '- dear placel‘; lMargery and in]? cm“? 0mm" Bu: the lllillllrfll ‘lll. hi!“ ‘vgladles ‘falling on Elms?" \ I CANADIAN PQSTUM C deal pm who‘ "slililztll __-»/ o... on. ‘T t m“ °°": “Pimi” hatel these Sttlltid 990919» so? mm was ‘married’ the other engagjlllc village haul :1 party it W011‘. into m yen um ' e- 030" 0 Factory. Windsor

"Stupid! How can V011 51W They're so CIIEPIJIIIIZT-LIIQY W“ bee" so nice to me. Theres E\l_fl—- h "Fat nose and Dfomlilmg ‘eel, and eyes’ that's 1211a. And the (lib- positl0n of a cel- "l.\In.i'Z9TY"“ , "H-ated sohozl and never line“ f1 lesson was crazy 0V" ‘he “Y5 "d grfled the first. man she could Sgptlrlllre She's too silly even 1° know she's unhappy!’

lit with all its soul, and ituvats “dllwknown anything mme thrilling than

“l -. .. . . . . it T a n- rk ‘led ut of tlle "I sllzlll miss sitting ilcre ultimo t" "Mk9 UP "S P851- tlle IolIowJ o see a A er Pu“ '0

plaving Indy when you go, Connie, l"! Qwvlllnf-l- T1119 Ilil-llll 01 1")’ llilrtfhvwer 1am Bunnqen And :23] ‘h? Ella said once as we idled over tllell {lll-lived until late ill the lllornlllg [lmnd them“ M“ ‘as f}? S‘. lawns?“ lei lwln loci. until .\lrs. Taylor noticed was sum ng up‘ gone, out be “p11 “list; the 3055i]; 1 hem- gugh my puller and sent one home. Illllod Me :ir0vmed' Vvre s, gray}, gave a lot of It here." Margery announc-Illnd u IllICnlOgfiiph, as had lllzlllv- ohms 1 “g5 we a e ‘ so ed, helping herself to another muf-jtlle pcople around me, and .\ve the thing we never c?“ 20558321 fin. “Say Cull, have you met Benldancevl out on her broad porch. jwe ‘akefut our deg m y rm ng Aiarlowe and his wfie vet? They're I sent for a phonograph too, onufibfPft l‘- thc swells 0i’ the \'lllutw—" a lot or records, and gave iI. pol-iv h“ 3"” Parker’ as a nurse’ “Don't. any ‘swells"' Ella reprov- u“, m.“ week, clearing my Hvinglwould not revel in seeing bodies

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features were too irregular for illls, yet. feeling wonglerf thalt. But his hair was thick and his ed and pleased by it

“i” were Wide and intelligent. his] "Don't not like Ella wlhen some- lntrltlithpwas firm, he carried hintself-one tells her she dances well!" he “e ‘ ‘ropemy dressem “m will‘! "Why should you pretend pass anywhere, you're not all these things?

ully warm- pen to IIIIG. Art the same time,

_ sllelventilatted dance halls and drinldllfl ‘W011i E0 RIOHR. because she

llasand eating Indigestllble foods. The? always lived here in Weilsville nnd don't try to dress and act as she would be like n cat I na strangelthough they ‘had more money I11" Eflfrfll flllyrwllere else. She would they really have. it isn't neces-

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.. You not even live in any other hotlse sar -—" ‘ ’ R9‘ " ' I ‘C ’ I - i . ~ lcliopped lnlto small bits—" After a time he spoke know " y .

"Bill Edwards and’ Jimmy h mp and dont call lei‘ 011- room of furniture so .1 dozen oi us __ . 1 . 1 “H “use ' _ You are. lll the town. and when (hey were “l; 1on1 possible. Everyone In

ucrazy about you. oi coelirifisll mag lhknow sllefioestil t llkgeonit, onlylllad room to dance. 1 wore tile bitl- b aliibsttitlmsglroavgoiltrdbsi-itgtl gorges) Comma Yglltliprnetndaigrb all. I know Ilm iglnomnt about the 20ml: to build a row of ‘houses op- Wellsvlille knows what everyone wouldn't. ‘he’! Ioure IN‘ h re ‘You s ‘es oolswea itlflflhy - H Fists dress I 11nd made myselt. | é] , n d-L n r "road ‘Nicks l “Dram - Yo b0 e so real t of life, I answered serl-|posite our place, she bought up else Is lmakirlog." an?’ girl that ever lived e . . I wou dnt ca er Con “Mm you me the whines, (hwy vll am or e o le a g . u go a1 ut making ousiy. I may be more proficient in

l when You dress lllllvt like lit-r I always giv blllYlpd ‘he Whole blwk at an exhorbitantl “That's tllo beauty of lt- It 11"“ (11-935 different Y’ ' .

H - pt-rson llrrc." Ella renlorkctl Inlwllh the “FY9515 (We In 1° mlfllllefl everyone ‘tetwll 5'0" “K119911118. and the silly, social things-J’ price to keepdt as .11 w. 1" m; lid basis. Oh up in your real clothes andnnlfinl I162! friends nicknames. d “ma, digappqinttmenf“ --(;.,,.nle'.because slle vl-ould not reveal Stge all the time Y0“ lflvww 41 mew! dell! "What do you call real things?" "That's sweet of narrate have so Wirzligsitogo: tired I am those aprons. They" '3“ f“ Oh’ but I h“ l" I pmteste ' where's the heavenly blue tulle Secret of “her miners papers- e m°wm° and 3M"! diarafilerfl than he demanded standing up. '

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“Margery is so frank," Ella be- gan. This was n. favorite complaint of hers. "She allvuyll tells every- one just what she thinks. I wish

of the little sham and deceit and "‘ She lost the empty lI-Ife of the city. "19 5"’. wn is going ly men and vnpid girls, the l8" W11. 0111' place Is worth less tllan‘hours, the wmnen with Palm“

Showed nmunerefy’ never has ltad a tihrlll in once? we," “mt;- lller life and she wants ongalteltid-

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we do. You've had a much broader experience."

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Hemford N. S.-—" I am the mother of four children and I was so weak after my lut baby came that I could ~ not. do my work and suffered for months until n friend induced me to try Lydia E. Pinkhsms Vegetable Compound. Since tukin the Vege- table Compound my wen ness has left me and the pain in my back has gone. I g1 tn friends who are troubled

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“From Con! You might take a lesson from her yourself!”

"But I'm the one taking lessons! I pllt in. “Look here, l'nl making ll (lress, Parker is showing me how to join the seams with fngoting." This divvrtotl the tulk for a mo- ment. The dress was cnrcfully ex- amined, and some other people crime In for ten. "It's nice bntiste," Ella rcmurk- cd. “You didn't get It Ilcro." "N0, that stuff is a (lollnr a ynrll I got some with that silky finish when I was In Now Ynrk——" ono woman nniri. "This was on old (Irons ripped up and made over," I Ilnatcnell to explain." An idea came to m0 then Iflprtended tonlnkc over my old clntllcs, surely they would not think mo an heiress! But llinrgcry was cxnlnilllng the dress. “You do nice work." shn said. "I wish 1 hnd the patience to sew" so nervous, when Init down to work alone I wnnt to screnln. So I have to jump up and do house- work, or go out nnd lice somebody. "Colne here nnd new when I do," I suggested. "We'll work together. They you can tnlk to me and you won't get nervous." "I'll come after lunch tomorrow‘