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f F‘ i Continued from page 2 ten to Yvonne playing a little for me." “No parties, theatres. amusements and recreations of any kind?" 'Well," said Richard. "I can't go

to those things because Yvonne wouldn't understand them or enjoy them, and I dont’ like to leave hcr

_ alone. She's alone all day as it is."

"Why can't your wife go with yyou?" ' "She doesnt understand the lan- guage—phd then she prefers her peasant dress to our American cloth- es. She always attracts attention be- cause ofher costume, and neither of us like that."

ladies. she did."

Richard moved a little uneasily. He was glad Yvonne could make nothing of the conversation,

"The fact is. he replied, “that when we were married I asked her to promise not to change in any way -_clothos, speech, manners and so on. It probably was a bit foolish, but we get along pretty well this way, she is satisfied, and its too late to change now." ‘

Dr. Lorlng nodded. "You mean you hate to admit you made s mistake when you exacted that promise," he said.

"Not entirely," Richard disputed. "I still prefer my wife to be modest and 1 home-loving, and then after living with her several years I frankly don't think she is fitted for anything ex- cept the life she ls lepdblg."

"You've asked me to tell you what ls the matter with you, Dick." Dr. Lorlng moved the chessmen here and there. "The matter with you is that you are leading the life of a hermit when you ought to be taking your place in society, You need friends.

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recreiftion, you out of yourself now and then." "But I tell you thats impossible

ally.’

"Dress her properly, give her a few English lessons. and you'll be sur- prised at how big a success she can be socially."

"No. Tm sure she hasn't the flair for it. It would either go to her head and make her impossible, would be utterly miserable—-inferi- ority complex and so on. Besides I don't want her to change. She suits me quite well just as she ls.‘

RICHARDS FAITHFULNESS

‘Then I suggest that you go out once or tvrice a week, Women don't they once did. You can have the companionship of a pretty woman at the theatre now and then — spend part of the time at the club with ‘other mom-humanize yourself, You

‘are trying to turn into a fossil and "Wont dress like the up-to-date iyou-re mo young rm, the process’.

eh? She'd be a. knockout ll‘

Richard stared thoughtfully at the smoke from his cigar. Yvonne lis- toned breathlessly, her head bent over her sewing in which she had been talking great jagged stitches.

“No—that‘s not the trick either Richard said at last. "My wife is the most faithful soul in the world. I could of course go about with some of the girls and women in our crowd without a suspicion of 1n- fidelify. But Yvonne couldn‘t under- stand it that way. she has the French idea—if I were to be friends with another woman Yvonne would conclude that there was a. great deal more to it. She has never caused me a moment's uneasiness or unhappi- ness since we were married, I don't intend to make her unhappy if I can help it.’

"may; up to you of course." Dr. Loring answered. “But the truth of the matter is that unless you alter your way of living, you are headed for the worst klnd- of breakdown. And then everything will go to smash." ~

"I'll have to rbk it," Richard said. "I'll try playinygoll a. couple of af- ternoons a week this summer, and I'll take Yvonne to the movies oftener. We may go back to France

next winter and visit her grand-f

parents." The doctor arranged the chesamen.

' Presently the game was in program. Yvonne fcrcedherself to sit quietly until the two men were too absorbed 5b notice her ntatlon. Keeping hot voice level shesald after a little, "Do

you mind, Richard, if I go to bed? 1 am very tired."

"Not at all, my can." Richard said

hardly pausing in his game. "Run along."

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BORDER-There will be divine worshi, in Borden Hall on Sunday, June 23, at 11 mm. Edwin White, the student in charge.

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