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‘There ‘was a sympathetic twinkle in his eyes, and Jean, suddenly sensing ‘the “little boy" in him which l/urka in every grown-up man. flashed back:

"I believe that's exactly what you would have done yourself in your urchin days!"

"I believe it is," he acknowledged. laughing outright "Well, the only _ thing to do now is for me to tow you back. Where do you want to, go—up or down the river? I “Up, please Igwant to get backi to Staple." ! He threw a quick glance at hcr. “Surely you must be Miss Peter- son?"

She nodded.

"Yes. HOW did you guess?"

“My sister, ‘Mrs. Craig, fold me a Miss Peterson was stayin: at Staple. It wasn't very difficult, oflcr that, to put two and two to- gather."

"Then you must be Geoffrey Burke?" returned Jean.

He nodded.

“That's right. So now that we know each other, will you come into my parlourTh-srniling. “If I'm going to take you buck, there a seems no reason why we shouldn't accomplish the journey together and tow your boat behind."

He held out his hand in steady hcr as she stepped lightly from one boot to the other, and soon they were gliding smoothly upstream, the empty craft tailing alone in their wake-

Roi- a while Burke sculled in silence, and Jean leant back, idly watching the effortless, rhythmic swing of his body as he hem t0 hi; oars. His shirt was open at the throat, revealing the stronr, broad- bosed neck, and she noticed in n detached fashioii that smnll, fine hairs covered his bared arms with a golden down, even encroaching on to the backs of the brown, muscular hands

She found herself femlnlnely conscious that ihc most dominant qualify about the man was his sheer virility. Nor was it just a' matter of appearances. It lay in Sflnwlllifle more fudamcntal than mCYflY externals. She had known men of great physical sticngth to be not infrcqucnlly glftgd with an almost feminine gentleness o; "fitme- Fti she was sure this latter "lllnlcni Played but a small part in the make-up of Geoffrey Burke.

The absolute eve with which he

water seemed to hcr in some way ilpical. It conveyed a sense (if mastery that was _ unquestionable,

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primeval male, form-nu dueling, of the type who 1n n, different ate would have cheerfully bludgeoncd his way through any

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and every obstacle that stood be- tween him and the woman he had chosen wards, 1f necessary, bludgeoned the lady herself into submission.

across hcr thoughts, and she looked round, recognizing the piece where she had moored hcr boat earlier in the afternoon.

skcd.

alien! polnting-"stuck trunk of a tree-and looking as though they might topple over at any moment. I smllo—"thall; my ‘small boy’ theory was correct. I believe I could even pul; n. name to the particular llmb, of Satan responsible," he wen; on.) "You moored your Willow Ferry side of the stream, and our lodgvrkeeperb kids are a} troop of youn: demons They want‘, a thorough good thuarhing, I'll scc that they get it before they are much older."

rescuing the sculls from their pre-i carious position, restored them w the empty boat

few minutes later, he helped Jean out on the little wooden landifl81 .placc at Staple, “I think I'm rather grateful to the small boy-whoever he may be!"

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as his mate-and, after-

"B61195 where you tied up, than?" Burger. voice broke suddenly

"How did you divine that?" she “It didn't require much divin-

There are your soulls"—~ up wgsinh the

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Hc pullcd into the shore and

"All the some," he added, as, a

She laughed and retiorted im<

“I'm sure I'm very grateful to the

bigger boy who came to the rescue."

There was something quite un-

consciously provocative about her as she stood there with one foot poised on the planking, hcr head thrown sent the boat shearing thmugh the back a trifle to meet his glance, nd a hint of gentle ralllery tilting‘ the corners of hcr mouth.

The cavc-nfan woke suddenly in

cren a lttle overpowering, him_ He was conscious or an almost b Y irresistible impulse to take her in a ove and bcfckQ an other things, m5 arms and kiss hen

But the

and con- gpinTiiiloliS of the centuries held,

nd all Jean knew of that swift

flare-up of dcsrc in the man be- side hcr was that the grip of hi8 lmnd on hers suddenly tightened so that the pnin of it almost made her cry out. I

And because she was not given to

regarding cvery irnmzvrrlcd man she

inst in the lgh’. cf a potential lover 5E '

_,,_-; 5mm women are prone to do-

nd because, perhaps, her thoughts

were subconsciously preoccupied by a lcan, dark face, rather stern and weary-looking as though from some past discipline 0f pain, Jean never ascribed that iirrcc pressure of gilt! hand to iis rightful origin, but merely rubbed hcr bruised fingers

urecptctioitsly and wished ruefully hat men \vcrc not quite so muscu-

1dr.

"I'll go with you up to the house," cmarkcd Burke. without any

elaboration of "by your leave."

She was pvivnt/cly of the opinion

that hcr leave would have little or or nothing to do with the mailer. if this exceedingly autocratic and mascullnclndivldual had decided to accompany her through the pork. accompany hcr he would, and she might as xvoll make the best of it.

He wns extraordinarily unlike his

sister, shc thought. Where Judith Craig would probably scck t0 atla'n hcr ends in a somewhat stealthy,

at-likc fwshhn, Burke would cm-

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“will you come in?" asked Jean, pausing as they reached the house. "Though I'm afraid everyone is out“

"So much the better he replied promptly. "I'd much rather have ten. alone with you."

“That's not very polite t0 the others"—smillns a. little. “I thought the staple people were old friends of yours?"

“So they are. ‘That's exactly it. I feel the mood of the explorer on me this after-non."

"You're one of the people with a penchant for new acquaintances, then?”. she said indifferently, lead- ing the way into the hall, where, in place of the great log fire of chilller

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"No, I'm not," he returned blun- tly. "But I've every intention of making your acquaintance right now.”

Jean rang the bell and ordered tca- l

"I think perhaps I might be con- sulted in the matter," she returned llzhtly when Balnes had left the room. "The settling of question! of that kind is usually considered a woman’s prerogative. Suppmiflf- Supposing"—smiling-“I don't ask you to tea, after all?"

‘mere was a smouldering firs in the glance h: bestowed upon he!‘ vivid face,

"It wouidn": make a bit of diff- erenee-m the long run," he replied deliberately "If a. man makes 11D his mind he can usually get his own way--over most things."

"You can't force friendship," she said quickly. It was u though she were defying something that threat- ened.

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