w.

PR j chapter 0L,

‘ I must sv-"jlhlmi H!‘ W?!"

nuts mo.

. t in tiieionu iiultbtw A; tor iniltlu- 1 W“ more than to get back to our pplrilllflli in the oity. We there-mere,

to hiiitherjs des-

w- mo ‘lives . 9c mIIflOIIJPRQtI ill.

‘noveisnt she we w ed it to

1min cutiios out toriiee us this

,"i suitl. "film's ‘taking n va-

t‘. We can't go until ulnar - ._-.~-... --. -

, rim, vi-iiiiu with a little ~» I'll tell her how lhlllth i

1o go back. 111111

ti.‘

n" kc to bed and target it tiii tomorrow. l ‘answered . »_., no innit trons the village inorrow at‘ live. 0o o! in the

1‘ il the mofalfl a - i'li\110 you =1 thanks,

EPAQI 1'0 LIIAVI

it we all live ‘$03 1111!‘ tor l l‘ or so. I'll‘ write to

i

I'll. jVi , answered. To»

‘is too for awai-

aiiied a little in the dark. ‘ore is no tomorrow in the ‘itloilollh or youth though ie is u tomorrow tar them in looks at the present ‘tent, agexiooit» backward oi us are content to live "and believe in.' the future. unhappiness, too. i-loun isterl "”‘ till awoke. I got up and look- down the haii. The light shone ‘may under the door oi her l.

w) my own thoughts too, ‘ than enough to keep me , Esther said several she wanted togo w the city lwas sure reail yintendedto do it. There (several reasons why. _ thing. i ‘bad only “i; mono! tor part oi the year 1 pd it over with ldsther only

1 tins her " restless

‘Minter. and now r? one

1 t morning.

l 1W ted 110th-

o ‘tastier

Won't Bud to-

and write

i

times

10a ,

‘ a ‘krlllllormoci

Merit" tug-Ia ‘m; . on .

bottle-o! emulsion you llllflt, _.

39"" ‘zm-Tillllllwlnlll- JZ-lh

i"

111111 11.1w‘ and he said yea. i ask-m "111 1111a rogue? lino Ill raid, not much reenter iimi lie .i dunno, 1111 was mad ‘enough to say any- ‘1111118 hf‘! at time. " “911-"9. out Yi-Jlo might give "m" 1119;111:1110)! 1° :0. ad's not to have me urounxi prying into his ‘151111- 711911 You count take your 11111116!’ and ‘use ~ it on her third year till "it was gone, else Just save it-Mhat. llttie'_s“iett or it.

. 0r perhaps you‘ might 3o In anti 111i? 1-111'11‘@'111'1111rY when your inan- ei‘ 1s 1121111 on. and I ciui- nit Jim to pay the rest or the town's’ expens- es and let mo‘ come in.

9": things stood that night as l 1113' Hwllie and thought about

em. »' Next (My i began gathering up 11°11"! 01' °I1T 11111185. putting them 31110 my old trunk-due heavy 1111111i11ets brought _out here and washed-an dried in the hot sun, 801110 more material ‘i was to sew 011- 1110 111! 111g l liad made that. summer. and other things oi that 10H.- Our plum was to be so at.» tractive. And perhaps l would not see it-qierhaps

James. iir the farmhouse with a i-nund of work and nothing to stimulate me or make iiie seem worth living.‘ . There watroniy

i-Ieienl visit to; look torwarvi to. ‘ ' .

‘up goiogto sepdiny check

a lirsl. hall

will- That, will

ol- the college

be i uiiiii

~. That will leave enouth yiink account to‘~ cover‘ our

, .

4 ‘ no ncnl fiifhiay‘

,_ ‘uiriiie harlot Jeuaarrrand “ id s ‘to keep us quilfi u fact. by bolus we might have on‘ id Hie city until

. Then Vl~would escape tire ,1 part oi the" country winter- , you know qthe cold g always

hei’. Ilflll i. i0 be

used‘ to. it. Es-

‘grumbled, Site's spent some intern in “only Fails.

u her health is never so 50nd e‘ viiiitcr. l answered. ‘She hue

id irnni December untiiilriarch’

m; . ell. she's likely to spend‘ sev- l more winters in the country. ‘Ill the syuupathy Esther ex- ed. It she'd bundle up warm wouldn't get so many‘ colds.

er u time Esther said.

synergism‘ , would. pay; V ~ as an the iiati youhgot till-i could g_ with

Fiiltlii ,. iu

.11 _ a 1111c

Jet. Jlin 3miqglit: pint‘ wiitiliiu; - ~

no‘ on.

» 1' , .- iiihg. Arte all i know owyiiat ever mysister-in iaeit..i_.giiulii.-n9t hols 111)"

~ y ioi-‘the siike‘oi getting rid otoi; sjevininontltsu she went tlfliittitiliitterrieso in her tones. Iiiiefdliaveuuoi-e time lo run

rd with that Eiastiitlte woman. 11in tell‘ you atiythin .‘ubout Ii rs ion‘ curious‘ to re‘ rain,- from

i; R1

s. ,- ‘ .- ,. ~ . ,a thing, Esther answered.

thought yehterday, when you _ . for 1.11111." 1i<211¢.1w.11.11s11t— ‘i thought he Wae“ll01‘nit‘1°

.{1.11.v11.t= 1,1 1 illtilfiehled.

myself. amen ‘ d that ho dflVlim-Eti-

V‘: ‘gum 3'3 surpri e wit) uiitiiofuii

o i1

Mt:

J

‘ ii '1‘ irlzyt‘: 1* hi"

q .

h» at?

_"l‘ ..

I got

' Poi . hurt-

H011‘! ..... vi‘ 71"»?

was ‘she i mad hyr . » _

1'1 . . 11° iota not wiiiii 1to ,, Ieitfiinwlihfifi

M! you ui-ei -

1 age?" ‘

‘_ y flmimnw srq- =sianii ‘any more.

r not s » iiiidw who

I “ Enofiit" love with 1 '

,_ lie ‘lllllflfr-f-QGVI!” '

.. l. little ‘fa

__a've

- tiiem-haiti r0111 P111111 1°" “"1"

1 ‘_ w,“ M. gimp, ‘tutti oil. ;he 90%

‘tjpuiitsssq

‘asriinitpe riitmsdi-ni- Chapter d2 -

T118 Illtlfiiing o! the do)‘ we ex- pected” Helen to arrive. hlsthor and i woritedtogethor fixing‘. up her room.‘ ~ - 1 A 1

_‘ We were gvlvlltigllrr pant-it's old room. Itfliad an‘ liiip bed. white enainelled. the pride‘ 01' Lani-aw. heart when ‘shefiiveii with us—-—it1 ‘WHILE curloiip srlairiwithuhe barsi twistcdWin‘ soihesort of iittiie de~ sigu-=so1ns7ohaira' and s -queer,|

this: "ibiit attractive.

old tasluou » eau. uugflioiij-iiiefma tel a couple tn the giuip filiwiwln

and it vrua atieast {ijesii and clean: and- made iiveablp _ by the tIoivci-s. Esther and] ivere‘ dusting and mairin-g up thahod.‘ ' "aim ah ‘at, thia

or asked iipuddonlyr inland "" '

111;1'I11.11‘i;. r, ‘ -‘.‘Vl'a aneiniiue "gi ainswei-nd.‘ "dude ‘m. ~11

_ ‘isn't she Vl’s

“mo, siiui.{*i'ii'iiio'_§_i.ii_iiiti ilil I am t mgikhe.u‘.t' i. .6 -‘ 9', ‘I flgjwhflr ii _ t1 ways dro nod unfit-mg, 5,. ‘astonished it ggwea sr pith... curious eg- [yrggiflp "i fllallflllir ,sha Wll§»3 ‘in, ti‘; ‘your , size!

Helen?" nsiiill gene's vijsi

. .. . fw- ..~~ . -

i 5 eosednt ‘on 19/811111; W111‘. '1'" per min‘ f’ _ ~ tyre had Esth- or feared ‘soothe she was hiifaitl o!‘ nonen/vy he)‘. ‘.170!- w

jwotiiiin. Noii fliém. all. l did hen ‘train. soee 11. 11111811 everything wiip it. Eyentuuil?" ibtaltgs eeea, iota.‘ for there carrho no love where there is no confidence. _ who ‘woman to whomever other, woman is n possible unpleasant coml>11' cation atitLa danger. is the 1111- iiupptelt woman in the tworid.‘ "No; she's‘ not, pretty." I answer- 91141111151118 her as‘ l saw’her treat- ui-es relax. “jilnt allots really 191v nice. andfwirli b.1161‘ l1°1~ 111111 11.11193’ . Esther tilted over at me. Then a little .slin.mefai$;i~.i:_ $111118‘, 11111111111 ovorheilt" a) .' \' ~11 gimp; yoatitlnotv why I asked up; gal‘ ;_ ‘i ‘gixessyouwe got a. r- [cpl rir‘i_t;i‘~s Hutu; l'i_n a 1091- 111

iflfspiflilqfim what no “‘0i*1ii1iiih1ig=ifi‘h‘l ' 5: ggfoo» ‘ '- ' . §Q"=dii'e“'weiit‘ o3‘. mob i“‘_ a l s _‘ ‘diljsmwih i1 Yqurfito t"- hfin film-But l $11091‘ idiflerent. Ho

stile

W- ‘°§§if1iiii.1 it's u... fault- mu aeiiztir~'w*keei> 11v the 1° magma "u; yéu early‘ married lite‘! gay» this, but l Ltntiiwl itnew the reason, torn that's uohappincsr that ‘i could -not- hell): myself. _ "nu-you tiuhu vrefr 111111111 1° nionce ti; exalt’. m $15,155:‘: gag tbs . . 15.0 . t» mpqflqq l gait nie WhOIt {afhi ' otruuciueiipnee ior thc ¢ by‘; @911: slut! writer ti’ tror is. nonm- iir- M" 1w index . aiuriiisrc u.‘ nine It comet.

and you . iuuhkjtfuvoriie Iout hm

sleds‘ ‘ w ._ ._ . .fi"hr:|ai'l‘l1ie"l\inii'! tiiiilt than ration.

~1hmllf8 been =-

mm“. yiteddhe evI k my yon-lg nsia Di-lllf mane. Anti I/diooifthot .iio would, own-ire found " s iisiier our; u”: mu. ltoiilin wait eiui I .11" spehi a- cent moron IUOOI . " helped him nip‘ ~‘

"an

_t is wit doom and rloaiiy too

slay on here with only Jim and’

‘over the wheeigbetore the carriage nfid,'_stoppeil_,e_nti_rciy' and putting] ' _ v 11939111191115 ‘"11" a“ 1-1111" ummld‘ "I70 yougturdintl it I smnlto‘? I print-iii in all that was vague and uti-

hfilh billiard, "i Milli aiii flung loot All iai-ii no alike

‘Qlllhl’ out ll this

- 1111mm» him.

. Mill's u it Wle heron. Bu; so it's only a iuiaitiii- .

lllabflfid ncflhss the room.

' [as sudden rush nt’ pity l went in

her. . .

ibook here Esther, you ‘o an 1,, and live with Violet this winter, I snitl. Even it Jim thinks he can‘: "n" 1115-1110118)’. )'t1u'll have iniiio You, can stay tiii midwiiitei; Ami Just do all the things I dill. vairu 1W1 1mm: azuin~uit you D0211 is 1040a‘ it little weight, um}- g9; sortie pretty clothes, anti corsets 111111 11° i111 Yflilr hair, and semi.- tiuitgir-iiks that,

Esther looked thoughtful tor ii moment. Then she shook her lliead. 4

"N". '1' 1111111116111“ 11. especially since I know what the city means m 3'6" 111111 W113i 860d it's tIOIIL‘ you. But. leave" Jim.

it would do him good, I ufgiid,

Ho woui.‘ illlrlS you nail he uw-iiiii learn to appreciate you it you Wow away from him. You've never 11111111 flflberated tor more than a week during ail the time ‘you're been married." ‘ "No, Esther said decidedly. I ,$11es.a I'll stay where I can watch Ihim. l would be worried all the ‘itiine ii 1 wasn't here. No, you go r011. and have a mice winter.

' H illlidN COM ES Chapter 6H

l would have to,

~ ii we created n sensation when we iii-rived with our new clothes and what Jim culled /our "city manners," CBNIl-illi)’ Helen IIIPGW us till into shadow.

Violet drove over to the ruli~ road station to meet. her, and when they came up to ttie house, it was ut the slack time oi‘ the day ~ivliiin the men were coming in from the tields for supper, when the children were assembled in their own yards waiting the un- ‘nouncement oi‘. the meal and when ameinber orsooieiiob ianiiiy was out on the porch. ' l went outta meet them when i heard the horse coining. ‘Like all country ‘ioilts, we knew the pccul» lav characteristics oi‘ our own horses, and could distinguish their‘ way 0t‘ trotting from the

Bil. ~

numtioleiiiud Lpui iiiiiio Jair. vi um the buggy with the ton! nurse prints 119a. brought 111111111! 110W". 11ml tin-re was Helen. 11111-}iiént~tn ymir- hair.‘ wit» suiii. “mu soul will iiliviiys loud you.

with us. and n . ed a large iur at, 4 hope _- on the bllf-IGI smock ovsr a

less and (mullet-is. in a green ilann~ white flannel

skirt, the smock, trimmed with

o! my brasecantiiiestioksl‘ broughtfcolored embroidered wool roses. prqmiq 11m", lug-gimp , \'l_‘s rc-"tiiatid her ‘short hair blowinz in‘ the, undwe laundered. tile .c-nrtains-—:u'inti. I was used co seems ncr infigw, (iivou mo. more time in tin; CDIITSG.

Iiizaii-rc costume, and oi no novelty to me art stud-

sliort hair was after my winter in the

itflllti quarter ot tho city.

‘tiieiio! it's heavenly to son you both again.’ she cried, lumping-

iuq._iis ‘she c9u_itl.-“'l‘l|tis is a liar‘.- lnfpiace niitlihii crazy over it al._‘iitidx, ‘ifitatiffitiewlitmm the niii- nfiaunlledihdh, on the rouit is the in wondhrlulftilingi D0 those hi} fairways‘ dytveiop that mnity puigple 1m. e horizon? i shall writes pee about it. 0h!"

._ Title ‘last was because i turned tdEi-icher. who cattle out to Erect. tliefgueet‘. ‘ ’ "liintnodnced themvnud thenJim ighdwaine around on the porch iiiiiiiiaaily James ivbo. i knew. was eager to meet ‘this itiri that wedaiketi or! so much.

The greetings were lacking In iiutiiusiasinhij sudden chill foil on iitll 0111B. I-"IOITKOK entirely that Esther might’ find this woman "queer" and‘. that Jim. ‘ conserva- live to thoJ-alfdegrce. would un- do_ btediy approve.

' in] we findflisked her tor two weekug-Itiien, were ail to go ‘outtkuogether, ~ ‘ _ I

Tile ‘Qillih lasted "tlirotigh supper a lneiil made very elaborate by the addition ‘ot“sirawh'ts'rri' iam made tliatnsjiimmer,’ ii lot or vegetables and‘ no elaborate ‘layer cake. Esth or Qlarednfrankly ‘and not very piessantiyyaiitl Jim retired Into that ‘curious siieir he éouid itriiw ihdiit himself.‘ ' '

"Only James ‘seemed to approve‘ ‘~‘_oi_ course the hitreilmeri‘ stared their’ eyes‘ out. hutfthnt Wna to be ritdhcietl. - ht ‘James seemed to like‘ i-leienjatonhedieviost his sul»

l

1""’W@1l. _l»’m afraid to -

1 ill" tmhgukt

‘ treulmrnlsir-thlniis

~“*"“i~e-qpuum.~i.»-‘_.qg.; i "w" 111D. IRRUQMNI by | new

‘ nix-d.

1.

and -

, mom was. and that this tiut- was

Y l I

1

lea look, lie even talked a iitilo to hot". and his rather sleepy cyt-u ill. "l1 savenii times. Since the ituy or 1311' fitiurrtil when Jim hail Sillinlll- Pd the boy's workshop. James llilil not uttered u word ill any meal.

"Do you think the neighbors {will soc her?" Esther wliii-ipi-ri-it tn iiiv fPiiViilHy as we guIIiei-i-ii up t-iio dishes. - ’

"-1 siipptiue so. Why iiut " I air swcrcd. on ~the iielenslvo at once. "Well, she says time's going up smirs in get Into suttiothiiig cool.- ldatlii-i- said. "Let's hope Tit isn't full iii‘—~u'iiuti-vei' she culled [husk 111111318 0n the tuiiny waist ulic ivorie." ‘ ."'l‘hey wear a lot oi wool inn-i broitiei-y ‘on clothes in the city." I said crosely.» -

But it’ Esther objected to the very iilllilll iiannel- smock and, skirt tiiat Helen wore on the trip. slii: gasped a: the cool frock site crime down to the porch in. Like many girls 1n that part. or New

.mi.~i.

111 "'1°1‘ll‘ll‘ly shells. lhb suit-i being Irwin-ti rliIiri-lv wlui u» ark-atoll: Nllflll. u uiii iiiiii-ii M...

“I'll ill; _ nonio new skulls . _.. Helen iuiiil. "Aim 61111 1111 ir-mli yum-t. I'll use ‘.11 ill 111)’ tea shop."

loiir ii~u shop!‘ Esther lilllllllui] irlieii Ileien asiiiui pi-i-u. 1|). 11"‘ 111i‘ him. \“Do you soil lvil?

\\i~ had to explain what. u ii-n

also il instant-opp V111’! liihriniis about 00x. _ 1111i. ii Wit! Jami-s who was vtip ""11"" ‘J! our iiiteri-sliuu gin-st. Iic irorkeii hard and tusi all tiaiy, H1 1-9-1 nil cart)". Ili- viaiihi-ti and 61111 litml to a (‘Ilhlll shirt for sup par, and suite oil to tiii~ puff.“ uili-iwurils to talk (u iii-lien lieIiii-i iiu- lniiiil) )1» "I||i|l‘l| iiul I.||i-ri-. _"'i‘IiitiIi 0t‘ Hl't‘I|li§ this all lin- tilnr." I |li'-.il'ii Inf 5;|y_ “m. ,,,,,.,,., :li;{ i-rinu |.'.:i.',-,ii| wit.» iIi-ppi-iiiiit: Look ill iiti- liilitiiviii; iiiraiii ill \\'1l1i‘I‘ ilii- iiivittilfll‘ is. aiiil

Hui tliilt‘ was illifliili ' ilii

11"‘ 1""'1111Klii and tlii- .-ip.ici-. bi“. IWUPII ||il' Ira-v. (DIIPILIHJ, iiili ilpuli ri. 1i ITIIIlIIIIH tin» iii‘ 1| lr.l lrimp Kurtis. '1

"llii _.uu iiiu- piwli-y “ i-ui in i..|i|, iii-r iiitmligviii liruwii 111w- iili alight. bi-iiiiiti iii-r dark l'llli.ili-l| glasses,

".‘.ul 'illil‘il. ’i‘iiiit is, I do, writ-u )1“! liilii ~- it. Hill I*like m.it:liiii.1s. and whirls, uuii ciigini-s that iiii-ii i...tit..~ iiivri-‘rw siirt i.i pupil-y iii 1111411. i-"Yl ilivrc?" lie asked It

v. t |l|'\'1‘|‘ Iiifzti-ii Jami-s talk

- it's. ‘Flieri- would have In o. pin-try, [or there's rhythm in tiii- |Il|l’l‘ o! ii well oiled engine, and til .:ii-. Iiuiii ill flying, ivlioi-is," slit» tinswetuui. _'l‘li.it'.~; it--»tlial‘s ivliat l loci. 110111 W11 Vi?" he turncti eagerly iu his riiilci‘.

Vi iioiiiled. bobbing her golden lioati up and iinivn In her eager- nous in ogre-P. ~

‘Ft-ll Illl‘ silliit- tiiorc about it,

York, Helen illlil "gone- in" for Batik silks. in the leisure left over from running her tea room. , Slit came down iicriv lil a long} shunt-less KOWn oi silk batikctl in n.mliwch'by' design that covered ill the silk itsei-i’ shading from deep’ purpli at her it-et, through iavmr‘ tier into rose, and Ealmuiit sheik pink‘ ‘around ilier idce. A strnngei iligfglyiiliaf ‘tiugrzesti-d gazelioe and. Inf-vs niiti birds‘ ivas‘ dtiut- ovi-r tho‘ front in blues ,und greens. The? iirlii-ilo had taken’ a great deal oi" work and, as] knew, was ivnrth, lilflIly_-Illlfld‘l‘l-'dH ni-tioilaw. . “I shall do uscuri iikt- that view, prune-fields in front," Iioinn szilii|

. “Queen trees urninul Iiii- top, until

Ii. ‘nothing sun. utiiiiiiiis~s,vnibnlic1 oiios- worked intothe dvsiun, and the‘ wliolc on iorpnizc silk to silk-f 26st the. gnldnp “haze over the‘ l'ii\ltls.".. _ _

Ti".ia_wns ianguagi- new to hcr,

H-Ifortiit polite conversation. "Whait n pity. ynii Iuid

‘you burn it. ortldid ymi have ll. ii-v-' ,t=r,~ihat. you lisd tn out it nit?" Helen stared in ti pzzictl lllillllb‘

“Oh. ‘Vhobhcd it hociiiisr- I like‘ things i prefer. Ill-ally, cnniliiugi |lttiir is a waste of cnorgw-iitilc-its: ‘innit hair suits. (trio's type. Idniii linnks host With iicr hair high, its liiilfl hnsil. now. nnrl Vi with lure‘! iu-ri rlbiiutiiiito‘ knot." i There.‘ wit» a silence. i-ioicn hfilkf" It by unkind}? _

u. rofijlcsslln‘ i-lio evenings u-Iiun,

ht- 'yi¢5vcti‘t‘|im|i|:h n. hil'/.|‘

stunner} ‘i; ‘ "I Jiimgqifiitti"tielliiiziuiii-iy- and iizili‘

tisTlifstiiprihaiiuiot the power to.

inoyew. o i -_ . _.

‘V; .

'_ fitimpisr 1H _ ‘ POOR JAMES

Tim atmosphere oi‘ hostility iasieii- as. loiigaa lleien stayed. Ill she felt t~-and silo must have iell‘ it, tor a e ivuu really wry sous"- ivfl-i<illfi never lot. on. Anti tiitiugli when weieft, the air oi‘ disapprov- .iI was‘ still like u thick cloud around us. ill’ some measure i-t had i-ightelusit.

Bil-t attired. Jim refused to ai- inw Viplqt to go bank to the city iii flil.( ‘ I

"i won't have my daughter Iiv~ lug-near ‘such a woman" he storm- 0117"}. did thiitk Enid‘ hud somv solute. lrut-"1i guess Esther wit» right, she hasn't. Not only‘ 1818 1191‘ know suclrpeoplc, hut knows‘ ‘etn iinreeitfazwomiia cuttinS of! 1191 ‘Iiiii'i'_".likfl’.>ti.?rtian. and smoking! it ziitift nioralfli ‘

IQWOtIiIIon ‘Bil Iultwflstheifsv eyes. ob tuna-Jim» 1 y.- bqrcfiinzonio ~thnt can' talk utitliitwiiinieig rmid unme that can't, sud “etiliiLfAfidYlim slibsliiéfl.

Mttqnfthot “nothing was said tiitiilnst‘! our departure tor tho city; "Wii-‘wdre ‘even allowed. to l!" _ wvithout. uucatioml

iiiiifih the college did not open

until’ QQPCPJBIIPI‘. [int Violet. dill’ have one ‘examination in tako,~tn wolf ofitrconditiim. I

“Sf We laundered our clothes. and‘ ranssckl-tl tho attic ior~morc discarded hi’ Esther,‘ liiii. which we nriglit take with its to make our iIat. still more oitflilsitiiinad‘ and quaint in ap- pearance. " __

"A. potilect’ treasure hoipic. liai-

s through the those lovely

lldeiily flared up She swullli

Ittios‘ havens ltwiui otlnwhnt ‘its all so quaint. - - - "i nkia‘! this." one called out

.‘i'

I liulfliyiionipiexioiis

Dal uoolhticunflali. 811411115‘ OlltliiFfifi

MOGIwn i ~ Ill _' i.".'.'.'.i'£."2.'i.., .4» eienu I

‘Cnticnra Insure: ‘T. ,,, Iveiv

w -

we tlllnuteriittor. holding 1110" ' n‘ ‘ilrge‘"~holti' "isn't this llliillliifl,‘ but isn't; it lovely. VI do Y0" 1111111,‘ yntir‘ mother would Rive. it. to me- - york-Pay ~-nvei"ythil'ik till 11"“, 1" - intn in" VPIHIRM. Iiccrin! rough‘ the itionm.‘ ' 1 ' ‘iitiaeenis to be an ocean or hinn Pl breaking win a shore ni peirli- sheila,‘ "Plfll explained. ~ bringing the obiertnver. tn us. “Oh. ye: it's a handkerchief Iiox lily, a to mother wlii-n_ shv‘ was‘ a . iartvi paid‘. “l rcmcmhcr ‘lilo Hitched hall’ the snails ort- w. shy and ale them. .w.lt.h a blue

llh

Rita‘

i d-onflyldeiiiltiésthitt stimuli aiiotiliilzihinii JZHINJFI. lili‘ boy fairly Iilosei- nfHiim-ii uiit.

-—sat'i'ificlng all

‘wouldn't.

complained.

0VHl"_\‘i|||flK_ tor whcti they are nid m some help; on they goyu-ollcac or

marriage or something And iii-rs Iain alone. ivitii all

Iieivii spill. Sim silt down quietly 11151111°11\"‘1.\' feeling she niust not break tit.» thread of the boy's thoughts.

l iiail ii little workshop WhBfP. I had a pouch oi an ciiginenflio said |li|l'i‘iI’lii)‘. I mode it run by using :1 strap ziiiii pulley, hilt I was going to m-i it put-toot. as I thought it out. lllilll take It OVPI‘ to a garage whorl» I ivnrk some times, and

site turn

N

moming, 7

atullllltb YIADIIIAIR

Established I780

>~t:ii‘l. it going with gus—it. was a. gzistil-iiin i-iiglne, he explained.

"Ami what happens-d?" ileien asked.

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