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CHAPTER-VIII

The entry which Kitty had made into her memorandum book concerning her appointment with Elsie Pretorious would have been cryptic to the outsider. But the Charlottenburg, peeping, could have translated it offhand. Sierra, Perhaps. It read: Thursday. Five. Tea. Stafford. Elsie Pretorious. Cat's-eye.

Cat's-eye jewelry, wrought ln g, tiny studio shop which Kitty, at infinitesimal rent, maintained in conjunction with s" bookbinding friend. had me‘. success and an exclusive Fifth Avenue jewelry 11°F had commisrioned her for odd pieces. Her most successful brooch was a circlet of silver leaves which formed the mounting for a. cat's- eye. The original was exhibited in a small glass case in the Wal- dori-Astoria Hotel. A duplicate of this successful brooch held the soft fichu at Kitty's throat and caught darts of Pretorlous firclight, “How's your aunt Sally?" inquir- ed the dowager of her godson, snapping large segments of cinna- mon bun into her mouth with dis- regard for crumblness down her front. "She's in Saraboga with Uncle Hall and two of the girls." “New faces, not Saratoga, is what it takes to get those girls husbands. Ever been to Saratoga, Miss __ er - a -" "Mullahs, cousin Elsie." "Foul at names, excuse me, Miss —er—-o—" “N0. I've never been in Sara- toga." What Kitty did not add was that she intended to go and was al- ready negotiating with one o! the large hotels to display her cats- eye successes in a lobby showcase. "Can't understand why my feeble-

her unattractive daughters to Sar- stoga out of season. Besides, Sar- atoga without horses is beer with-

out skittles, whatever skittles are." ‘ "Outvin St, Louis, my grand- father used to go out for his beer on a. Saturday night‘ and come home the worse for wear and shed- ding watery tears, because in Am- erica he couldn't play skittles with his beer in the good old Erin fashion." “I thought skittles were some- thing to eat, like fish and chips, whatever they are." “You come to our home some evening when you are in a cock- ney mood and we'll have fish and chips!" said Kitty, already beginning to design a future rela- tionship with Elsie. "Beer and chips won't be our only lure. If you don't fancy them, we've al- ways bees’ tongues or nlghtingales‘ wings on hand."

"Not all can choose. Some have to go."

inherit four million. What does she do but decide to fill in her spare time by drying rose leaves and selling sachet bags for Christ- mas presents. I bousht eight, and

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Ellen's lliary (Continued from Page 2)

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1n n big bed of his own in a room i which looks towards a hilltop and ' the sunrise-and tonight's exquis- I ite moonlight. we shall come now I to catch a nap in our interval oi’ walling for Rob and Karolyn lo return from a social outing to the ¢lly—her homf-tizivn.

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"Poor me, I'm not sure if that's what I have, but I dry my kind of rose leaves for a living, tcc, but I dry them in order to est." "Well, your friend. John Bald. wlrrs daughter, certainly doesn't have to dry rose leaves in order to eat, does she‘) I hear he's made an arrangement that takes care of his daughters before his death._ Or don't you bachelor girls gossip about one another?" "You couldn't gossip about Bier", Baldwin, Mrs. Tweed. any more than you could about the Himalaya Mountains. She's one ot nature's peaks." _ - The coolly in-srisate eyes o! Elsie Pretorious turned on Kitty, as so many eyes turned upon her. Sud- dﬂllly. ill s sort of ﬂooding pleas- ure. as if at the sound of a melody or a pleasant sight. "Why, you cute dear, I think you're smart!" "Didn't I tell you she was God- mother?"

“N0. You merely asked mg to meet so ie who sounded llfQ-‘ some. Tell '...e, Miss Mullaly.

whal- d° YOu especially do? What rose leaves do you dry?" ‘Among other things I make jewelry." said kitty, her hand ly- mRTflBIE-Xﬁd against her ticiiu. “ s are thi a throat" y n‘ t your _ "Yes. I've been thinking ever since I entered this room how per- fectly moonstones would go with YWY 0010mm. Would you accept this brooch? From ms? 1t match“ your lovely coloring so much her. ter than it does mine. I'd love to zive 1t w you,” said Kitty unpin- ning it and handing it across the coffee tray. "You made this by hand. won. derfull The cat's-eye looks like 5 star sapphire. I've a passion rei- star sapphires." A racing thought went through Kltws head. causing it to jerk backward like g, pony’; pullgd sharply up. "Star sapphiresl I saw a dream the other day in Olin's. A gorgeous milky beauty with the star high up in her. You would be angelic in it! Let me groom you a star sapphire neck- m» "But my dear Miss Mullins. star sapphires cost a klnlfs ransom!" "Don't be practical“ Don't, PIER-Fe d0ll'l5- I can't bear the vision of you in star sapphires ruined by your being practical." "Tush, my dear! Don't let your imagination run away with you. If my Oklahoma oil doesn't stop pouring down into Hades instead

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