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F - E F Morton laughed, and assented. could I do without you!" . Morton joined her In a Nona 11y heck lhhshhlly. hhfl p “Si... told mo. one time," he an- turned enlighten her w ioln the She breathed a sigh. w“ only fifteen or sixteen, then. Audrey subsided in the corner of IIICB-Jllit l! IBIH. BO 11111011. huwf gmokjng. bgglfle her,

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"Also, _sho got up late, after- After they had eaten. Audrey th it d f Nona behind the prano.

CHAPTER “V”! gene? gills: tbzrperformance. duet, himself taking Audrey?! D15" Thhy 1011 Al”. 111'“ 11151131111" “t ast "How did she happen to be the at the keyboard. Then Mr. Sun- i

"aimed “51he11r5tr“7' M ‘m’ 5"“ swered. "Her mother and 111E110!‘ 11119101119!“ 1111101111 "P111 8°11"? w "Ye""md ‘my Sh‘ 79”“ h“ went to New York.» They had shine. "It's going to be Just one hi8 ‘lsuccess ma,‘ everything". she 1 ‘She studied. an_d went out on the Morton's car, with a tired sigh. as .ike a man? Ya 'fraid of ewthinq." “we are 80am Th.” don’; mann “Thaw were “m” when u“... suppers," she u...

“Oh 1111111" She 111181" h" 11"" 11-1: nrnr‘ alum room n, paused u. greet "Life i. awfully confusing, Isn't

A way. that aha was awfully had. sut with mo?" he annulled. ahq did stay up late, nights, didn't Nona laughed, and held out her mm glass to him. "And you. Abe-Whit poops," ho laid. played on the small upright piano. Audrey continued the discussion. and Nona sang in a clear. sweet l0- 11111 °“'I1 1195111111111“ Thu’ ‘l M” sort of girl she was!" she asked. shine sails. w" '11"°°"°“' m“ m" ‘mu’ turm] ' as they sat on a property bench, at "l'm all through singinS and 811 toward 111° 911111- o the rear of the stage. dancing," announced Lois, as they 111 111° 111°11'11" quarreled. and the father went RiEST-and gel fut!" "HBPPY?" 11511911 M°1'1°11- . nwny, She took her mother, and ' "Absolutely," concurred Mr. Sun- 11111111 119°" 1115 °h°“1d°1'- enough money to scrape by. until holiday 1'01‘ 110111- 11'1"" 11°" °n~" "W117 1119111 Y°117" she got a plane in a. chorus. She They lingered until four o'clock. ‘ ED SPIRIT LN“ _ dreamily held up her hand before .0,“ wltb n minor company. as is they set forth for home. "Shiv. why 1111M y! l!" 5'14"“ her. "My rings and pin and neck- '..a.,n¢|‘-j;- i ' l». ' "I never was made for midnight mfraisi nothirv"! Just haven't nnyl11111x. That doesn't worry _1 w... no work, ‘They got by-soino She was silent for a while, with w; spirit Inevilh- suppose I've become a stor- Thflth way. I never wanted to ask her her eyes closed. Morton was quietlyi ‘“'°““d 1115 “eck- "whal- I Wm“ i” |siIlB9l'. it?" she said, at length. huilpiuwg-cimmnlmenfl" . "There's one thing sure," he ro- "Why?" He eyed her affection-

$1..“ "How are you going to find 1!?" sumed. “There's a shrewd brain ho- ateiy. 11° “skedi “mew?” §°w ‘m’ “'7 making myself a bore to her. 1 hind those black eyes of Noah's, "Oh, the folks of us 501118 l0 11111111? don't know why I started 111,160- and she never would steer herself bad people turn out to be good H“ 11"°°d'“1 '1 “m” "me- m” 5'" ture about dancers and singersiintn any shipwreck." people. At least. they're kind. ‘mliwlislflilnlfie? gilgbmess mo” he last night. I didn't mean to do it. “\V‘hel'e’s her mother?" Audrey tglolod-hefgtttedl fiellijllzii-k £05311’ $3.3, » - 1 - , n s a oo .. “'11- 111*‘ '01“ 11° 1°" “"11 “h” lnll-Iéiusgriliahtaetlll, and put his fore- as-llgllnrnnu or five whitfa to them. They're perfect- 111-‘1111-‘81! 11011111 “W11 h“ wordy, head on his bands.‘ years ugo." ' Iy sincere about it, too." And it seemsthebestl @2111 11° W111 |Morton drew forth a pipe. and Noun was coming toward them She twisted the big tourmaline lo r1111 hlilfly 110111 11199119811." 1 h. n, , d tn aros to greet her. ring that adorned her right hand. "rnuz ENOUGH She twisted her head, so she ‘$853.. he u... “when n.1,..." .11.. ""..“.' :8"... .031“, cog, .0 u... a...» u“... .............,e.. u...“ W0...“ . Ukme... E00,“... ‘omebody, Could see his eyflh- up n prbfil0li8' stone from the "lent." she said. "I've ordered sup who came to see me in New York, nu“ u.‘ “m...” huh“. i hvsys picking on me’! I 5.1.115 you h8liD1119BI..1‘11"‘ ground. it isn't a pretty thing to per to be brought there. Abe and to tQeIi mo holw brad you werg?" _, , h.‘ ry. s e as i? . look nt. it is dull, and has rough Lois are coming," " uite we e answers . n I. b, T. I “dam”.- Drum Well, Im always out!

bemngl He 1°°11 1181 11111111 11°11‘ 111' 51'0"" edges, and its shape is lumpy. It Audrgy looked at Morton. and he "They're good women. aren'ti BURDEN EKCTORY-TRURO, "Q

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der. and thoughtfully moved her doe“... s...“ n..." n y.“ been .........,d_ they? yet they dniibel-ntnly "ind fingers, twining them together. pressed 3...... again... a when], Wm; q... m... .0 come... Audrey “My .0 make me ...|5e...b|e_ you mid wounds are deep 011611- abrasives on it. It is cut—cut The three took Morton's car, and hadn't hurt them, and neither had N11113-111111 they d0 110¢111W11ya heal-i But when the stonecutter m a few minutes were in Nana's I. So they are bad women!" Bu‘ 7°“ "mndghip h“ ma“ ‘ is through, It is brilliant, and sells small drawing room. Mr. Sun- He shook his head and laughed. ‘I great deal to me, Nona dear." .0. a m. o; money. shine nnd Loin entered a few min- “No. they're not bad, either." he 1 Sh” are" 1'9"“! emc" h" “m” "Do you get whatl'm driving at?” ufes later. said. "They are just looking at -——~- 1151111)’ 01115179195911 b91079 ha" Parrish looked at h-im dully. "I've been busted so flat, this i8 life as they see it." "Friendship! Friendship!" she Mom... we... m. --A young man U... m... “ma yivgentgrgnlnnd nny- l-ln gtbpped tn relight, his cigar. the United slates. I remember liuil left. Of course in that yeanhq 1115911 "Mhybe 11'! 0111y lflandsmppeedg polishing. It ls contact Wil-illbody in weeks," Nona said. "An old "Audrey, there are so many sides well nu exhibition doubles match American public were rather sort with you, Harry. But don't 1°“ life that polishes 111111- 30111°11111m1frlend of mine sent me a check. or to life, that none of us ever can see silo played lu Ill Forest IIlll the at Summit‘. Lengleii on accnulllof 1111<1°1111111111~I IDVE y°11-'" the abrasives hurt. Sometimes they I couldn't have paid for this han- them all. nor understand them. If year she played MPH. Mallory. The lior iIs-iuuii to Mrs. Mallory Tim 51111119111!‘ 511° 111‘°°P°11' 111111 11°11” develop flaws that make him worth- net," {we do right by our own standards. match was singed drier rile ll0llll~ lius. however, healed iliis feeling “'3 he’ head’ 511° beg“ w “'7' less. But if he's the right Stl-lfi’, she indicated the food and drlnklihafls as ninch as can be expected." lea oi‘ the Davis (‘up mnurli. The nlllll slii- will dfllllilless draw good "Them- "‘°"'""' 1'“ “'1' “°°""iiie comes out. faceted and slitter- that hall been Spread upon her cen- She nodded, slowly. "And it may mulch lind lluriily proceeded 1 few ervwdh. hht l 11111-1 my sures ii 111B1Y."Y0l1'l‘8l1l‘gd out. W8'11t11'11'0 in; like the diamond, or sapphire. u... table, ‘ be wickedness by the next person's games when n good puiiloii o1‘ the Mlle. Lengien does not apply for 3/011 1101119- 110W. D011’! £81k B11)’ or nquumarille." . Morton was looking amusedly uhstandardsl" audience go! up mid loll. and when reinstatement after a year In ihe ., . m°"9'" "I've been hurt." iParrish said. Audrey,‘ They had arrived at their home. pwilestiiollili P1111115. . Av s EWAR... ' ' lie drew her to hiill, and W111i 111° Morton \\'&lk13ll around the table- 2 normed" Sh”... girl sobbing on his shoulder, hei m. k rapped on the glass and motioned "h"... shank“...

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to the driver to turn. “Go ahead and find a new job, if At her apartment he helped her you w..." .03.

1° align" Parrish arose, and slowly moved

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ed to the others to join her. "Oh. it wasn't Harry," said the

na seated herself, and motion- ing, helped Audrey to the side-i

walk.

"Poor chap!" he said. indicating1

“ from his desk.

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“Pleasant dreams!" he called, as he drove away.

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Morton did not go to bed. Re- turning to his rooms, he bathed. shaved. changed his linen, and set forth for his office early, long be- fore Audrey was astir.

There was no trace of fatigue in his eyes or face as he settled to the heap of papers that he drew He was still busy when Parrish entered, an hour Iat- 6i‘

"Mr. Morton," said the young man, without preliminaries, "I'm going to quit again. And this time I'm really going to do It."

Morton waited.

"Did Miss Morton tell you what happened last night?” Parrish pur- sued.

The older man nodded

"i shouldn't have left her, of course." Parrish was twisting his soft hat in his hands. "But .I just can't utund It here. I'm going back to New York and start all over

toward the door. ‘hostess. "Will you open that wine.

"Say goodbye to Miss Morton for Abe?" - ' ~,i.'iIlI|-. me." he saiil. His lip W111! quill" Audreyl still stared at her. Nona ing. caught her glance.

"Surely." Morton extended hi0 "It was u. man I know-butter- hand. in farewell. "Good luck, slid-egg man!" she explained. John." . The younger girl was puflllillBi

The youhs 1111111 1911511195. M01“ her chair back from the table. ton lit his pipe again. and stood. "I'm tired——I want to go home."| smoking contemplatively. a 11111 she said, faintly. minute. Then he leisurely tllffled- Nona arose, and took her by the and resumed inspection of the Ilhll- arm, ers on his desk. _ "I know what you're thinking,"

That night he went again with she shill. "Please sit down.” Audrey, to the theatre where N01111- ‘Shs turned to the others. “Au-' danced. drey thinks it's ascandal that I got

The company, had been in re’ a check from a man. “There was a hearsal all afternoon. The 91'0" hint of indignation in her voice, but ducer and his director had been her eyes were kind as she turned busy with the pruliillk 1111119- 501119 to the younger girl. ' ' of the numbers, were missing from "Listen-it isn't always a dark the second evening? PEPi011111111°°~ secret when a girl in my profession

Two or 1.11188 0f 111B 991101111915 receives money from a man. He's had been released. in business. Customers come

The production was shorter, 81111 from out of town. They want to went, with even greater snap 81111 be entertained. So, once in a fire. while, I've had dinner with a party

As before, Nona gathered the of them. and danced with them.

again. I'm a failure, as things are."

"iSit down." Morton told him. The young man obeyed.

"I'll give you a note for the mon- ey I 0W8 you." continued P-arrish, “and I'll send you fifteen a week. regularly. I've tried to do all right, but I'm always blundering. Iisimply got started on the wrong foot."

“Sometimes that happens." ad- mitted his employer. "But what is it that worries you?"

"it's just this." Parrish rested his nrnis upon the table and look- ed earnestly at Morton. "You know I love Miss Morton, don't you?"

"Yes." said the other.

"Well, I started out by making 1191‘ Bllgfw-teliing her what she ought to do. Then, because my feelings-J’ he laughed. lnlrthlsssly —"my precious feelings were hurt.

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nlost enthusiastic plaudits of the and kept tbem happy He paid crowd, and bowed again alter 511° me for it. He sent this check be- hnd exhausted the 811001611 i0 1191' cause he's a good egg. That's all." dances. Her voice raised a little.

"Did you notice?" Audrey asked. "Why. I never even kissed bim!" "Her name is in the 118111! 0111' iMortcn was helping himself to side, tonight." a sandwich.

‘It will be in lights a long tillw- "I'm glad the subject came up." l think," be replied. he said. "I wanted Audrey to know

He was Shufflihg £119 lefivefi 01 that we can't always judge people his program. by our own standards."

"Maybe." Audrey said, "it would “I should think not!" Lois inter- have been better it we had illvitflti vened. "Why, there have been lots Mr. Parrish to come. I'm sure he’! and lots of men who gave me mou- sorry for the way he acted." ey. Haven't there, Alba?"

"Parrish," said Morton, "has quit- "Hushi" said her intended hus- not. on the train now, on his Way band, fondly." Don't think about back to New York. them any more."

the man in the machine. "He stays; up all night. arid has no fun, just

. "Bufthere are long.

[stretches when be doesn't have to‘

do anything at all. The joib ms its compensations."

It was noon when they awaken- ed. Audrey still was tired as they| discussed the news in the papers that lay on the breakfast table.

"Gu back to bed, child," Morton said, as they finished their meal. “You're de-nd to the world."

“I didn't sleep very well," she said.

"Worrying about something?"

"Yes. Me." Absent-mindedly she. made marks on the cloth with her spoon. "Nona is going ahead with her career. and Lola is marrying Mr. Sunshine, and I—-there just isn't anything for me to do."

He folded his newspaper and laid it aside.

"But I thought you were going to. he my housekeeper, and fire the servants and hire them, and order e886. and everything."

She continued marking the cloth.

"But you don't really need me to do that. It is just something you. are giving me to play with."

"W611," he 881d. "how about go- lng ahead and rescuing young men from the slough of desponii?"

Shejooked up at him, her eyes heavy.

“You mean Mr. Parrish?"

"Yes, or some other deluded youngster. Most of them are in about the same boat, at that age."

She pushed the dishes back to- ward the center of the table, and crossed bei- arms before her,

Audrey looked up In concern. He kissed Lola's plump cheek. “Did he K0 1W8)’ 116011159 110 WEI "Well, I'd Iilte to hear anybody rude Ito mo’! Poor Mr. Parrish!" "He said he was a fool." Morton had to live!" retorted Lois. "There told her. ‘ never was anybody that lived ‘The orchestra was playing, and straighter than l have." be leaned closer to her ear. Audrey timldly interposed. " "He said he loved you, and we! didn't mean to always making blunders." bad. Nona an She considered brows drawn togetb "Isn't funny?" she g to the girl." said

“Here I love you. and Nona loves Nona. wisely. "Most of the men you, and neither of us got! 8113f 81911’! 1111115erous."

place with it. And Mr. Parrish "Just sappy." agreed Iiols. loves mo, he BEYB-flllld all he can “Anyh0w," Nona went on, “I'd

say I wasn't s. good girl because I'

"I've thought of being a. settle-

ment worker," she told him. "Why not try politics?" he sug- gested. tone was light, but rned to her down-

eed the suggestion. she reached iber hand across to his. "Why wouldn't I‘ make you a 500d wife, daddy?" (To Be Continued)

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do is to make himself miserable." have been a lot happier if there There was the sound of a snick- hadn't been any men in my life- er from the row behind them. Au- except Harry." drey turned. and saw a. girl and ‘Mr. Sunshine looked up with an man laughing at her. injured air. “What's the matter "They heard us!" she whispered t0 Morton.

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I do not believe that tennis piny- ers would g0 and watch Suzanne Ifilllien play in a match with an 111181111111 flpponenLMaybe those who have not seen her would go once.

"Doubtless," be responded. cheer- fully. "And we shan't worry over that. But we'd better talk about something else." ~

The lights flashed before the musical director. ‘He broughtf down his arms with a swoo , and" the orchestra glided into the 09011-

lng number of the second a.ct. The or“. ‘Mmwoym. I "m." curtain ran up. and Nona danced ‘m. “u.” 9.. m, bud“ n into view, followed by the chorus. “ma.” "m" “d” m... “m.

1'1" 111119 11°11)’ 111111911 1111111 81".?‘ turnedeaalaah and was very sore ed and bent. She floated about .54 rd, “m”; “Hm “m,” the stage as lightly as a ‘bit of and kept epraading llllllflny tin. tli-istledown. As slit finished her pnqnnnnynsnd ylghlt, lennid dance. she sank Into a heap in the notpm my hands in water nor do center of the stage, her arms out- any work. I did notfotmueh sleep stretched, her face buried upon at ht on aeeounto theirrltation. her knees. ‘ “ need other remedies without

The thunder of applause that Illlsh IIINOII- IIIW Clltiellli IMP arose drowned the orchestra, as it lid 911105011! “Vvflllld I114 I011! began the movement for "the en- 1°1"1"°"111P1'- M5" ‘"1118 11 I

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