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A ion; time lhe jut steed an“ And when die bo|l.n moving abelut it W in new. so» want nmogpg the craves of other rarnuiee - my. lug - and under her breath she y“ "V198. "Father! Where are you?" And when She found she had “u. 8d aloud, "Father!" she wag ten-i- fled and did not know how to get back home.

Then she saw a man gaming through the graveyard. That was Henry.

She ran to him. "Henry! Where ll my fat-her? Why is he not buri- ed beside Mother?"

Henry stood Speechless. "What? What did you say?" he asked when he could speak.

"You know what I Bald. Tell mo!" She took his arm, shaking it, though she could see he was carry- ing tomato plants for her. ‘What does this meant I can't stand. it any more - the dark. Tel! ml. Henry. You will tell me?“

Hem-y said: "Yes, Why, you. But I think Warren had better tell you."

"But Warren hasn't. Warren hasn't told me anything."

“Well I think that's pretty rotten of him."

"Yes. But perhaps not. I laid we'd wait-till the house was more cheerful. But I didn't know - I didn't know - what is it I didn't know?"

He had taken her arm and was urginz her down the hill toward the Chippman place. "All right. Ly-tiia, I'll tell you. But not here."

She stopped. "Yes. Here. I've

waited long enough. You can tell me right now!" "Well, you see, Lydia," he began. “something happened. Your fath- er-" then he stood taut, listening. He said. "There's Warren's car now—just turning in. See? Warren is here. He's come to tell you."

Chapter X

They went in the dining-room and Warren sat on a chair placed against the wall. near the door. Lydia sat at the table. her palms down upon it.

She did not deiay- "Warren." she risked, whv is Father not buri- ed beside Mother?" TVarren looked as one might look when slightly paralyzed. "Speak to me! I have a right tn know. Where is Father buried?"

"Why, Lydia." he said slowly. "he isn't buried anywhere.”

She lifted hcr hrmds from the table. clasped them tight together. "Vlfhv not?" she asked. 'I‘hen. grop- ing tor something that would ex- plnin it. "Wes he drowned?" "Nn_no_" said hen- brothcr. as it wearily impatient with such an idea, "he wasn't drowned. He isn't buried - for the some reason you aren't buried."

A pause. Then very slowly he said: "He isn't buried because he isn't dead."

Lydia couldn't say anything. because she couldn't believe it. For some prears now in her mind her father had been dead. Her mind couldn't make him alive. "Where is he?" she ﬁnally asked. "It's about a hundred miles from hare. Oh. I thought you knew," he cried, as it he couldn't bear the vwny sllo sat there. so still. "When yell “rote like that - of course I thought you knew! About a hund- rod miles from here." he repentnd. "No. I didn't know that it is e hundred."

"And why." she asked slowly.’ "is he a. hundred miles from here?‘ "w; n- good place. The best. we could find.” '

"What kind of a place?"

"It's n4 private piece. It‘: e ssnatorium ."

"Father is sick?"

“No. he isn't. sick. He's pretty well. He plays chess with the doc- tor." ' _ "Warren." she cried out. ‘Im tired of this! Tired asking questions I shouldn't have to ask! ‘if Father isn't sick - why is he in s. place ior the sick?"

“It's better than ﬂee State As?‘

lum .. where he was the first year." ' “slate Asylum for what?‘ she asked.

"For the insane."

She made only one movement- The hands clasped b01011! 1161‘ W91“ to her breast and ‘pressed there.

"on I'm sorry. Lydia! Never in my whole lilc - so 50H?» All?" you've fixed up illﬂnplilﬁc -" he cried ivildiy. "After -

"You are telling me that Father is insane?" ‘

“No," said Warren firmly; ‘he is not insane."

"Don't. you think. Warren," she said, more bitterly than she had ever spoken "that it's about. time to step leaving me in the dark?

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never denied it. He walked into town and told it. I believe it. I was here. I went through the whole thing. Dey after day-I wish you'd rnovci He was sitting right where you're sitting now."

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