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mrses by aski for additional patients in Ward K. Sie Hallock warns Sally te watch out for Norma.

CHAPTER FIFTEEN THR PATIENT in 327 smiled at

feeling very much better, Spring always gid something to the patients in Linton Memorial, Perhaps the long rows of scarlet tulips that bordered the walks were responsible, or the pussy willows that flaunted their plump gray kittens beside the tennis courts. It might possibly be the fact that the hill on which the hospital stood caught the first warm rays of spring sunshine and gathered unto itself every bit of vagrant perfume afloat in the soft April alr, Anyway, Marcia Beach — badly ruptured appendix—smiled for the first time In the four days Sally Maynard had been on duty in room 327. ” » » “0-H, YOU'RE better!” Sally cried softly, sthiling in return. “I am so very glad! And today we have planned for you to have a visitor or two. I can imagine the two you are going to choose.” “Go ahead,” the patient suggested. “Let ‘me see how good you are”. Her vajce ‘was surprisingly strong.

somehow it all sounds phony-—af-

Genera Duty Nurse By Lucy Agnes Hancock pneumonia, Ingrid . Anderson Was the nurse, She let me help her and

together we fought for my mother’s life, It was a losing battle. but I with it is your own affair. Now

wanted to be like Ingrid,

life.”

among the sick. It isn't right—it jsn't—"

= » » SALLY LAUGHED softly, “A life is made up of days, my dear,” she sald with what seemed to the patient unnatural logic in one so young and lovely. “And" days are made up of minutes. When gone is busy as I am, the days pass quickly and soon run into years, One is scarcely aware of their passing.” “For heaven's sake, Sally Maynard!” Marcia cried indignantly. “How old are ya?" “Twenty-two, Why?" “You talk like a woman of eighty,” Marcia said, impatiently. “And

fected, and I simply don't take any stock in it. ~ » » “I BET you're like ‘the average

_ “Well,” Bally sald judicially, “ome wil) be yitny.gnother, of course, and the other—that good-looking lieutenant who has been haunting the place ever since you arrived and who is trying desperately to bankrupt himself by filling your room with flowers—not to mention the quantities of fruit and sweets, which, of course, you can't eat—at present, Right?” » ~ »

“RIGHT.” The girl in the narrow hospital bed laughed softly, “Isn’t Ted a darling, Nurse? What's your name-—besides Maynard? I will not call you Miss Maynard.” “I'm Sara Elizabeth Maynard-— Sally to my friends.” “Sally,” the other murmured. “I lke it. It sort of suit you. Do you know I have been silently admiring you for days. I seem to know you—py reputation—that is, my mother knows your aunt. Why have I never met you before— socially? Surely—Of ‘course you know you are beautiful. You'd be pretty dumb if yoy didn’t; but what T can't figure out is how it happens that anyone as lovely as you are ever trained to become a nurse. » ~ = “A MODEL or an actress yes; but a trained nurse! I don't gef it I should have thought— How ever did your special boy friend let you?” Sally shook her head. This was nothing new to her—this catechism. No doubt the other girls had to submit to the same sort of in-

girl—dreaming of the prince who willlane “day come and. sweep. you oft your feet into an, enchanted world. Only in your case he probably will turn out to be a patient or, perhaps, a doctor-—-maybe a famous surgeon. A lot of nurses marry doctors—" “Well,” Sally protested, “here's one who won't or a patient either, You see, I'm nat interested in men —never was—" “Rats!” Marcia exclaimed inelegantly, “You only think you're not. But deep down in your subconscious there lurks a dream such as every normal girl has and I'll never

“I admired her more than any sleep so that whén your lieutenant woman in the world. So when. I| arrives he will be completely bowled was 18 I entered training here at|over—" Linton Memorial and I expect to mike nursing my career—my whole | See? | What's the matter with that nice “But .you're young, Sally,” the| young interne—what's his name— other protested. “Yeu simply can't! Hallock? And I believe there's anplan on spending your life 'here| other one here, too. Hallock looks

“OKAY,” Sally shrugged. “That's your privilege, You asked for it and I gave it-tp you” What you do

how about a short nap-—a beauty

Marcia laughed gleefully, “There! You're romantic. I knew it,

as if he might be fun to know,” Her bright eyes mocked the other girl, “I bet theyre both crazy about you.” “If they are they manage to keep it well hidden,” Sally sald and was annoyed at herself for blushing.

(To Be Continued)

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quisition, “Believe it or not, -my dear, there is no ‘boy friend.’ I'm a nurse because I want to be—because I love it. I wouldn't be anything else.” “But why? How did you come to choose—to make that decision, Sally? From what I recall, it wasn't exactly necessary that you—"

Nd » ~ “I WAS 9 when my mother died,” Sally said quietly. “She was [ill less than three weeks—flu and

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