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: wre S1ony: 1 Seostls Hark, ur | spoke for a moment. Then Mark, high becked chair and the ful) rose, wih such a fine, dignified dwelling i when 1 same aay | y of the tapestry intensified the black |as this one.” t ig Mgt Bg help ont, Soman {filling his pipe and gazing around ) - keeper

r t ked in the far Autecratie ia Honora Fitager- the room in an abstracted mapner, of her hair and fhe blue of her! From where I lurke

Jan, sehold from a | a eyes. {corner of the room, straightening| | v sick bed, frightened me. but the friend; \scowled gyddenly and said, “This no ovgezines on lables And Smoothing 3 fessor Mark Fitzgerakl, to whom she room is an atrocity, that's. what JITHAT FLL Rrant you,” said|chair cushions already smooth, I 3 om a hen Colin Pitegornid (it 1s.” Mark, his own gray eyes softening |stole a glance at the despised fire- |: Ce a { came home and over thing tide piled Colin, still playing soft chords, as he looked at her: “But it could Place and I still thought it beautiful. | i=

Q that first evening, though, I noticed '.qisad his eyebrows in. faint sur- #2 4 : : long. ” "still be all of that and yet -not s0| “REME : t Ira he nd tn hae pence he. prise and Miss Charlotte said, y REMEMBER IT was your father

; . peace be. y , y : . " Ea Gibmeen them. and task bis leave when [.anrark, why do you’ always say utterly at odds with the good archi-| who did the ignoble deed,” Colin

: sr - |things like that about this rodm? tecture of the original, house, said. “But I had no idea you were |! i CHAPTER 10 I love it. It's so airy and well- ‘Look as those mouldings—gold,{so well versed in the aris. Sure,| COLIN SAUNTERED over to the lighted and I'm sure it's com- mind you, Gold: And that fire- I thought mathematics and science | i

huge grand piano and began to play fortable” piace. To my mind, it's desecration | ya.a your specialties.” casual ohords lightly and no one! She leaned her head against the for a man to take such liberties! «any fool knows that much about

mt wre architecture,” sald Mark shortly.

Colin shrugged and continued | | >

playing, drifting now into Strauss waltzes and bits from the classics. | I was watching in utter fascina- | tion his brown hands on the keys, | when 1 was startled to hear Mark | | | say, “In heaven's name, need you: | make so many mistakes? It's a won-| | der Schubert doesn't turn over in| his grave.”

. » ” ~ “MAYBE HE does, who knows?” Colin said. “However, I've never laid claim to being a Paderewski-— {nor even a Father Gene. I just | amuse myself.” “Well, you don't amuse me, Listening. to the music of the great ! interpreted by fumbling amateurs, > has never been a passion of mine, | : As a matter of fact,” Mark rose, “I |; have some papers to "correct, if > you'll excuse me.” He stopped by Charlotte's chair and laid his hand for just a mo-

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| MISS CHARLOTTE, looking | apologetically at Colin, was saying, { “He's very tired, you know.” But Colin was laughing. “My brother is a perfectionist,” he said. } And then his laugh disappeared. | His eyes swept over her to where

. : { ment on her hair and looked down Colle i | into her eyes. Then he was gone, . La |and I suddenly realized that I had SPO dw been in the room for a long while! : . 3 i is § os [and Cousin Ellen would be furious. | Smart! . { In my haste, I dropped the nap- and 4h ’ nN R y Eh kins and when I had rescued them With Short Sleeves vt I glanced once more at the two styles. who were left. herrine - . | w wu W plain $ or Long Sleeves !

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| -on» | THE STORM came back again {late that night and raged for an hour. . | Cousin Ellen -pattered into my iroom and peered at me anxiously (two or three times, pattering out {again upon seeing me so sound asleep. 1 lay very still each time | with my eves closed, though it-was some time before I really slept. I |did ‘not mind the storm, indeed, [I rather enjoyed it. { Nor was I'lonely nor unhappy { Rather, on this my third night at & - { Innisfail I thought what a wonderful place it was to be, how drab and uneventful life would be anyy " v where else. For Colin Fitzgerald

| the light flashed on the diamond In light {on her white hand, then they re-| heavy \ | turned to rest on her face again, your v UNIFORMS His eyes met and held hers, while Rough a faint color stained her cameo- b {like face. “Yes.” he said slowly, , gabar | “my brother is indeed a perfection- . wash f : iist.” ~ gw g | I erept from the room, no one 2.95 : | noticing. '

Buttoned all the way down with washable buttons, with the famous nipped

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i : > i should not be exploited. § We HAVE A I had not, in any case, been the J $ showy type of child who is held } oC 4 3 WIDE SELECTION OF 4 up before friends and relations by . proud, beaming parents.

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most of that summer, My mother,

That famous maker of fine drapery fabrics does it again! Big, graceful, splashy bouquets combining red, rgse, pink, blue, gold, grey, green in a beautiful design Mn cream white. The tiny pleated ruffles ‘ are blue, green, or white, and there are matching tie-backs. Wonderful for bedrooms, chintzy living rooms, children's

5 ar least, had a way of icknawledgSee the Others on Our Fifth Floor ing my existence by being extremely careful what she talked about to women visitors in my presence. ~ ” ~ . I THINK it was the lack of this {reserve before me in the Innisfail Eo SPARKRTON household that was a eonstant : source of surprise to me. 1 came to the conclusion, finally, that it was 5.-Tuba table: modal (inc, rect), 5-in, {thc usyal attitude of those who are rich enough and fortunate enough to employ servants. And, too, I was { 50 very young, So colorless, so quiet. { No one ever spoke harshly to me. broadcast, 23.8% Zz at such times as they re1 | |

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(To Be Continued)

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