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dropped in, too; there were others. One night Ned was rather

taken aback as a dark, Oriental

; {looking personage with hand-., | THE NIGHT after the Fram- some heavy-lidded eyes and «what about her mother? Inghame’ party, his aunt led the drooping moustaches rhade his yay very fond of Aunt Corinne,”

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way to her sanctum. Aunt Lydia ehtrance, half doubtfully, half gai Ned.

bade him stay. dear, unless you've better to do. mourning time must seem very

self-assured. Aunt Lydia intro-

» * dull; it's hard on young people,/] AUNT LYDIA cared little for I know. ‘There's nobody coming culture or polities; her social

but Rock Terriss,” she said.

curiosity was likewise strictly

He, too, was fond of Uncle limited. Chicago was the one place Rock; as things worked out they that counted, and even there her

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her home quarter. On the other hand, she had

jan extraordinary zest for business. Tom and Porter held titulariin it; I never asked, and I never

posts at Stack and Company, but {Aunt Lydia, as vice-chairman of the board, attended all directors’

“Well, so was I. Bub she was]

something duced him as their prospective peculiar. You can't deny it. And come I'm afraid this neighbor, Levi Zinderstein,

[Celia—" “Naturally not. I never said it

spoilt and awfully, awfully nervous, and she does take some sort of tonic for her nerves—it's the only thing that seems to keep her going sometimes.’ I'm sure I haven't the least idea what's

will,” said Florence virtuously. . - . THE NIGHT of the ball, after

/meetings and had a strong voice sypper-on-a-tray, he had settled

in matters of policy: no -detall [§ of management was too small to

{attract her attention. She also Lydia and Almira rustled in, a took a most unfeminine interest billow of silks and laces, on their

in the stock market; was forever

[scanning the financial pages of kissed him goodnight and sald, ‘the newspapers, arranging and!sincerely, what a it was] rearranging her list of invest- and, insincerely, that they would

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{too, I suppose.” Ned tried his bestiyp.¢ "my dear. . . . I've got to be (not to sound jealous. “Are Youlcoing in a minute, or Papa and Aunt Iskbel will be sending out “Oh” sald Celia, "you know relays to look for me. hm an. gaged for supper—mercy! I almost forgot. What will he think?"

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of and said: “I do want to go—of course I do—to Europe or anywhere else. What does it mat-

ter, as long as it's a million miles from here? I'm not happy here,

did. All 1 say is,- she's awfullyishe exclaimed, as soon

thimself “with “Middlemarch” by G9 = the drawing-room firé when Aunt | lel

She leaned forward, her eyes) enormous and pleading. Ned was)

when she saw him and waved her | Suddenly reminded of Aunt} hand; it was not until she had! quite near that he noticed {everyone knows now she drank she was unusually excited-—her like a fish.” {face very pale, her eyes darkly | “But that doesn't mean that glittering.

Corinne. For a moment he felt closer to Celia than ever before; they seemed, unaccountably, on (the brink of an understanding; fuch as he had always hoped for |between them. Then, unaccount-| ably, she laughed-—that dry little

“WELL, you came, after all! laugh that had no merriment in!

as they!it. “T might even decide to marry were within speaking distance.'and settle down--who knows?”

Maxwell, \ bitterly; and Celia’s laughter broke out once more — by this time it had grown to be almost incessant. ’

Yl Jamie!” (But that was cold con{solation, for waen't Jamie Mal-

struggling now with a new prob-

certain, dreadfully true.

Ned." Celia when she plucked a camel.

“BY he Jou mean tat houedes

“No, you're quite wrong — it's

Jard in love with her, too?) Ned had not the heart to try to keep her longer. The romantic tryst was a failure. His mind was

lem, a new fear: what Carrie had hinted at, and Florence as good as stated openly, was, it seemed

He could find no words to thank |

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