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SYNOPSIS.
t night performance in
ric, a beautiful young
attracts attention by rising
rely sui-veying the audi-
ah her glasses. Clover-
;iewepaper columnist. and
“1|. Dinwiddie. are particu-
‘sruted. Dinwi’ddx'e declar-
t she is the image of Mary
‘a hello of thirty years ago.
- marritd a Count Zattt’any
- abroad. He is conducted
this is Mary's daughter; but
M to establish her identity
futile.
> , 'ng, determined to find out
she is, follows her home from
_ Intro one night. [nick t's
‘ in, [or she has forgotten ha
‘and he helps her get into the
She asks him in and finally
' him she is the Countess Josef
' Hm, a cousin of Mary Og-
‘ L: that she had married a rela-
OI Mary’s husbrnd; and that
' is I'll in o sonitarium in Vin
e meets her at the theatre a
I flights later, goes home with
. _ afterward and tells her frank-
. ho. does not believe her story.
“keenly aware of her fascina-
" [or him, and Madame Zat-
. on her part, though long
.. ' “’7'“ of illusionsin regard to ,
admits to herself»that this
lar young man has aroused
. (crest.
XII (continued)
-'srs was no snobbery in her
Itituds. She had always been
in secure in her own exalted
to for snobbery, too protected
climbers to conceive the
will maintain" impulse. and
had escaped at birth that over-
wsrfng sense of superiority that
I I the souls of high and low
3. But it was the first time
; 1: had ever had the opportunity
‘oxjudge by any standards but
more in which she Lad been born
and passed her life. As for Clov-
sring, he was a gentleman. and
t was the end of that phase at
the matter as far as she was con-
earned.
it was only tonight that she had
~fion conscious of a certain youth-
h‘f’s’agerness as she paced up and
7:60" the hall waiting to hear him
Ion up the stops. Sho had paused
f e and laughed at herself as she
slizsd that shp was acting like a
Irl expecting her lover. when she
its merely a coldlywno longer
van, bitterly—disillusioned woman.
. d with this enforced Insction
nichw York,,wclc0mlng a little
Mature to distract)" mind
Mm its brooding on the misery she
‘ d‘lett behind her in Europe. and
_ n the future to which she had
mmmitted herself. And a mid-
ight adventure! She had shrugged
r shoulders and laughed again
‘Ihe hsd admitted him.
But she felt no disposition to
dough as she sat alone in the chili-
.1”: room. She was both cozy and
it spoiled to remember that she had
. ;,s quivering. almost a disten-
iipm of her nerves as she had sat
M with him in the silence and
litudo of the night. That she
felt a warm pleasure in the
torn: that betrayed him into
(Ive impertinence. and that a
ma terror bad shaken her when
saw that he was making up
- 'mlnd not to see her again. She
fi-ot betrayed herself for e mo
; 'she was too old a hand In
> 9 mo of men and women for
and she had let him go with-
”! sign. secure in the confidence
wt in was at her beck: but she
us? now. and her hands clenched
.H' her face distorted as she ad-
- It. that it he had suddenly
toned her in his arms she
- have flamed into passion
sfslt herself the incarnation of
I and love.
dlble. Unthlnkable. She!
t should she do? Flee? She
a to New York for one
only. to settle her financial
In the briefest possible time
Morn to the country where
iwork lay. But sho had
“detained beyond expectation
0 slow reorganization of one
companies in which a large
- of her fortune was invest-
ld not be complete without
nnl signature. There were
Important irrinsters to be
"and moreover Judge Trent
, ted that she become thor.
acquainted with her busi-
’ re and able to maintain
lgcnt correspondence with
Mes when he himself had
" She had shown a remark-
tics. but she was well owsr‘swthu
her torso fortune would be the
battle. “furnished martinis. and
the sinows. ind [reinvehrf/tho.
power to buy men shoeqsiqiot
sue, bod coma,
that Austria should ”b. saved or
be persuaded.
any cost.
No. obs could not so now.. She
must remain tor another month—
two months. possibly. She was no
longer in that undisciplined stage
of youth when Light from danger
seems the only solution. To wreck
the lives of other: in order to so
curs her own poses of mind would
make her both ridiculous and con-
temptiblo in her own eyes. and she
had yet to despise herself. She
would "stick it out.” “see it
through." to quote the vernacular
at these curious American novels
she had been reading; trustiut
that she had merely been loitering
from a flurry of the senses . . .
not so remarkable perhaps. . ; .
But her mind drilted back to the
past month.
were not that alone. but merely
the inevitable accompaniment of
far stranger DTOCCSSBB . . . 1"
it were what she had once so long
sought and with such disastrous
results . . . She had believed
(or so many years that it existed
somewhere, in some man . . .
that it was every woman's right
ever. . t’ . But while It lasted!
After all, imagination had its uses.
it helped to prolong as well as
create. . . She sank back and
closed her eyes. succumbing to en
inefi'ablo languor.
it lasted but s moment. She
“She had, been conscious of e
youthful eagerness as she paced
up and down the hall."
started up with an exclamation of
impatience and disgust: and sh.
shiverad from head to foot. Tbs
room was bitterly cold. Thor.
were only ashes on the hearth.
XIII
Clarering turned hot sud cold
several times during his walk
home. He had been atrociously
rude, impertinent. if she hadn't
ordered him out of the house it
must have been because she was
a creature of moods, and be had
merely amused her for the hour.
No doubt she would wake up in I
proper state at indignation and
give her servants orders. . . .
Or—was she sincere when she de-
manded his friendship. willing to
put up with his abominable man-
ners. trusting to her own 'wit to
defeat him. lull his suspicions!
Friendship! The best thing for
him to do was to avoid her like the
plague. l-ie hated to admit it. but
he was atrald at her. not so much
of tailing in love with her and co-
in: thh'ouzh tragedy, which was
probably what It would come to. as
of the terrible torce so skillfully
hidden in that white andzdslicoto
body, of s powertnl personality
tortiiied by an unimaginable past.
She gavetbe impression of s. wom-
an who had been at grips-with life
and conquered it. tram first to last.
Formldabie creature! An extraor-
dinary achievement it true. _,,,But
was it? Women. no matter .how
beautiful. Wealthy, highly placed
and powerfully organized. got the
worst of it one way or another.
When they tell in love they were
apt to lose their heads, and with
that the game. Technique crum-
bled. For a moment be imagined
her in love, dissolved, helpless;
then hastily changed the subject. ..
He liked women to be strong—hav-
ing long since abandoned his cui-
iier ideal of the supine sdorsut—
Senses? And it it.
even if it could not last for .
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members of the “'oodland oven;
alumni attended the affair. wb ts
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the recent appointee.
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8'. handsome gold watch by the men-
berl of the Association. the present;
tionspeech being made by M»
Madeline M. Moore, a. teacher in it
\Vaterslde SchooL; A gold pen-kill 9
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the” members of the alumni of 1;
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the “stand before Referee Gleason called as n whoop.” , 7
as 3 witness f0? 1113- Stillman. '38- Minoan-stoning to the so-cglled
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more often than not. in disarming t
femininity. A man hadn't a. chance v.
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guilty or adultery-with the; indiun
guide, Fred Beauvais. 7
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