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2" Lloyd with Corinne Grim I:
. . Coos right 1323 by
turnovers.
a“ s first night performance in
M York. a beautiful young
on attracts attention by rising
leisurely surceyisa‘ the ands;
through her glasses. Closer-
hp. I newspaper columnist. and
.~ to cousin, Dinwt'ddt'e are particu-
larly interested Dmiddio declar-
. fiend" WWW 0T mry
O- “at a bell~ol thirty years ago.
.seko ad married a Count Zattialw
mt- mm abroad. He is convinced
that this is Mary’s daughter, but
oil eflqrtb to establish her identity
prove futile.
(flavoring manages to meet her.
find she tells him she is the Count-
ess Jose] Zattiony, a. cousin of
Mary Ogden’s; that she had mar-
tied a relative 0/ lM' s husband;
‘ that Mary is ill in 1I sanitarium in
Vienna.
lie does not be.t':vo her story"I
and [Weakly tells her so. Each is
awareml a more than passing in-
terest in the other. Clat‘orinp, as
time goes on, becoming so dis-
traught over the afiair that he
. goes for advice to his friend, Gora
Dwight, who is just creating a stir
with the publication 0/ her first
meta
XV ,
She was listening now so Clev-
ering told her at his adventurous
meeting with Madame Zattiany. of
their subsequent conversations.
and of his doubts.
"Are you sure she is not playing
p part deliberately?" she asked._
"Having her little fun after those
horrible years1~uShe looks quite
equal to it. and e personal drama
would have its sttrnctlons after on
experience during which n nurse
felt about as personal as on ampu-
«.‘ tater! limb. And while one is still
young and beautilul—whatelnrk!"
“No. I don't believe anything of
the sort. I fancy that it she didn’t
. . happen to be so fond of the theatre
she'd have come and gone end
none or us been the Wiser. Her
secret is eul generis. whatever it
is. We racked my mind in rain.
1 don‘t, believe she Is the Countess
Znttiany’s daughter. war s third
cousin, nor the Countesu Jpset Zet-
~ tinny. l've tried to recall every
mystery‘ story i ever read that
. «would hear on the cure, but l'm as
“much in the dark as ever."
“And you've thought of nothing
else. Your column has fallen oil."
"Do you think that?" He sat up.
f “l'vn not boon too satisfied my-
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sells."
"You‘ve been filling up with lot-
tore from your correspondents
after the fashion of more jaded
« columnists. Even your comments
on them have been list. And es
for your description of that prize
fight it: night. it was about so
thrilling as on account of a flower
show."
«37-» lie lmghed and dropped back.
‘ ’ ”You are as refreshing s; n cold
shower, Corn. But. stter sll. even
‘ n poo:- coiynmlst must be snowed
j."'“" .to slump occasion-fly. However.
1'“ turn her on beresfter when i
sit ours to my typewriter. Lord
- knows s typewriter is no Wag-
nsrisu crate-tn snd should be
narrowed to banish ssntiment.
. . Sentiment is not. the word.
though. it is plain raging curiosi-
ty."
"Oh. no. it is not." sn'd .‘llss
Dwight coolly, lighting another
cigarette, which she carefully tit,
ted into a pair of small gold tongs:
neither ink nor nicotine was over
soon on those long aristocratic tin-
gare. "You are in love with her.
my child."'
"i am not!" v
"Oh. yes, you no. I‘ve never
been misled for a. moment by your
other brief rhapsodles—the clsssic
anne—the demonisc Marian-but
you're landed high and dry this
ti The mystery msv have
something to do with it. out the
women has far more. She is the
most beautiful creature i ever be-
held end she looks intelligent sud
keen in spite at thst monumentsl
repose. And whet o crust lsdyl“
Gore sighed. Has she once he
longed to be e greet lsdyl as. no
longer isrso s a. shoot is. and
would ne'er-rs chose“ her im
out nuts tor thst at s princess is 1
0”..{3b‘. world But do [rooms die
he'd. There wss no one of
' pnesuu lettisuy's sounds“ more
p‘flesubous oi high tortoso the! sits
admired more. “do Is sod win.
puny—see without too much lol‘s
_ or time. she'll ho Irsws lets her,
. own w ,hm sooner or Inter.
fits con us to being s widow.”
you needn't got tsngled up to 1%
purine"
"You forgot she is also u very
ficI women. l’d look like s for
tram” 7‘:
‘ only thing that worries you It
Pictures. toe. Watch for the men so
« love with her.”
mmwmneomm;
M by Frank
Countess uy. ~
Gertrude Alberto. ,
hide trons yourssl: thst you ore to
“I wonder! l doe' t to“ use up?
log desire tor hm cs.
swear." -
“You simply haveu' tint that
The mystery ins possessed your :
mind and your doubts hsvs acted ;
es s censor. But one. let yourself ‘ '
go . . ." ' . “
do. i'm not huntingvi'or tragedy."
"I've on ides she won‘t. While
you've been talking l‘ve written ,
out the hole storyln my mind.
For that tter. i be u it lost
Monday at 1 when I you two
whispering ether.- 1 was is? the
box Just. shove—it you noticed!
And i watched her face. it was
sotnethlng more then politely inter-
ested.‘
“Oh. she looked the same when
she was talking tolDiu sud Oss
home that night st dinner. She is.
merely s women at the world who
hss had scores 0! men in love with
her and is‘young enough to be in-
terested in any young ~mun who~
doesn't bore her. To say no ing
of keeping her bend in. But
there is something else}; ' He'
moved restlessly. ,“8he seems to
me to be compounded 01 strength.
force. power. She emanates. ex;
odes It.
I'm strsid at being st’reid
“‘Oh. no. it is not.’ said Miss
Dwight, ‘You are In love with her.’ "
of her.- I prefer to be stronger
than my wife."
"Don t, flatter yourself. Women
are always stronger then their hus~
bands. unless they no the com-
plete idiot or man-crazy. Neither
type would sppeel to you. The
average women—ell the millions of
huh—has s moral force and
strength 0: cheructerlend certain
shrewd mental qualifies. however
unintellectual. that dominate I
man'cvcry time. This woman has
all that and more—s thoussnd
times more. A mighty good thing.
If she would take you in hand.
She'd be the making of you. i'
you'd learn things about men on
women and “(Pond ~yoursell—
that you've never so much so
guessed. And then you'd write i
play that would set the town on
fire. That's all you need. Even it she
treated you badly the result would
he the sum. Lite has been much
too kind to you. Clnv'ey. end your
little disappointments hove been so
purely romantic that only your’
facile emotions hsre played sbout
like amiable puppies on the roof of _
your passions. it‘s time the lore.
began to boil and the lid blow on.
Your creative but would get I.
ploughing up and e. fertilizing no s
natural sequence. Your pleyi 2
would no longer be mere models 0!
architecture. _1 am, not on smishle
altruist. i don't long to see you
happy. l'm rather-inclined to hate
this women who will end by intstu-
etlng you. tor. of course. that would
he the last i‘d ever see of you.
But I'm an artist end [believe that
art is really all that is worth living
for. I want you to do great work,
and I want you to he s reslly great
figure in New York instesd or s
merely Mable one."
F'You' o both taken the conceit
out of and bucked me'up. . . .
But I w you to meet her. and I
don't know how to bring It about.
l‘ here on ides that your instinct
would get somewhere near the
truth."
"Suppose I give 1 party. Ind.
day or two befpre. you set her cas-
uslly it she would like to come—or
Lput tt .to her in y wsy you think
best. Nobody cs1 sthese den. but
I hove u ides she would. People
Met type rsrely renounce the
realities. Then. it“ I'm really
clover. l'llgmshb her she’d
like to see me sgsilgsu she will '
be st home when 1 return her call.
no" you think you could work it!"
“It's I‘ve roused h
curiosity bout our crowd and
pleat. 1 few more seeds. Yes. I
think she'll come.‘ When will you
have itl’. ~
“A week from Saturday." ,
”Good. You're s. brick Gore.
And don’t lmulno you'llgver get
’rid of me. If she is wens. so gr.
you; This fireside will slwsys be
rusted." '
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