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13 suitcases full of
915 other contrabcnd. they
1 vs: up and nude
, toward the special train
to his the Manhattan‘s
I help you?" he eddressed
4.4:on not help smiling
M as heavily as they were
he plodded
MM Mamie grinned at
H your heels." she suggested.
only smiled.
the train they found him
, . “Nice seats in this com-
ent," he said to Evelyn.
‘ looked around them and law
Wintethedud
so: a custom home. in: at once.
1 W 1
~ to being spies bent on "Yes-yes.” - ‘
the Louvre or eating or: '33-. you reload to the Pineh- 1
' neyeef New York?" Msmie inquired
titties: got settled, allot.-
them talk
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‘8'” b! t mzdl! We sold toEvelyn’s 1830 fl joy“);
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‘ because." M
Thus launched glibly in conversation:
shear-ow him on end on. Show
not seeking information. but diver.
don. Pinckney endeavored .to in-
clude: Evelyn in the conversation.
But she had no “tendon to: what.
they were mint. ' ~
She was casing out At the slowly
mamas landscape, enchanted. she
felt as if she were being ed
on s magic carpet over a faltyland.
The trim greenness of the cones
that spread out from the trucks so:
centumted the illusion.
The wcrmneee of the compote.
ment and the closeness of her posi-
tion set her to dosing. Once or
twice she awakened and spoke to
Mamie. sleepiLv. and noticed Pluck;
ney's interest, but always she {all
into the reettu! stupor again. She
was vaguely disappointed in hex-eel:
——sleeping like this while she was
maving through her fairyiand . . . .
She awoke with a start.
Paris!
‘ ( To Be Continued),
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Bock Shelf
Some Short Stories
-one stories edited by Ernest
4% C. A. Dawson Scott .D.
. . 8‘. Co.. N. Y.
- . his credit is due Mr.
um Hr. Dawson for bringing
the thirty-one stories pub-
hy Appleton. The short sto-
needs this more permanent set-
irherc the style of various su—
cun be more easily compared.
impossible to say that this or
fiery he the best for there are
_"to satisé one’s every mood.
'caeuld hardly ask a. more ap~
3- re story ,than Galsworthy’s
wage Thing" or if one wishes
' ever 8. bit there is the “State-
9.: Gabriel Foot. Highway—
. by Qumer Couch and "The
Beads" by Mary Mann.
“$3! editors have chosen but few
floss tales, that, taking for
ted, accepted standards and or-
”judgments, depend for their
almost whoolly on advent-
mystery. Not that the sto-
3391: these attributes, but over-
win; them in tascinatlon is a.
questioning a: conventional
coaching ray at light that
.7 unsuspected depths in the
7 recesses of human charac-
m quality, at its best is
in Galen-army’s “A Strange
x.
u
story is simple enough. It is
::.. answer to that cynlmi
“Can any good come out
ti?" First we see a; bride
- Bunny" mdzance shines away
my mood of the author.
: {through a. part of England
to him. he happens up-
msgc church at the moment
Wedding. The attitude o: the
proves that she i shelovcd
‘Ind the man who has won
33.83183 no uncouth doll. Mr.
. ir‘ 1min“ an unusually
« 'picture. Your heart will
,8 you-share in the general
.. ' ' Eel: even before -he
the church the author drew
.‘wouhdhsve‘heen to: eas-
‘fllmdisforthmeun-
needs no apology.
, . Them: in s
3 Ill be] Ito I is. tax- 13 e Drtnglistoflersrlch,
that so over the heads of: the aver-
age layman and put them to sleep.
The author is one 0! the preachers
whose words carry conviction be-
cause it is at once apparent that he
himself is convinced. '
That his conclusion ore for the
most. part quite orthodox will not
please those who are so ultra. con-
servative as to insist that the con-
ventional path alone can propurlv
bring the Christian believer to :m-
correct position. Mr. Kennedy is a
man or the world as well as a luau)
or God and he talks the language or
the people. His illustrations are
drawn from lite as he, his congrega-
tions .and his widespread circle of
readers see it and live it. ,
The “Author's Foreword" gives
the Impression of a spirit of co tro»
versy that‘ls no: really characteris-
tic or the book. Our own feeling as
we laid the book aside Was that on
earnest christian ‘hsd told us what
he believed and why in a flostcon-
vincinz manner because lie-hosed late
b‘elietson a widespread personal cote
perience. a. clear flsion penetrating
deep into the hearts of his fellow-E
men, and. 8. profound human syn:-
pathy with his honestly doubting
brother. His differences or opinion
are sincere differences and he states
them not tor the sake 0t controversy
but to make clear that he is sure
or his ground; not because it is pos-
sible to twist out a. verbal agreement _
with high church or scientific au-
thorities, but to show that hunting
followed the light, at truth as best
he could in his own way. he stands
upon his own feet where that light
has led him. ,
Many will disagree with much
that. this book contains. That, how-
ever. does not mean that those same
not help respecting the author even
every step. His faith is onethnt any
that I faith will be strengthened and not :1 enable you :9 “3"“ 3 - ’
In :liehumility we few I“ 28d t° “in in 3 church fel—
' , m to We: 3n:— lowship 01 which they had not pre-
' viousiy understood‘the meaning and
.31”, Is there any other purpose.
{uttered prom-ea in human
Book Notes.
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