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"I do not‘rememher giving you
permission to call mf’ Evelyn,” shc
interrumvrl.
"It \rrings my hoart to Call you
Mrs. .lll. . I‘lcase lot me see
you again. I'm‘ sorry about yester-
’«= day."
“I don't see why you should be
sorry." .
Shc did not want to talk to him.
Her mind was nor on what she was
saylng. She wrin-lr‘rwd why She had
ever had anything to do with him.
She wanted to slam down the re-
cvirer.
"I can‘t say “hat I want tn over
the feiellllonfi. l‘lr‘nse let me see
you." -
"I don‘t see Why you can't say
what you want to say over the tele-
phone.‘ ‘I’m sure I don‘t. want to
hear it it"—" .
“Oh. you misunderstand inn—as-
you have always misunderstood mv.
I only want an opportunity to tell
you how I feel. 1—"
“Please. Mr. Ellison. I do not care
to tall; now. I cannot. I am ill."
"Oh. forgive me. But please say
you will let me‘ see you again.
Please.”
“I don‘t know.
let you call me on the
later." ,
"Tomorrow?"
Her agitation caused her arm to
quiver and she almost dropped the
Perhaps I shall
telephone
bv , names . IMF—o
Billy was in the clmator going up
to the top of the Eiffel Tower.
They reached. the first. landing.
1 and when the man opened the door.
Billy, thinking they were at the
top shot past the man before he
could stop him. fpr he was afraid he
, would take him down before he got
a. good TiE‘V. So he was dreadfully
disappointed when he found he was
’ only a landing and that there were
still many more landings above. The
, people on this landing tried to drive
Billy back into the car so the,mnn
‘ could take him down. But Billy re;
fused to go. and kept running round
enclosing landing,
which was all glassed in so people
,would not tall or jump off. \Vhen
they came too near Billy. he_ threat-
ened to hook them. so they let. him
alone for fear of being buttcd
through the glass. '
\After they stopped chasing him.
be amused himself by looking out o;
ow on the wide panorama
stretched out before him. He was
'if he turned his
he door of. the
had come up.
ck. he turned
a to see the
the wind
head, he could see t
Hearing the latch cll'
his head just in tim
door open and a coup
get out with bayonets.
‘They have come for me."
thought; "But I’l!’ fool them."
They had not seen Billy when
t of the elevator, but
0 opposite direction
ower to find him.
9 door of the
n. It took him
to it and env
sliding door.
they stepped on
had turned in th
to go around the t
Now was his chance. Th
elevator was still one
but a. moment to run
the car. It. had' a.
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instrument. Her head achcd.
.".\'0 don‘t call me again. Don‘t
call me ever Goodbye."
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She hung up the receiver.
For n. nlinute she (lid not. move.
but slnrml lwlnnlily at the door. Her
mind'lvas in .1 whirl. For only a
mnmvnt were her thoughts concern-
"11 with Ellison. Then the determin-
ntinn t-n fave ”in Stone woman, to
denounce. hm; to have it out. flamed
up again.
“'hon slln triml tn Tlt’t", she felt
weak. and foil back-again.
Slip tried to picture what would
happen when she went into his of-
firo :lnrl favml tllr‘m—chrhaps found
them in ourh othor's (grins. For a
moment fear of making a, svene.
:mnquucnces, fought for control. of
lcr.
She got up and surveyed herself
in the mirror. She saw none of the
in her fawn she had found
thrro the morning before. There
was :1 \vrinkln under each eye.
She turnt‘d away. A moment
later she was on the porch. Some-
thing causod her to turn and glance
at the mailbox. There was a‘lctter
in it.
Nervously she 'extracted it.
foreign postage stamp caught
eyl".
A; lottr‘r from Mamie. She tore
it open and started to read it. then
jamnwd. it in her pockst and con-
tinuod on her way.
(To he continued.)
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and Billy quick as a. wink stuck his
head against the door. gai‘e a push
and the door slid shut. He had done
this same “thing many times before
with the old barn door at. home.
The soldiers heard the door shut,
and ran around the lower to try to
get to it before the elevator moved
but they were too late. .
After shutting the doorr Billy had
quickly taken the handle of the lev—
er in his mouth. given it a pull and
the car shot upward. g
Now. not mowing just how much
to pull ll. B ly had pulled it to the
limit, which made the car go at its
fastest (speed. and the first thing
Billy knew ,the ‘top ofthe car hit
the top of the shaft and he found
himself opposite the uppermost land
ing. .
There was no need {or him to get
7 to sea the sur-
out on this landing .
rounding country, for he could stand-
in the elevator and see all he Wished
And what a'scene lay below him
and off to the low hills on the hoz-
izon'. As he looked, he saw a. whole
flock of aeroplanes come sailing up
over the hill from the military ana-
tion grounds. These bird-like ma.-
chines fascinated him' more
anything. else ‘he had ever seen lnhis
ed, dipped, dropped
,
speed. .
looking‘at
then he hear
coming up th
round the. elevator
it was the soldiers
(But the soldiers will have to go
some to catch Bill now that he has
learned to run in elevator.)
them, he thought. but just:
d .voices and footsteps
e stairs that circled
shaft. He {new
after him.
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