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want to go to Reno-"
' "Of course not! 1 don't want to
do anything. But if you could—er—
dissppenr—"
"And never come back? And un.
der lilo Enoch Arden law. you could
marry Inman? Oh. well. my lady.
you'd have to wait seven years for
that‘."
".i'm not sure i should. Well. if
you can't—if you can think of no
way out—then—"
“Then what. Myra?"
"Then. perhaps—oh, well. serre's
email as leak out. Does Bunny
now
"Heavens! Why do you lug in
that child all the time? I don‘t
know or care what she knows:"
“Aren't you in love with her,
Perry?"
"Good Heavens. nol She's pi'otty
b
S
anyway. he'd make I. better presi-
dent than Perry. whatever he may
bel Imagine Perry presiding at e
meeting of the heard at governors!"
.“Oh. I could swing it.” Heath
mid. carelessly. "But don't think
i can't see thr ugh this tirade of l
lyru's. it's el her exclusiveness,
you know. She thinks that as we ,
are Harbor Gardens people. in do- Begin Reading
grading to have too much to do .with
e club is Harbor Park. even to to
president 0! it." ' “The Vanity
“he, I do." lam admitted. 1met
the Harbor Parkfpeopleizalie (£3. ‘ n
of their own men or pass ent. .e
of the Gardens have no call to mix case, Carolyn
in with them to that eategit. it .3 .
Perry chooses to go over t ere to 9
play golf. because the links are het- wens BeSt
ter than the Garden links. let him
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’Y CAROLYN
.. BEGIN HERE NBA!
_ In Harbor Gardens. Long
.3 is as elaborate bungalow.
‘57 vol ms! HEATH. an an
‘ 3‘. and bk wile. MIRA.
.. - ‘ a said. blend beauty and
whiny in her own right. was
., no. In lore with In hubsud.
Is she tolerated hits. liosth
., 7 in it“ had amuse-wit in
f. Isle 1m whh other women.
. .ud, Bulb an Italy shock of
‘hrovee his ad owliah tortoise
shell nee which gave hint a
inhuman look. they found hiss
‘ not us‘sitrsctlvo.
At the time the story opens.
lemming
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the Heath were
swoh league-ts-
“ iRENCE {Nisan . an. -,
hut ' .34 do ‘0- I!“ him 5' '- “MW" °f "‘0 o and amusing. but after ten minutes
adds 23%. smell} Mi.- club so he on do so. But II to be- Mystery Serial, she bores me to death. i like Polly
m ' in; president—no." . banyon better than Bunny." _
,‘ DUNN YIOOBE. oun "All right. old thing.” said Heath. . "Oh. yes. a Harbor Park girl! I
fiasco. widen-huh: e's' "33 emiebiy, "I'll refuse the earididecg. Today. . do believe your natural instincts are
‘3 M at .Myrs'e. lyre Heath since it posters you so. We've been more like the Pei-ken then the ass.
ifwse s ullsr wow. She had married six years. and i never be- . deners otter all.
:‘i never u- , rouse or any other tore saw eon lo M un Give me e "1 due any. At any rule. i like
'metlcl‘fl horns. an. my... iight. somebody." ‘ You,“ Find It :10 clulli‘.I him if yOu won't let M
‘ e pres e —"
He lastly held a cigaret to his
~dreseed in colors—nothing but
lips. while Bunny picked up one at
;" m °' F". or 9th" “9"?" , "Oh. perhaps you may be, yet."
“Perhaps so." Heath spoke grave-
Bho wisps-louder col- four lighted candles that stood on . .
. - . rose \d bottles and her a. rsfectory table. and held it for his More Thrilling 1y. more so than the subject seemed
M was an {lid whisky bottle, use. . to warrant. "You ought to know."
which she was quite proud of As she put it hack. she idly open“ "Yes. 1 ought to know."
but which sromed her husband a portfolio of sketches that lay on Than Any Novel The woman spoils gravely also.
All signs of bickering or caustic
banter were gone now. Husband
and wife seemed to he at. a. crisis.
Was a parting of the ways imminent
or would it all blow over. so it had
done before?
"Let's sleep over it." suggested
Heath. suddenly. "Go to bed. dear.
and if necessary. we'll have this dia-
cuselou continued in our next."
Myra rose, abotnctedly walking
toward the wide doors. and then
through into the lounge. and up the
slurs.
the table. inside was s card. which
said. in elaborate lettering:
"The Work of Perry Heath."
"Where this for?" she said. tsk- You Have
ing it up and fleeing the portfolio.
"Oh. that's a work 0 art it ito n
self." Heath told her. "There wes e Ever Read-
loen exhibition here last nmmu.
end that wae.tho card that designat-
ed my collection of masterpieces. it
is such a gene of apencorisn work. -—---
i saved it."
The lettering on the card was
ornamented with the old-fashioned
sponcerian nourishes. and further
to acorn.
' There is a gmwlog Intimacy
. u... ... -ssldlynlleath
endl'isrry.sudets
.. genie him is so provoked
my's IMMC infatuation
‘3 her-husband shat she re-
Wes Iler sharply.
. new no on WITH THE STORY
' CHAPTER. n.
00D gracious! I don't want
him!" and Disney hopped oif
' the chair arm and pirouetted
i‘i
-nt the room. . ., z, . .
I know you don't." end lyn'g Bunn laughed 3‘ m and 90.9% “Wk 1‘ "1 ”'5 corner embellished with the strange bird i Perry looked at his watch. sew it
so grew sharper, "but you pm, of the mm: of one of Heaths est sketches that hung or unknown species. with which wss only eleven-thirty. hesitated
th him. and he. mar moi. tells for on the sludio wall, t81px;}:owl-tans“ ”more wont to decorate CHAPTER 1.1-!» r- shalt dltci'dle‘d day‘s ttoureoi:l toxin s
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ame, me, ”yr-g!" gun. c...” u. - “Th “uh . a... Bunny laughed at it. and gsyly . TH I smile. Heath spproprist~ There. one small shaded lamp was glimmering, and plug es the lights. went up to his
- nielunout at this outburst. "let ”"1 b". ““1“" °' ‘ m“ °"° °n"°“"“ h'm,” stuck it. in the corner at the frame i “I "‘0 drmk- HO wed little Inman ste ed from the shadows to reel her. own room.
acorns- tongue! exclaimed Heat .i sell! ,0: one of Heath's best sketches that for "hm“, “hm lnman was Pp 9 l j t id i ht h M
' t was as m ng w en yrs
m with me if '1" "h" I like "Yes I can " Myra declared. "l surprised at this outburst. so unlike
Wt". do scorn you—you're little and petty his calm wife. "Is this s parlor en- “.3“ °“ ‘ studio wall. .. , “gr; too 1'21": °t ‘t‘ tereet me n 011-" Heath slowly blow out the four "my opened hor bedroom door and
' said m" “may 1° "1‘" N5 and mean. You're a trashy artist tel-moment you'e giving us? Whose A“ ”3 “1"“ Perry.. “V“ b “y ' ° up 1° H‘m“ "‘5 Heath stared at her. What was candles on "i. m"- 5‘" 601"“ crept down the stairs.
said. more mildly now. "you ll with. used a sip from hie glass. while the matter with Myra tonight? tine “1min! 0‘! the electric switches. She felt her way in the dark. her
“"1”“ for. “ " mentor 0‘ and a mere apology for a man. But stunt is next? l'vo had enough of
.Sufiny rather bored him. unless you are my husband. and my dignity this number." draw your name from the and" :‘giiTtongh' :Dpsre'ntklly reconciled was all on edge tor some reason— “What oiled you tonight. Myra?" aendsiled feet making no sound on
4'“ 5““ m ‘h" m°°d f" h" resents your foolish actions with "Don't try to be funny. You're a?“ “lid “'33” the M“ °¢ m. .d .. ”we; tit-’3': .°"'i" “”9" was it really because of the election he said. not unkindly. hut a trifle m, rugs. “a Inenfly we“; on em
‘ 7 ,, other women. I refuse to put up not clever enough for that. The “3.". pm may "The dove of r" "chm" question. or was she upset at his accueiugly. .h. ,m“ q“ studio.
2 new you do. Myra looked at "m, it. end—W idea of the Country Club wanting a N°b°dyv my,g"““" “u” 2“” have" m our midp$°°m°n°° "W“ attendees to Bunny Moore? «on. 1 don't know.‘ she returned. Then. one small and“ mg was
. -ldly. W“ “h a"! 811'! "‘10 “Wait. a minute," said Heath. is a man of your caliber for president! me ‘ fussy 3‘1; ““3 a“? 60‘ he rem... his “I...“ (I: said. as Bunny felt sure it was the latter. her palofaoeehowing selight drown. glimmering, ‘ and Inman stepped
:rs you and makes you think drawling tone’ “before you proceed. Th" “m. know your limitations!" course 11"; ' ylour Wm. 19 h minded Bun ‘ H mom Tm" Ind remarking sgsin her intention “We are so hopelessly mismatched. from the shadows to greet her.
.. . ‘ devil. You grab at any what about w“: own actions with “W“l' Myra. you're getting on cross it. at will 0“” onsmes his sheiirimny'gd .1 odt rough to wall her hair. she danced out of Perry. Aren't wet" “I was afraid you wouldn't come."
m "im‘d‘b' °"' “”9““ on our' friend and fellow artist here? dnei Proceed. go right along." 1° W“ 0" "m- 3‘“ 1 40'1““ A!" ‘slr of ‘ kindlny {.uui'lia‘smh the a. room “a up the stairs. “We sure are ‘ would u he said simply. as he took her m
J :3“ mm mm mom mo your mm “b“: ”u” “w“ “m“ 1" "Yu' do". "ma Bunny. "Wm“ “Gerri".ogorgsnmomzetrzlngvgifil: "i believe in?» convex. lenses “That child is a picture" said care to do about it?" yo hie unis. '
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that direction. you get all wrought up like that. “Nixy.” lnmsn di 1 u" not make your eyes look billet.” said Heath. with the sole and amiable do- “What can we do? if we could '45:; 33131: mflfigfilifiz
ry ‘ “b on W" own face" “Larry? Oh he's my cousin—" you almost got a shade or color in
. ' ' ' ." B an lookin l sire to one his wits. .
Anderson. then George Morten . u y. l c osely into the sold 0? be divorced. Id marry Larry. of . to her m. proved how beau-
dBunny. impudently,puahingjer "Distant cousin by the family your 1M0!"
'nity case toward Myra. ‘ any ill n J‘Woll. they're all Park men." 10m"- But he didn't succeed for Myra course. 1 can't see you marrying
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"I'm fed up with youi And. mar. the eti'ect ot amused shelling tuiiy starts. as it at a picture. 0‘ “3.“ ‘l "“M' " “"7 “m“ ‘ 333$”;me 3.“ ‘h' ”m" ’°’ ‘ “mm m‘ m" 9‘" m "”m “WNW "haw" 1 31"” 3° "But you did!" he whispered allit-
~ ysot‘tlonttiona ctr your TV than real accusation. A. ‘ matter 0' fact. '1‘. was. if “‘31 won't i won't I won't'" Heath "1 rather 13:63 my eyes" Heath sion 0' ermt-Tzdm?‘ d "m" sntly. ,
~- 0 some ot er Myra flared up. anything. paler than usual and her . ., . ' , ' "X'm 0 f0? - ‘00. Milan " "You could easily do worse. and t t its a ldent" she smiled
4 .' then m! hulblnd—" "Ho is my cousin and my heir. cold my eyes glittered in her in- reiterated. Now. i" gunn‘ , gig}. ':$?7‘ffm"- “WW“! 8°04 cured. “I hope after I leave the probably would. But 1... out of the ‘£:’nfi:,:‘ invhil embrace. lean-
w,’ Well. well. was she Jealous?" and The family fortune follows the tem- tense rose. “1"- d’” that “”5“" CW" °“' , ..\.'o color at all .. retorted hi wif room you'll say I'm a picture." question. w. can't h". m. ”m“ ing h'er lev .1, head back to look m
! ‘ ' ' " "indeed we shall," Heath saeured publicity ot thet sort of thing—end u. in. eyes.
let's all go to bed. A spot of Icotch.
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any t‘illrgv hzrharme roufid Myre'l iiy record. and at my death-" The whole scene was unprecedent- . promptly "Just commonplace “n
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3. The girl m not ‘ bit embar- ‘mskoedfln‘. gorgmlgyra. goon“? :3: a!" figzrbemferefuu Heath shown “Sure. This has been an “hum, ; eventful Ml w“ your hsir. Ex- 31:... 35'3“"?! all sorts of Dio- thzzvmyou;.eecret would come out .. hoe-v23“ did Perry say to you? An!
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. in Mt. Ihfi had been expects shocks so suddenly. prise. Bunny was ioyously excited. . "I don't wear it long. It's cut as little shortly. and swung himsel: eif. abentit. Don't b. an ostrich! But breached the subject but after some
it. and rather welcomed it. it u: don't know when I shall die, and Heath himself was frankly ”wow" m h _
short as 's." . aimless and futile k e said wed
Inman set back on the table the 14m finalised and wife est silent tor it you can see any way to our legal mm .1.” on u “a u. u up w. ,
‘ed excitement to the situation. I have certsinl made my will puzzled. . .
W‘Bunny glorled in a fuss. EltLari-y’o favor. Tl!) my mind that "Sam Anderson is s. thousand mild highhsll 1'1““ P“ compound- 1‘ the m m’ But W“ wear several moments. though ocuslonsi- esperstion—' other time."
’ "Let me alone." and Mylo flung is just and right.‘ it is far are times better equipped for sucheposi. ed tor him. end. his eye lighting on it long on top—so you can shake it 1! was: at one "other. "Mug“ 1. no. mom by m. “i m. ”a no mm m u m
e girl from her. "I'm in eomest—" appropriate that my tether's his! ties than you are!" Myra went on. a“ M "I the victim trial-- he “5" with th- wart of an artist." At last. m- eeve I lime eish. .30......» no...
You seem to he." and Bunny should revert to my father's rela- Anderson was another candidate. *0“ ‘1 d0" "“1 "i 1‘ “9 “Nu" m '1“ 40. "M” said Heath. and said. "Blow out the outline. .. kn h 3 g "I x This was from Heath m" who ‘
- -s. pace-oil. and scanned her tives than toaman my tether never "Anderson is a freak," put . the tall 81““ '° that “The WW“ °‘ . ”“3 unusual daring. “Please let pious. they bother my 03’“. And 1 °" t g "‘1 ° 9' WP. t d in at tile and ”a
We. " saw and would never have accepted Larry. but Myra snatched back the 1""? Heath" ““1194 W "1" i0 “10 my personal appearance alone. will Pili- out “I. lights. too. we may II a“ "y. te- °" ‘“ '"n ht:es‘iio um °’
iron-y Heath laughed. so '. son-ln-law, hed he been con- conversational hsii. 860m end me "if” well so to bed. It's Katie's nisht “to whip the devil around the m" ‘ no
“lies isn't. really." he said. “Ono suited." "He isn't." she declared. "And. ~ ‘leinlro Perm It doesn't it» out." stump. Yea. I know—hut you don: fro Be Well _
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