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CHAPTER XLVIII ,
"Oh. Sybil, don't!" implored
found hrr at the tl.'-hone.
Mrs. Thornp. "You know 1 loved !
Teddy as If he were my own. Youi
and Tad have piown away from
me, and I m such a loutiy old
Sybil had worn a Mack frock t6
Teddy funeral, and on her honl
der a bunch of the aneinouea she
had scalier: d hi casket. She
u.-nman t'li miaB Tufi.iv n.rt.- than' sat on a hlKh backed Spanish chair
I any of you." tnal ht had dragKed to the tattle
She put her hands to her face. ' ku T'T "
and stlt-nt tears stle bet wet-n her
! poor, thin infers. Then Sybil was
i on her knees, with her face In her
I mother's lap, sob bine as though
' her heart would break. Valerie
The red one. It was the warmest 1 rence. He didn't die at alt. Cralu:.'
ihini; he had. 1 tucked his little i It was all a mistake. He he's
puppy dog under his arm (he one
ou pave him. He loved It so."
-8bil darling "
"Wait, Craig I came to tell you
something."
"Mut, 11 you don't mean that.
Teddy's not really dead -not your
Utile Teddy."
site rested her head wearily
against the shield of red and gold
thai ornamented Its tail carved
back.
I On the table tall candles cant a
He was st urine at her as thotinl.
he believed her era)", and his fare
was gray and drawn as hern.
"1 wouldn I tell you. CiniKtt. If It'
wasn't true. Ko. d ar. I haven't :
cone Insane. Teddy's dead. ! kvr.v,
because t"'y put him In the
ground, yi u r t !'. d rneaih the;
snow. Ami .1 M dress htm j
very war;
very much alive. Mabel knew him
first only she didn't know he was
John, you see. he thought his
name was Itogrr Caldwell. He's a
i real estate afcent. And Mabel was
'looking for an apartment. And
v. lit ll the a?ent came I was there,
(don't you see? And It was John
Iawrence.
"He'( had amnesia, CralK. He
wasn't killed al all . He'd only for
gotten. And when he saw me he
fainted. And then Man and I re
viv.d Mm, and he knew me. . . .
Oil It's turn a dreadfully long
story. Craig." '
he pulled nor short skirt down
came and sat on the arm of her. wan light on a bowl or white roses
chair to stroke her slim shouldnB : that diffused the heavy odor' that
lovinKlv, and Tad dropped a kins i comes wllh funerals, and a profus
ion oi cui i lowers.
She sat with her back to Tad,
but he caught a glimpse of her pale
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on her bowed head.
"Mother, dear," whispered Va
lerie, "we'll never let you be lonely
agairL,"
She caught Tad's tear-dimmed
glance, and raited her eyebrows
interrogatively.
"All right." he nodded.
"Mother, dear,, listen. You're go
ing to have another little grand
child. I'm going to have a bah) !
Honestly In three more months. I
think I've been so smart to keep it
a secrtt. We meant not to tell you
for a little while yet. Hie lunger
we waited the cleverer 1 felt. Hut
now, you poor dear. 1 want you to
stop your crying, and tell Tad and
me you're glad. Tad's son! Aren't
you thrillul, Mother and .Sib
Sib, dear can t you be glad too?
Another little baby to make life
bearable now that Teddy's gone.
Oh, pleasct tell me you're glad!"
"Tad! Is It true?"
Thev turned to htm together.
Sybil and her mother. And their
surprise wan so genuine, that Va
lerie laughed aloud.
"Well, 1 like that! Of course it s
true, lion't you suppose I know?"
Then they laughed the two
women who neer expected to
smile again and. throwing their
arms about Valerie, kissed her.
"Oh, my dear!" breathed Sybil,
and. catching a sob with her teeth.
bit her llp3. "I think it's wonderful.'
Val." she cried. "And 1 never even .
suspected. 1 never was so mir-1
j prised In all my life. Three months
. . . why, Val!" j
Mrs. Thome was counting quiet-1
ly on her fingers.
"June that's lovely," she whis
pered through her tears. "Tad, I'm
so glad."
She kissed him tenderly.
"I guess I've something to live
for af.er all. Your baby"
Her hands dropped Idly in her
lap. and she fpll to musing.
face in the mirror. And he ilutiglit;
I she looked like a penitential Utile
saint in her black dress, with the
candles flickering, and the breath
I of mournful sweetness all about
i her.
I She was talking listlessly, her
lips removed from the transmitter.
" you expect him shortly? This
! is Sybil Thorne. IMease tell him 1
! want to see him. Tell him to wait
I for me."
! She 4iung up the receiver, and
i titrntd to Tad.
"Craig Is getting In from New
j York this afternoon." she said,
"and there's .something I want to
' ask htm. I'm going to drive in
j town now. IMease don't ask me not
to, Tad. I will be all right."
"I'll take you in," he offered.
I "No, I'd rather go alone. You
! stnv with Mother and Val."
"I will." he agreed, "if you'll
I promise to be buck by dinhor
I time."
1 "I promise. And Tad will you
; do me a favor? Will you put Ted
; dy's high chair beside my place
again? 1 don't want his things up
In the attic. I'd like to keep them
i around, until until we have an
1 other baby Teddy."
I She bent to her overshoes.
! "A n not crying for me," she de
' clared in a muffled little voice.
"It's for you and Val because I'm
so Klad for you."
Tad put his arms clumsily about1
her. "God bless you," he whis-j
pered. I
"Now don't be nlte to me," she!
warned him "or I'll cry."
1 verv vnr: -l n: A r it tilft Invs to ! nvnr her silk:i knecfl and held his
his casket, like pagan mothers do. I mare.
"Teddy was hanged. Craig, lie "And that night," she said, pal
choked to death, when 1 went out i In ; as she told It, "I went to see
to r.cc a r.'.r.u I us.'d to Unc. Oh. him. I went to hlB apartment,
they Fay he was watching the Craig. And I w anted him to make
snow flakes, but 1 know better. He j love to me. He told me about the
was looking for his mother. With girt he is going to marry, and he
his little nose pressed against the: paid she was his salvation, and his
Ice pane, in his flannel nightie, 1 compass and everything. And still
shivering in the cold, waiting forjl wanted him to make love to me.
me. j You see 1 am a very bad girl,
"And I didn't come. Craig. I'd CralK."
gone to see this man. He's going to j Ho w
be married very soon. She a a nice
little girl nice like I used to be.
Her name's Kitty, and he says
she's his salvation, nut he wanted
me lust the same. Only thn the
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Tad was a lovely baby, Valerie
Such a fine, healthy boy. And U
never gave me a minute's oif
Sybil was fussy but Tad land and drew her to his client s
Rake n.ive! I often said you'd upholstered chair.
never know there was a baby in I "Have you been 111
Craig was idly scanning closing
otock re port a when Sybil, without
knocking, slipped quietly into the
room. She was pale as the flowers
she wore, and seemed as frail and
sweet.
"Sybil! My dear, what is the
matter? You're white as a slnel."
Solicitously he took her hand
best
the house. Teddy was a good baby,
too. Remember when, he was cut
ting those first teeth? The poor
little tyke. . . ."
Sybil slipped quietly from the
room. A few minutes later Tad
Sib? Is any
thing wrong? My poor little girl.
you look like death.
"Teddy's dead. Craig."
"Teddy?" be repeated dully.
"Yea. We burled him this after
noonin hi little teddy bear se.it.
the telephone rang and Teddy
was hanged."
"Sybil darling don't!"
She put her hand against his
lips.
"Yes. Craig. I've got to. Let me
tell you. Craig."
Wllh a touch of wltdness she
clutched his hand.
He knelt then beside her. and
took her cold fingers in his and
held them warmly. She leaned
against him, and he was aware
poignantly of her loveliness and
dt'iirabUity. And the glamour, of
her presence enfolded him as It
it always did.
When a man or proround nature
has loved a woman f.r many
years, and been denied the fulfill
ment of his love, there may rise
from this denial a sort of protec
tive tenderness. A rare and lovely
thing like a wraith of passion, And
it embraces the object of hiB ador
ation gently as the perfume of a
summer's night. It Is an exquisite
i beatitude, and diffuses the pre
cious fragrance of a gracious
dream. .
In some magnetic way Sybil felt
herself enfolded In the spiritual
garment of Craig's love.
liut when he raised her hand
to his lips and kissed her fingers,
one by one, she drew them away.
"No, Craig. Not yet. I've come to
ask you something. Rut you must
hear me first."
"Yes, darling."
He soothed her gently, stroking
her knees.
"I've been a bad girl. Craig."
"No, no. Little Sweet.
It was his turn to put
i across her lips
..V" L'..l.M I
me If I had had lovers, Craig. And
he came and took me in his arms.
And he kissed me. . . . And then
the telephone rang. . . . And it
was Mabel. And Teddy was dead,
only I didn't know It then."
"Poor little girl. Sweet little,
dear little girl."
TED ROY WILL BE
HEARD IN COJSCERT
He reminded Iter of a monk on
his knees, telling a litany. A boau-
CrBlK-darling " She put her Place In competition with young
lips to his ear. "I'm not rery desir- '"m. every stste in ti e un
able any more. A little while ago i at the Alwater Kent radio au
. when yuu loved me ... I had Hon held last fall In New York
Ted.ly And I was very happy. ' '"y. IH appear In concert per
Now Teddy Is gone. . . . And I feel formance In this city.
very old. . . . Could you love me Mr. Roy has completely captl-
tlon of the evening's favor.
The concert will be given at the
First M. E. church on Friday eve-
FRIDAY NOV. 2' November 2 at eight o'clock
makes this concert within the
range of all.
o r
Roseburg music lovers will be
! glad to know that Ted A. Roy, O.
3. C. tenor, who won second
now. CralKT
"Oh. my dear. My dear."
He hurled his face In her lap.
valed his audiences everywhere,
having Just completed an exten
sive tour of Western Canada wllh
"I wish ynu could." she wins- u,e Kamous Canadian Players. His
pered, 'hut If you can't It's alU tenor voice Is of a remarkably
right, CralKle. I didn't really think rare Rnll beautiful quality and the
you would. I'm so miserable, you ; very fllct UlHt h, singing lacks
see. Men never love miserable-, BOlh lHticatlon and insurance
women. ... wi luuinw yuu of A niorp pmprlenceit musician an.
Of course you don't i
wnnt me. ... 1 shouldn't have
come. Hut I wnnted to know, Craig.
. . . f wanted to be sure."
She rose unsteadily to her feet,
and when she swayed h caught
her. and held er close. And she
was as sweet In his arms as her
anemones.
"Oh. my darling. My poor hurt
little darling."
"You love me? she murmured
"I love you so," he whispered. '
love you so.
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peals to those who hear him. The
purity ami freshness of his voice
is exceedingly pleasing.
This big, blond, amiable fellow,
familiarly known on the Osegon
State campus as the "singing
Blacksmith, becnuse of hla sev
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shop, swinging the sledge to the
tune of "Turkey In the Strnw"
1 1 and such familiar tunes, will offer j
I a nronram of great variety, rang. I
rhen she raised her face, all wet "m operntic selections to tue
with tears, and he kissed her palei lightest meioaies.
white lids so gently she scarcely Mr. Roy Is extremely fortunate
felt his lips. 'n m8 accompanist. Professor Paul
(THE END) Petri, head of the voice depart-
o ment at O. S- C. The direct un-
Page woven wire fencing, hinge ' detstanding made possible by Prof.
Joint, full gauge and full weight! Petri between the voice and Its In-
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